The Charm of Magic · Ruxianguli
Organiser:
Shenzhen Federation of Literary and Art Circles
Organized by:
Association Affairs Department, Shenzhen Federation of Literary and Art Circles
The "Warming Our Hearts" Arts Volunteer Service Corps of the Shenzhen Federation of Literary and Art Circles
Ruxianguli
Ruxianguli is a National Class-A Performer, Vice-Director of the Magic Art Committee of China, Vice-President of the Guangdong Acrobats Association, part-time Vice-President of the Shenzhen Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and President of the Shenzhen Acrobats Association.
Chief magician of Happy Valley Shenzhen. Her original act "Card Artistry" won the Ministry of Culture's highest award, the "Golden Lion Award," and earned her the name "the Flying-Card Fairy." She was named one of the "Top 10 International Magicians" at the 69th convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians in the United States. She received the Monte Carlo "International Magic Star Award," presented by Prince Albert II of Monaco. She created and starred in the large-scale magic gala "Dreamland Divine Comedy," which won the "Special Award" for best production from the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles. She received the "Merlin Award" for Best Female Grand Illusionist from the International Magicians Society. Her magic act "Xiuse (Beauty in Bloom)," which she created and choreographed, won the Guangdong Lu Xun Literature and Art Award in the "art category." She took the "Gold Award" three times running at the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao–Taiwan Magic Exchange Conference, hosted by the Art Department of the Ministry of Culture. She receives the State Council's special government allowance for experts.
Hello everyone, I'm the magician Ruxianguli
Let me teach you a little magic trick
Two silk scarves — watch closely
With these scarves, I first tie a knot
I just give it a light flick, like this
and the knot runs over to this side
Let me tell you how I did it
First, there is a knot
You pull one end gently — it's a slip knot
Hold this end, and one flick opens it
Like this
Hold your hand this way
Thumb and little finger
Turn your wrist over
Hook this end
And that makes a knot
But you need to practise a great deal
Be sure to practise several times before you perform
Only then will the effect really work
