Tim Ellis and Sue-Anne Webster continue their updates from China and the FISM competition in Beijing, China.
They report on a particularly unsettling incident immediately following a contestant’s performance in the Close-Up Competition.
On occasion, we get caught up in the excitement and become disoriented as to time, place, and identity. There are even times when we forget our place in human history.
Magicians are assured that FISM may be world wide in scope and fertile ground for our craft, but there are those who would attempt to plant the malignant weed of division to destroy, not build.
Not surprising given recent events reported virtually everywhere but Mainland China, the issue of Taiwan gave rise to a very ugly moment in what was promising to be one of the best FISMs yet.
The USA Today has a neat article about Taiwanese Magician Lu Chen, a fantastic magician lauded by no less an authority than David Copperfield.
Check out Tim and Sue-Anne’s blog for the details on “The Incident” here: Magic Unlimited with Ellis & Webster.
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The peripatetic and personable team of Tim Ellis and Sue-Anne Webster are on the ground giving the bird’s eye view of the low-down in Beijing, China.
