Drunken Arts & Crippled Fist

Drunken Arts & Crippled Fist is a 1979 martial arts film that follows the journey of Wan Fei Yeung (played by Siu-Tin Yuen), a young man with a crippled leg, who learns the art of drunken boxing in order to avenge the death of his father.

The movie begins with Wan Fei Yeung traveling to the city to visit his father, who is a government official. Upon arriving, he finds that his father has been murdered by a group of corrupt officials who sought to silence him. Wan Fei Yeung is devastated by the loss of his father and vows to seek revenge.

He seeks out the help of Master Fok Chun-sing (played by Yi-Min Li), a renowned master of the art of drunken boxing. Master Fok was a friend of Wan Fei Yeung's father and is willing to take him under his wing, despite his disability.

The rest of the movie follows Wan Fei Yeung as he trains in the art of drunken boxing and prepares for battle against the corrupt officials who killed his father. Throughout his training, he faces many challenges and setbacks, but with the support of Master Fok and his fellow students, he is able to overcome them.

Meanwhile, the corrupt officials become aware of Wan Fei Yeung's plans and try to stop him at any cost. They send their top fighter, Ma Siu-tsang (played by Tien-Hsiang Lung), to kill Wan Fei Yeung and prevent him from exposing their wrongdoing.

The climax of the movie takes place in a thrilling fight scene between Wan Fei Yeung and Ma Siu-tsang. It is a fierce battle between two skilled fighters, both using their unique fighting styles to gain the upper hand. In the end, it is Wan Fei Yeung's drunken boxing that proves to be too much for Ma Siu-tsang to handle, and he is defeated.

Drunken Arts & Crippled Fist is a classic martial arts film that showcases the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for what is right. It is a tale of revenge, redemption, and ultimately, triumph. Siu-Tin Yuen delivers a captivating performance as Wan Fei Yeung, and the fight scenes are both well-choreographed and exciting to watch. Overall, it is a must-see for fans of the genre.