Mochi asked, "What are you studying magic for?" For magic lovers, learning magic is one purpose to "bring joy to yourself and others, and develop unique habits of mind", unless you want to become a professional magician. So we learn magic for the word "happy". ”

If it's just to learn magic to show off or to cope with a class performance or a company patio, I don't think you need to learn magic at all, magic is a combination of art and technology, and it is not something that can be learned in a moment, even if you learn to reveal the secrets, what is the use? So make it clear that you learn magic for pleasure and not to show off and cope.

And then how to maintain interest in magic? People's interest in things can not always exist or a layer of unchanged, but we should know how to cultivate or strengthen the interest in magic, which often appears in the junior magic lovers, many friends just watched a very good magic began to "see the magic revealed career", a few days later felt that the magic revealed to see the almost, and then abandoned magic.

So how do we keep interest from waning? Actually, it's very simple, we just need to spend some time every day learning a different type of magic teaching or the magic teaching you want to see, the teaching I said is the same as what the webmaster of the Magic Miracle Forum said, I agree with his idea, teaching is that you start practicing from the basic techniques, not looking at the secrets.

Revealing secrets is like the answers to a test paper, and teaching is equivalent to the foundation of the knowledge contained in this test paper, and the difference between the two is obvious. The most important point is to practice the basic techniques often, when you know the basics of magic well, on the basis of watching the teaching, you can adapt or original magic process or magic effect by yourself, which is also the key to a solid interest in magic, when you have your own adaptation or original magic tricks, you must practice and perform to your friends, listen to their praise, this is not for you to learn magic to show, but to seek interest and confidence in praise, because human psychology is like this.

When you reach the above, you can deepen your understanding of magic, don't stay on the basis of learning and teaching, watch more performances of magic masters, understand them, and learn more in-depth magic concepts and magic concepts, the only regret is that these contents rarely appear in the domestic magic learning market.

What to do when a magic show fails?

The only way to do this is to re-enact one to make up for it, or to tell someone that you didn't play well, and when you get home, think about what you got wrong, and don't give up on yourself or just tell the audience the secret. In fact, for beginner enthusiasts or ordinary enthusiasts, once the magic fails, it is basically hanging, because it is difficult for us to make up for it at this stage, in fact, even if the magician makes a mistake, it is difficult to recover.

The key is how to "step down" yourself. Once the magic trick fails, everyone must be confident, if you think it doesn't have much impact on your psychology, you can humorously move on to the next magic trick; If you think that you can't bear it psychologically and are very nervous, it is recommended that you end the performance, don't be afraid of losing face, people who learn magic must be very thick-skinned, mainly to find their own faults, and then find a few magic tricks that they are particularly good at to find another person to perform, so that you can redeem your lost confidence.

Prop magic or manual magic, which is more important and which is easy to learn?

Both are important, and in a broad sense, both are one of the two main categories of magic, and if one of them is not important, then what is the magic world doing with it now?

As for which one is easy to learn, I think everyone must say that prop magic is simple, as long as I understand the secret and have magic props, I will too.

This is definitely a wrong idea, and the reason why we think that prop magic is simple is that most of the magic items sold in the market are "fool-type" magic props, which are very simple to use, and because of people's misinterpretation of some magic tricks. There are also people who say that when you get the props, you know how to perform, but in fact, this is also wrong, because now the slightly more difficult magic props come with a lot of teachings to teach you how to use them, what if they don't teach you?

The magician who is particularly famous in the prop magic world now may be Chris, since magic props can perform if they know the secret, so why are there so few famous people? And these prop magicians often meditate. Because prop magic requires a lot of money and technology, as well as the mind of a magician.

The real prop magic is not the kind of prop magic we see, and buying a prop is a prop magician. If you use manual magic to understand this sentence, this is like this: you buy a magic trick, you yourself are a magician, in fact, this sentence is not nonsensical, the real prop magic and manual magic are the same, divided into basic and use.

The basis of prop magic is that the magic performer thinks about the magic props by himself, and then makes them himself or finds someone to make them, not to buy props to perform, where did Chris buy his props?

Prop magic is not easy, manual magic is also difficult, one needs to know a lot of principles and knowledge to think and make props, and the other needs a smart mind and flexible thinking habits to create miracles.

Which do you say is easy and which is simpler? As long as everyone is willing to persist and work hard, I believe that they are all simple magic schools for you. Can enthusiasts take shortcuts when they learn magic and apprenticeship?

It's ridiculous, but when I see some magic enthusiasts apprenticed, I laugh miserably, first of all, why would you do it if you don't eat it? Second, many magic forums and websites now have teachings, experiences and magic knowledge, most of which are videos, so why bother to apprentice again?

Many people think that there is a master, many of their doubts can be solved, and many loopholes can be filled by the master. But for magic lovers, isn't it happier to find and solve problems on their own, and to experience the fun more? If you just hope that the master will take the shortcut to magic, it is absolutely wrong, just like the saying: the master leads the door, and the cultivation is in the individualSince there are so many rich resources on the Internet now, why not learn it yourself, even if you find a master, what is the benefit of not working hard? If the master teaches you to cut flowers and doesn't practice it yourself, will it be?

It's very important to learn the basics of magic, many people say that the videos on the Internet are all in English, and they can't understand it, which is a completely ridiculous concept, and the basics of magic can be understood as long as everyone watches them carefully, unless you watch the magic reveal or only watch 1 minute and don't understand the video and turn off the video.