魔術師終於要公開這個騙倒所有人的「漂浮美女魔術」的驚奇真相了！ 


我想大家應該都有看過「漂浮」這類的魔術吧？魔術師的美女助手躺在板子上，然後板子在沒有支撐物的狀況下上升、下降，真的很神奇，而我們不管看多少次，總是很想找到那些吊著板子的鋼絲，但總是找不到。
如果你跟我一樣，想破了頭也想不出魔術師是怎麼辦到的，就讓真正的魔術師為你解答吧！


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