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Magic Festival to be kicked off

www.chinanews.cn 2007-04-29 16:28:32

An International Magic Festival will be kicked off in Shenzhen, south
China's Guangdong Province, during the May Day holiday, and more than 40
world's top grade magicians from twelve countries will show their stunts.
The photo taken on April 28 shows a magic master was giving his marvelous
performance.

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