醉拳 Pronunciation and Pinyin
醉拳 Usage and Examples
Drunken Fist
长洲醉龙，是中国南方独有的民间舞蹈，它融汇了南拳、醉拳、杂耍等技艺，成为中山本土独特的民间艺术。
Changzhou Drunk Dragon dancing is a folk dancing in southern China and a unique local folk art of Zhongshan, which combines southern Fist, Drunk Fist as well as acrobatics.
The characters in 醉拳
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 醉
- zuì醉xiāng乡a state of intoxication, the land of the drunk
- zuì醉rén人de的intoxicating, captivating
- zuì醉mò墨Drunken ink
- zuì醉mò墨dān丹qīng青Intoxicated by ink painting, Passionate ink painting
- zuì醉xīn心absorbed, captivated
- zuì醉xīn心yú于devoted to, absorbed in
- zuì醉tài态Drunkenness, drunken state
- zuì醉yì意the feeling or signs of being drunk
- zuì醉bù步staggering steps of a drunkard
- zuì醉hàn汉a drunkard; a drunken man
- zuì醉māo猫ér儿Drunkard, Lush
- zuì醉shēng生mèng梦sǐ死de的shēng生huó活A life of dissipation, A life of debauchery
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Open the tool →Questions about 醉拳
What does 醉拳 mean in Chinese?
醉拳 (zuì quán) means “Drunken Fist”.
How do you pronounce 醉拳?
醉拳 is pronounced zuì quán in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Drunken Fist” in Chinese?
“Drunken Fist” is 醉拳 (zuì quán) in Chinese.
How is 醉拳 used in a sentence?
This page has 1 example sentence using 醉拳, each with pinyin and an English translation.