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Drunken Lu Zhishen Putting Mount Wutai in an Uproar

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This is also a story in the classical novel - Outlaws of the Marsh. Previously named Lu Da, Lu Zhishen was a person with a violent temper, who would fight for justice out of indignation. Once, a butcher nicknamed "Lord Zhen of the West" bullied others, drunken Lu Da killed him with just three punches in a fit of anger. Then he fled to Mount Wutai, where he became a monk and changed his name to Lu Zhishen. However, he did not follow the Buddhist code and even caused uproar in the temple by beating up the monks, damaging the temple, uprooting a willow tree and kicking vegetable thieves into the manure pits.

Drunken Boxing

Drunken Boxing is a style of boxing that imitates a drunkard in its movements, involving both offensive and defensive skills. The striking features of the boxing are its fast speed and unpredictable changes in beating the opponent. It is also known for its unique appreciating, health-boosting and practical values.

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Drunken Wu Song Beating Jiang the Gate Guard Giant

Drunken Wu Song Beating Jiang the Gate Guard Giant

This is a story in Outlaws of the Marsh - one of the great classical works of Chinese literature. Wu Song was exiled to Mengzhou. On his way there, he learnt that the restaurant owned by Shi En,...
The Movie Drunken Master

The Movie Drunken Master

In the movie, when Wong Fei Hung (a martial artist and a Chinese folk hero) was young, he was nothing but a mischievous boy in his father's eye. Later, after suffering lots of frustrations, Wong...