Tell us about the flaws in magic that you have seen.

Why are you talking about the magic tricks that are a little bit of a mistake ... Don't spread the hype about this kind of thing, it's very close to revealing the secret to magic.

About mind magic. In fact, the inside of the two books is exactly the same, but the magician replaced the book cover, when the magician asked the first audience whether they wanted the page on the left or the right, this is the magician can see the first word generously, and you can do some mysterious actions when guessing the word.

About the coin passed the throat. In fact, the magician is saying, "I'm going to put it in my mouth and take it out from the back of my neck, which he has put behind my neck."

But you still have to pretend to hold a coin. The next thing is to play tricks, do swallowing movements, and show that you are uncomfortable, the longer this section is done, the better, that is, to make the audience forget the action you just did, and then take it out from the back of the neck.

About the magic that makes gravity disappear: a box of matches truncates one of them a little. Place this short match horizontally in the matchbox so that it keeps the other matches out of the way.

Expose the match to others, but don't show the match that is lying horizontally, mark an area on the table and say that you want to make the gravity of the place disappear. Then pull out the box of matches face down and pull out the box inside, so that the matches will not fall. But slowly move the match to another area, at this time, as long as you gently pinch the front and back of the matchbox, the match will naturally fall off.

About the magic of two-number coincidences. The performers place a pencil lead about 1 cm long in the corner of the table beforehand, and of course they can hide the pencil lead elsewhere if they like. When you pick up a pencil and write numbers on paper, pretend to be writing without writing anything.

Write "When you're done, put the note in your pocket." When the audience finished counting the numbers, the performers secretly picked up the pencil refills on the table. Then reach into your pocket and use a pencil lead to quickly write the number reported by the audience on the slip of paper (for the convenience of writing, when asking the audience to report the number, you can limit the number to be between 0 and 9).

At this point, the performer pulls out the note for the audience to read (the performer can throw away the pencil lead while the audience reads the note).

About the magic of banknotes turning white paper. The performer pre-empties a white slip of paper between the 9th and 10th bills. The performance begins with the performer holding 10 banknotes in a fan in their hands.

Then he took out a few front and back of the banknotes in the fan line to explain, and took the opportunity to move the 10 banknotes to the bottom, and below was a stack of white paper. Then, straighten out the stack of bills, strike the stack with your right fist, and then fan the face. Odd!

The original stack of banknotes was all blank paper. Then pretend to pull out a few pieces of paper to confess, so that you can cover the banknotes with the paper you have confessed, and it looks as if the banknotes have all turned into white paper.

About Poker Flying. The back of the two cards in the magician's hand is pasted with 5 bevel cards (Figure 2). The magician holds the beveled bar of the poker in his hand and falls underneath it.

When the poker is turned around and pulled away, of course, it will become 7 cards (in fact, two cards and five beveled strip poker edges), because the audience is far away, and the bevel edge cannot be seen and it is considered to be a flying poker. When it is closed again, the magician only needs to spread out the poker head, and the extra poker will "fly" away.

Jay Chou held a cup of coffee in his hand, and then quickly spun it and poured it out, but surprisingly, the coffee did not leak a drop, which made netizens exclaim: "It's amazing!" However, there are still sharp-eyed netizens who found that Jay Chou pressed the cup with his hand, and he had already closed the lid of the cup, and some netizens broke through the blind spot with a word:

That's the power of technology!

About the number guessing cards. This is a magic trick designed using the principle of identity transformations in mathematics. It must be remembered that:

One is that the number of cards at the beginning of each pile must be equal. The second is to remove the number of cards from the first pile for the third time. The math in this example is 4*2+8+5=21