Shenqi English

Magic English is: perform magic tricks.

An English word, mainly used as a noun, adjective and verb. When used as a noun, it is translated as "magic, magic performance and magic tricks", when used as an adjective, it is translated as "(related to) magic", and when used as a verb, it is translated as "magic, magic tricks; Make something suddenly appear (or disappear); Imagination; Think of; To summon (a soul); Begging (changed present participle) ".

Trick (trick; ; Juggling is one of the traditional acrobatics in China. Performers use agile techniques to create the illusion of audience's seeing and hearing, and perform the rapid increase or decrease of various objects, animals or fire and water. China has a long history of magic. According to Zhang Heng's Xijing Fu, as far back as the Han Dynasty, there were programs such as swallowing knives, spitting fire and painting mountains into rivers.

Trick props are mostly common daily necessities or production tools for working people, such as pots, bowls, plates, spoons, cages, boxes, cabinets, knives and so on. On May 23rd, 20 1 1, acrobatics was approved by the State Council and included in the third batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

20 19, 1 1, the list of representative projects of national intangible cultural heritage was published, and Tianjin Acrobatic Troupe obtained the qualification of "Magic" project protection unit.

Pranks:

There are four sets of basic hand-drawing activities (that is, hand skills) of "magic". The trick is "Dan, Sword, Bean, Ring". Dan, it's swallowing iron eggs; The sword is eating the sword; The beans were picked by the gods (two bowls with seven rubber beans together, changing back and forth, coming and going without a trace, coming and going without a shadow).

Ring refers to a nine-ring chain. Nine iron rings made of lead wire can be transformed into lifelike things, such as tricycles, official hats, flower baskets, lanterns and so on.