Who is the world magic champion?

English name: Louis Liu

International name: Chen Lu.

Gender: male

Date of birth:1June 25, 976

Place of Birth: Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province Province

Constellation: Cancer

Height: 173cm

Weight: 65 kg

Blood type: O type

Education: University

Occupation: magician

Interests: magic, movies, music.

Education: Graduated from Japanese Department of Soochow University.

Liu Qian is the first magician in Taiwan Province Province, and also the magician who has won the most international awards, including the champion of the Asian Magic Competition in the World Magic Seminar, and the Neil Foster-Bill Baird Excellent Manipulation Award awarded by the American Magic Academy, one of the highest honors in the magic world, and so on. In addition, in June 5438+February 2003, Liu Qian was voted as the best foreign magician of the year by all members of Japan Professional Magic Association, a consortium legal person.

In 2005, his book "Ah! Lost to magic "and" ah! Lost to Magic II.

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Award-winning record:

1988 won the david copperfield National Children's Magic Competition.

1998 "Formosa International Magic Congress" Best Creative Award of World Magic Congress

1998 was awarded a special prize and a recruitment certificate by SAM JAPAN, Japan branch of American Magician Association.

In 2000, he won the "Naniwa International Magic Conference" in Osaka.

JCMA Special Award of Japan Close-up Magic Association in 2000

200 1 World Magic Seminar "World Magic Seminar Asia" Silver Award in International Magic Competition

200 1 Bronze Lion Award of China Wuqiao International Art Festival

Silver Award of Shanghai International Magic Art Festival 200 1

Japan Magic Association FISM Award for Excellence in 2003 World Magic Competition

2003 Asian World Magic Seminar Grand Prize

2003 World Magic Seminar Annual Best Technology Award Audience Voting Award

In 2005, Chavez Magic Academy awarded Neil? 6? Foster Award-Outstanding Technology Award in 2005

In 2005, the audience voted for the Best Performer Award at the Abbott Magic Party in the United States.

2008 Japanese Close-up Magician Association Award for Best Close-up Magician of the Year.

There are two transparent glasses on the table, both of which are buckled on the table, and the glasses are covered with "paper sleeves", so that people can't see the inside of the glasses for the time being. One is on the left and the other is on the right. There is about a foot between the two cups. )

You pick up the cup on the left, put a coin (regardless of size) where you put the cup, and then cover it with the cup in your hand.

You gently blow a breath into this cup, or make a mysterious gesture, and then slowly lift its "paper sleeve". Because the glass is transparent, the audience can clearly see that the coins inside are gone!

At this time, you open the paper sleeve of another glass, and the lost coin has become this glass!

You put back the paper lids of both cups and breathe gently. Strangely, when you took both cups away, the coin mysteriously changed back to its original position.

Preparation before the performance:

You prepare two transparent glasses first, not too small. Prepare another piece of black paper half the size of a newspaper. In fact, any color is ok, as long as there is no "pattern" on it, but it can't be too thin. First, you use the same paper, cut out two disks, the size of which should be the same as the cup mouth. Then stick it on each cup with "glue". The difference is that a coin (let's assume it's a one-dollar coin) must be attached to one of the disks first.

Then make two "cylinders" that can cover the cup with other colors of paper. The cylinders are higher than the cup itself, and the upper edges should be glued together, so that others can't see the cup from above. Then spread that piece of "half a newspaper's size" black paper on the desktop, and then put two cups with paper sleeves within the range of the black paper, and all the preparations are completed. Then I put a coin of 10 yuan in my pocket, which is similar to that in the "cup". With a little practice, you can perform.

How to implement:

The first step is to pick up the "cup cover" on the left and let the audience have a look. There is nothing else in the cup (in fact, there is a round piece of paper at the mouth of the cup, just because it is black and the audience can't see it).

Put the lid back, and this time take the cup with the lid. Note: the audience should not see the "bottom" part.

Take out 10 yuan's coins from your pocket and put them where you put the cups. Cover the coin with the cup and sleeve in your hand.

You breathe gently into the lid, or make a mysterious gesture.

Slowly lift the "lid" by hand, and the audience will immediately find that the coin of 10 is gone! (Because there is a black round paper covering the coin, it is of course invisible. )

You lift the "paper sleeve" of another cup with your other hand. 10 yuan's coin has arrived! Actually, it's in a cup, remember? )

Put the two paper sleeves back on the original cups. You breathe into the cup again.

First lift the "cup cover" on the right, pick it up and put it aside. The audience immediately found that the coin of 10 was gone again! (Because coins are stuck on black paper, as soon as the cup is removed, of course, it will go with the cup. )

Remove the "cup sleeve" on the left, and the 10 coin will return to its original position.

Although this is a simple little magic, it can hone your acting skills, strengthen your confidence in performing magic, and let you learn a basic magic principle, that is, black and black objects can be mixed together under quite simple conditions.

Note: The words written above are divided into many paragraphs, which are intentionally "separated". It reminds you that your movements need to "pause a little" where you are divided into paragraphs to enhance the performance.

As for the coins with names on them, we may not see them when we take them out and put them on. . ``

Before changing the ring into an egg, Liu Qian asked Dong Qing to sign the RMB of 1 yuan, and then changed it into a cup. Although this is not difficult to compare with the circle in the back, it reminds us why Dong Qing didn't mark the circle. Therefore, we can boldly assume that the ring may be in the egg, and Dong Qing's every move is more in line with the magician's performance. The egg that Liu Qian broke may just be a prop, and the ring is the same as Dong Qing's.