Drunken Boxing, also known as Zui Quan, is a traditional Chinese martial art that mimics the movements of a drunken person. Practitioners use swaying, stumbling, and unpredictable footwork to confuse opponents. The style emphasizes fluidity and adaptability, allowing fighters to evade attacks while delivering strikes from unexpected angles. This unique form of combat is characterized by its playful and deceptive techniques. Drunken Boxing incorporates both offensive and defensive maneuvers, often using the body's natural movements to create openings. It is not only a fighting style but also a performance art, showcasing agility and creativity in martial arts demonstrations.