The second NYS Chinese Lantern Festival includes more than 1,000 lanterns on display, as well as 30-minute performances featuring acrobats, jugglers, Chinese yo-yoing and face-changing.

Bian lian, also known as face changing, is a dramatic art from the Sichuan Opera. During live performances, face-changing masters change their masks in less than a second, without the audience ...

Chinese performer He Hongqing can change his facial expressions, and make up, on stage in a flash, ... Face changing, or "bian lian," traces its history back some 300 years, ...

After his employer implemented a return-to-office policy last year, Jin Bian decided to cut down his one-hour commute time by purchasing a house closer to the office in Tampa, Florida. Then, he ...

Kim Woo-suk is one of the few Korean bian lian performers. Bian lian (變臉), or byeon geom in Korean (변검), is an ancient Chinese dramatic art that is part of the Sichuan opera school (천극, 川劇). Bian lian ...

A Chinese performer has been wowing crowds in Sichuan province with his face changing skills. He Hongqing is an expert in the ancient art which is at the heart of traditional Sichuan Opera. He is able ...

The mask uses a form of artificial intelligence known as sentiment analysis to understand your online interactions. Liǎn uses a combination of soft robotics and machine learning to function.

A five-year-old Malaysian boy has gone viral on Chinese social media for performing face-­changing routines in China, China Press reported.