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New page: ==Hand Balancer== ''By Dominique Jando'' Zhang Ting was a prodigy hand balancer from the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe in the People's Republic of China. She was only twelve years old w...

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==Hand Balancer==

''By Dominique Jando''

Zhang Ting was a prodigy hand balancer from the [[Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe]] in the People's Republic of China. She was only twelve years old when she appeared at the [[Festival Mondial du Cique de Demain]] in Paris in 1996. Her phenomenal one-arm handstands, maintained without interruption for about six minutes, won her a Gold Medal, and the "President of the Republic Prize," the highest award in the competition.

The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at an early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively early.

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	* Video: [[Zhang_Ting_Video_1996\|Zhang Ting, Hand Balancer]], at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1996)		* Video: [[Zhang_Ting_Video_1996\|Zhang Ting, Hand Balancer]], at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1996)

−	[[Category:Artists and Acts\|Zhang Ting]][[Chinese Acrobatics\|Zhang Ting]][[Category:Hand Balancers\|Zhang Ting]]	+	[[Category:Artists and Acts\|Zhang Ting]][[Category:Chinese Acrobatics\|Zhang Ting]][[Category:Hand Balancers\|Zhang Ting]]

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	* Video: [[Zhang_Ting_Video_1996\|Zhang Ting, Hand Balancer]], at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1996)		* Video: [[Zhang_Ting_Video_1996\|Zhang Ting, Hand Balancer]], at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1996)

−	[[Category:Artists and Acts\|Zhang Ting]][[Category:Hand Balancers\|Zhang Ting]]	+	[[Category:Artists and Acts\|Zhang Ting]][[Chinese Acrobatics\|Zhang Ting]][[Category:Hand Balancers\|Zhang Ting]]

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 Zhang Ting was a prodigy hand balancer from the [[Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe]] in the People's Republic of China. She was only twelve years old when she appeared at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris in 1996. Her phenomenal one-arm handstands, maintained without interruption for about six minutes, won her a Gold Medal, and the "President of the Republic Prize," the highest award in the competition.
-The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at a very early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively early.
+The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at a very early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively quickly.
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 Zhang Ting was a prodigy hand balancer from the [[Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe]] in the People's Republic of China. She was only twelve years old when she appeared at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris in 1996. Her phenomenal one-arm handstands, maintained without interruption for about six minutes, won her a Gold Medal, and the "President of the Republic Prize," the highest award in the competition.
-The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at an early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively early.
+The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at a very early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively early.
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−	Zhang Ting was a prodigy hand balancer from the [[Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe]] in the People's Republic of China. She was only twelve years old when she appeared at the [[~~FFestival~~ Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris in 1996. Her phenomenal one-arm handstands, maintained without interruption for about six minutes, won her a Gold Medal, and the "President of the Republic Prize," the highest award in the competition.	+	Zhang Ting was a prodigy hand balancer from the [[Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe]] in the People's Republic of China. She was only twelve years old when she appeared at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris in 1996. Her phenomenal one-arm handstands, maintained without interruption for about six minutes, won her a Gold Medal, and the "President of the Republic Prize," the highest award in the competition.

	The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at an early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively early.		The following year, in 1997, she won a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] (amazingly, the Gold Clown went instead to the bicycle act of the [[Shandong Acrobatic Troupe]] that year). Zhang Ting continued her short career as a hand balancer within the Tientsin Acrobatic Troupe. Like many other young Chinese acrobats, the strain of high-level training at an early age obliged her to retire as a hand balancer relatively early.

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+* Video: [[Zhang_Ting_Video_1996|Zhang Ting, Hand Balancer]], at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1996)
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Zhang Ting]][[Category:Hand Balancers|Zhang Ting]]