Why did Liu Qian block him?

Liu Qian was not banned by CCTV, but he did some wrong things and caused some bad social impact, so he did not appear on the Spring Festival Gala for several years.

1. One of Liu Qian’s incidents

The first thing that happened to Liu Qian that had a bad social impact was that after attending the Spring Festival Gala, he participated in a Japanese programme. At this time, Liu Qian was becoming popular all over the country with his wonderful performances in the Spring Festival Gala in 2009 and 2010. In this Japanese program, he knelt down like a man dressed as the Japanese Emperor and claimed that he admired the Japanese Emperor very much.

As soon as this incident came out, the whole country was in an uproar. Although Liu Qian’s team explained that the sentence was a translation error, they were still unable to reverse the bad impact. Liu Qian’s reputation this year was extremely poor. So in 2011, he had no chance to appear on the Spring Festival Gala again.

2. Liu Qian’s Incident No. 2

This incident happened in the 2013 Spring Festival Gala. At that time, there were some bad rumors about Yundi Li and Leehom Wang. Some people said that the two of them were Is gay. This year's Spring Festival Gala, Liu Qian and Li Yundi performed a program together. There was a scene where Li Yundi whispered to Liu Qian. At this time, Liu Qian suddenly said, "Look for Leehom." The impact of this rumor was very bad at the time. What Liu Qian said made Li Yundi and many people present very embarrassed, so Liu Qian did not attend the Spring Festival Gala for several years.

3. Liu Qian was banned

It is too exaggerated to say that Liu Qian was banned by CCTV. I think CCTV may have had a bad personal influence on Liu Qian, so he was not allowed on again. After he attended the Spring Festival Gala twice, the reputation was particularly bad due to Japanese programs, so he did not appear on the Spring Festival Gala in 2011, but he appeared on the Spring Festival Gala for two consecutive years in 2012 and 2013. In 2013, because of Li Yundi's incident, he remained silent for many years and never appeared in the audience's sight. In the past few years, he has been participating in some magic activities. It was not until 2019 that he appeared on the Spring Festival Gala again and returned to the Chinese people's attention.

Extended information

Liu Qian’s early life

Born on June 25, 1976 in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province. He became interested in magic at the age of 7. When he was 8 years old, he began to perform on stage for his classmates. "The first time he performed was to eat a pencil through his mouth and take it out from the back of his head."

In 1988, Liu Qian and a man in charge of the magic props counter The big boy Tang Wenlong made friends. Later Tang Wenlong encouraged Liu Qian to participate in the competition. At that time, the famous magician David Copperfield was on his world tour, and his entire team was invited to serve as judges for the "Youth Magic Competition". There were more than 200 contestants who signed up for the competition. Finally, Liu Qian, who was only 12 years old, won his first magic competition trophy "Taiwan Children's Magic Competition Champion" in front of the international magic master David Copperfield.

In 1992, Liu Qian met Mr. Xu Leisi, a professional magician, who taught Liu Qian more professional magic techniques and made Liu Qian know that it is not possible to work behind closed doors and that international exchanges must be done. Liu Qian worked and performed there during his spare time. He spent the period from 16 to 20 years old. This was the period of Liu Qian's fastest progress in his life and the period when he had the most powerful close-range magic skills. In high school, Liu Qian worked as a magician in a bar.

In 1999, Liu Qian began to enter the magic world after graduating from the Japanese Department of Soochow University in Taiwan.