: Wong Kei-ying is a strict, traditional doctor who forbids his son from fighting—especially using the "disgraceful" Drunken Boxing style [6, 10].
The film is celebrated for its technical mastery of Zui Quan (Drunken Boxing), a style that imitates the erratic, uncoordinated movements of a drunkard to deceive opponents. Unlike the 1978 original, where the style was purely comedic, the sequel presents Drunken Boxing as a lethal, fluid, and physically demanding art form. The seven-minute final duel against Ken Lo is widely regarded as one of the greatest fight sequences in film history , showcasing Chan’s signature death-defying stunts and acrobatic precision. Cinematic Legacy jackie chan movies drunken master 2
