Chen Ming, a man living in Zhengzhou, can play the Jingle Bells with the plastic sticks tied to the hair above his forehead. The movement of the sticks are controlled by his scalp.Chinanews, Zhengzhou, October 20 – Chen Ming, a man living in Zhengzhou, can play the Jingle Bells with the plastic sticks tied to the hair above his forehead. The movement of the sticks are controlled by his scalp!Chen found that he could move his scalp when he was eight. After graduation from polytechnic school, Chen saw on TV that a man could hang a bucket of water on his eyelids. Inspired by the man's feat, he thought he could try to “hang” something on his forehead.Chen first tied a bottle of water to the hair on his forehead, and he felt that he could hold more, thus he put on another bottle. Soon he was bored with the trick and wanted to try something that required more skill. Then he tied a drum stick to his hair and tried to control it with the movement of his scalp.Now Chen is able to command the stick while his head is still. When he plays music, his eyebrows move with the stick forming a rather interesting scene.