The magic trick of Lin Zhi Ling on the Spring Festival Gala was solved, and it was absolutely impressive!

Since the Spring Festival Gala, I've been tossing and turning, sleepless. While others were playing "Fight the Landlord" needing one more player, I quietly dug out my three-year-old physics textbook from high school and studied hard for a few days. Though not as proficient as a teacher, I'll attempt to solve it:

Because human skin is not in a vacuum and has mass, movement generates acceleration. Its F = uN,

where N is the pressure, on horizontal skin N = mg, u is the sliding friction coefficient, which is related to Charlene Choi's skin.