What? A flying sword?! Only in martial arts novels do swords have the ability to fly. However, a #Chinese youngster made such impossible thing come true. He used magnetic levitation technology and mechanical engineering knowledge to create a “flying sword.” You can see, whichever direction his finger pointed, the sword would fly. #creativity (cr.fanshisan013） | T-Time HK

14K views · 212 reactions | How to control a flying #sword? This creator has crafted a sword that soars through the air, controlled by his fingers—it's like magic come to life! (cr: douyin OneXianE) | T-Time HK | Facebook

The "Flying Sword," a common trope often found in Chinese "Wuxia" or martial arts chivalry novels, has recently been brought to real-life settings by a vlogger in southwest China's Sichuan Province. Fan Shisan, a vlogger specializing in ancient martial arts-themed content, has crafted "flying swords" controlled by finger gestures. Over the past three years, he has evolved from a hotel waiter with a passion for martial arts into a "sword master" revered by millions of fans. #AmazingFeat | China N