Everything about Liu Qian

Name: Liu Qian

English name: LOUIS LIU

International name: LU CHEN

Gender: Male

Marriage: No

Date of Birth: June 25, 1976

Birthplace: Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Constellation: Cancer

Height: 173cm

Weight: 65 kg

Blood type: O

Education: University

Occupation: Magician

< p>Interests: magic, movies, music

Education: Graduated from the Japanese Department of Soochow University

Favorite place: Qiaoxiang Pavilion

On the tenth day of the first month of 2009 Wu Hunan TV Lantern Festival Gala Liu Qian performed

Liu Qian is a magic performer who has won numerous international awards. His performances have been performed all over the world, and he has been invited to perform as a guest performer at international magic conventions many times. His avant-garde style and amazing creativity have been praised by his peers at home and abroad. He is the most famous Taiwanese magician among his peers around the world.

Extraordinary international outlook and constant self-enrichment are his unique features. In order to enrich the professional field and structure, he also dabbles in music, stage art, theater, industrial design, television, advertising, photography, etc. art-related knowledge. It is known as the "Magic Living Dictionary" in the industry.

The only Taiwanese magician who has been invited to perform in Las Vegas and the Magic Castle in Hollywood, he is the highest person in the magic world. He is currently active in Taiwan, Japan, Europe and the United States, and has been invited to international magician conventions around the world as a guest performer and lecturer on special lectures.

Liu Qian is the first magician in Taiwan who has won the most international awards, including the World Magic Seminar Asia magic competition championship and one of the highest honors in the magic world. The "Neil Foster - Bill Baird Award for Excellent Manipulation" issued by the American Academy of Magic, etc. In addition, Liu Qian was voted the Best Foreign Magician of the Year in December 2003 by all members of the Japan Professional Magic Association.

In 2005, his books "Ah! Lost to Magic" and "Ah! Lost to Magic Part 2" ranked on the bestseller list of major bookstores such as Jinshitang, Bloglai, and Eslite for six consecutive years, setting a record New sales record for magic instructional books.

Award record:

In 1988, he was awarded the Taiwan Children’s Magic Competition Champion by David Copperfield

In 1998, he won the "Formosa International Magic Convention" World Magic Convention Best Creative Award

In 1998, he received a special award and recruitment certificate from the Japanese branch of the American Society of Magicians "SAM JAPAN"

In 2000, Osaka "International Magic Convention" In Naniwa" International Magic Competition Champion.

2000 Japan Close Magic Association JCMA Special Award

2001 World Magic Seminar "World Magic Seminar Asia" International Magic Competition Silver Medal

2001 China Wuqiao International Arts Festival Bronze Lion Award

2001 Shanghai International Magic Art Festival Silver Medal Award

2003 Japan Magic Association World Magic Competition FISM Examination Excellence Award

2003 World Magic Seminar "World Magic Seminar Asia" GRAND PRIX Award

2003 World Magic Seminar Best Technique of the Year Award Audience Choice Award

2005 CHAVEZ Magic Academy in the United States Presented with the Neil Foster Award - Outstanding Technique in 2005

2005 Audience Choice Award for Best Performer at the American "Abbott`s Magic Get-together" Magic Convention

2008 Japan Close Magic Association's Best Close Magician of the Year [THE BEST CLOSE-UP MAGICIAN OF THE YEAR] Award

International Performance Experience

Magic Conference Guest

Asia International Magic Symposium – Nagoya, Japan

World Association of Magicians (IBM) Annual Conference – Miami, USA

World Magic Symposium – Las Vegas, USA

World Association of Magicians UK Branch Convention – Eastbourne, UK

Abano World Magic Convention – Venice, Italy

Thailand International Magic Convention – Bangkok, Thailand

Naniwa International Magic Festival – Toba, Japan

Korea International Magic Festival, - Seoul, South Korea

Wu Chiao International Magic Festival – Hebei, China

Abbott International Magic Season – Michigan, USA

ICM International Magic Convention – Toba, Japan

American Society of Magicians Japan Chapter (SAM JAPAN) Annual Convention – Saitama, Japan

< p>Central United International Magic Convention – Toba, Japan

BIMF Busan International Magic Festival – Busan, South Korea

China Magic Golden Chrysanthemum Award – Nanjing, China

Japanese Professional Magicians Association Annual Meeting – Tokyo, Japan

Kamakura Magic Association Annual Performance – Kamakura, Japan

Singapore Magic Association – Singapore

Commercial Performances

Magic Castle – Hollywood, USA

Japan Prince Hotel – Zamu, Japan

Grand Plaza Hotel – Nagoya, Japan

Shanghai Film Festival – Shanghai, China< /p>

North District Town Hall – Hong Kong

Sai Wan Ho Civic Center – Hong Kong

Happy Valley International Magic Festival – Shenzhen, China

National Theater – Magic.cn, Nagoya, Japan

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