What are the traditional ancient tricks in China?

1. Picking beans by immortals is a skill trick. The performer put some beans in the bowl and buckled them. He can transfer the beans in it to other bowls at will, or put more beans in it. Tao has clay balls, wooden beads, coral seeds, amber, rubber balls and so on.

2. Returning the Three Immortals to the Cave is a traditional trick in China. One chopstick, two bowls, three balls and three balls can be changed back and forth between the two bowls, which is one of the intangible cultural heritages in China.

3. Turning a colorful towel into a fish, which experts call "hanging fish", is one of the traditional classic ancient tricks in China, and is usually performed by an actress. The actress came on stage, declared her hands and picked up a large colorful towel. Both sides are responsible for the audience. Then hold two towel corners with both hands, swing up and down, and do a somersault in the same place.

After standing, hold the four corners of the colored towel with both hands to form a semi-cylindrical shape, with one end high and the other end low. When leaning against the glass water tank on the table, a dozen small fish fell into the tank, and the goldfish were still swimming.

4. Cleverly changing flying pigeons is a skill art in traditional tricks, which is called "grabbing pigeons" by experts, and it is difficult to perform. During the performance, after the magician explained his hands to the audience, he picked up a big red silk scarf from the table and erected two upper corners to explain it to the audience.

Then put it on his left arm and spread it like a flag. His right hand picked up a green silk scarf from the table, shook it gently and put it with the red silk scarf. He was holding a red and green silk towel in his hand and kept rubbing it back and forth. Suddenly, a beautiful white dove appeared from two silk scarves wiped by the magician and took off.

The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea is a very classic China traditional coin trick, and the performance effect is amazing. The performer takes four coins in each hand, makes a performance, and then spreads his hands. There are only three coins left in his right hand, but the coins in his left hand have become five.

Similarly, the coins in the right hand can point to the left hand one by one, and finally the coins in the left hand become eight, and there are none in the right hand.