Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, south China - Recent (Exact Date Unknown)
1. Drunk driver surnamed Xu failing to blow into breathalyzer
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Police officer (no name given):
"Do you know how to blow a balloon? It's [blowing into breathalyzer] similar to that. I don't believe you have blown a balloon so hard."
3. Various of drunk driver failing to blow into breathalyzer
4. Drunk driver blowing into breathalyzer
5. Breathalyzer showing result, 191 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milligrams of blood

Recently uploaded video of a drunk driver's failed attempts to blow into a breathalyzer at a sobriety checkpoint in Shenzhen City of south China's Guangdong Province has netizens in the country bursting in laughter.

The offender surnamed Xu, 33, was stopped by police officers while he was driving. He had drunk three glasses of red wine at a reunion dinner with his schoolmates prior to being stopped, and was afraid of being punished. This led to his multiple attempts at fooling the police by pretending to blow into the breathalyzer.

According to the video, Xu's face appears strained as he blows into the device. However, no reading was indicated, signaling that he did not follows the police's order.

"Do you know how to blow a balloon? It's [blowing into breathalyzer] similar to that. I don't believe you have blown a balloon so hard," said one of the police officers at the scene.

The police asked Xu to do it again, but he once again pretended to blow into the breathalyzer.

The police officers demanded Xu follow their orders after seeing through his tricks, but he still refused to exhale four to five times.

Xu finally blew into the breathalyzer, with the result showing 190 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milligrams of blood, higher than the country's legal limit.

The police detained Xu for further investigation. He will likely have to pay a hefty fine.