Thirty-nine years ago today, on April 11, 1986 (March 3, 1986 lunar calendar), the October baby stood on one leg on his father's chin. Samantha Holmz, little girl In early 1986, in Leeds, England, there was a little girl named Samantha Holmz. Although she was only ten months old, she was able to stand on one leg on her father's chin. There is probably no second example in the world. The little girl's father is a Royal Air Force technician who is fascinated by "juggling". He has practiced his skills and is good at performing his specialty: "Golden Rooster Independence" on a walking bicycle or on a stacked chair. When the little girl was seven months old and started to hold things, the father took the opportunity to teach her his "stunts". Day after day of exercise allows her to perform the "difficult" work of the golden rooster independently on her father's palm and chin when she is not steady.