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13. Opening, Closing and Victory Ceremonies 410 40 At 1 p.m., 846 dancers from the National Dance Company, National Classical Music Institute, Sonbong Dance Troupe, Chungang University and Hanyang University appeared wearing 838 masks of 160 kinds collected from 60 countries around the world. They produced a grotesque atmosphere by performing a dance symbolizing the end of the peaceful era and the arrival of "Chaos" full of conflicts and discords. Over the roof of the stadium, 20 mask balloons which are 10 meters in diameter each peeked down the stadium. The balloons showed the typical folk masks of Korea such as Choyong, Mokchung, Maltugi, Yangban, Halmi, Toryong and Mosum. The chaotic condition reached the peak when flames spurted out from the tracks like a fountain of sulfur from the hell. At 1:05 p.m. the chaos died out and the field was filled with 1,008 young Taekwondoists from the Piho Taekwondo Corps and Midong Primary School. The children in white uniforms demonstrated power and techniques through competitions and dismantling of the barriers. They exited the stadium like an ebb amid the applause of the spectators after displaying the power of mankind who had come to the place of reconciliation beyond the barriers. At 1:10 p.m., the green field was completely deserted with no shadow of human beings. In the absolute silence, a seven-year-old Yun Tae-ung, who was born on September 30, 1981, when Seoul was decided in Baden Baden as the venue of the 24th Olympiad and was selected as the 1988 Hodori, appeared on the field rolling a hoop. The round hoop symbolizes the circulation of the cosmos, the harmony of the world and the circle of the Olympic rings. It reminds the adults of the past young days while presenting the children with a token of enjoyment and the future. The hoop is the cosmos which rolls from the past to the future. Where silence reigned, "New Sprouts" budded. At 1:11 p.m. 1,200 children attending Samjon Primary School played in each of their ways jumping rope, rolling hoop, kicking shuttlecock and weather vane and sang children's songs, forcing the audience to smile and produce applause. At 1:16 p.m., the Opening Ceremonies took on an unprecedented vigor and strength as 1,450 youths from Sonbong Konori Team, Sonbong Farmers Music Band, Kwangsin Commercial High School, and Song-am Girls Commercial High School appeared in two opponent teams — Hong and Chong (Red and Blue)-in a traditional chariot battle game called Konori. They clashed severely and fought as the powerful music played, and then reached a climax of harmony. They exited the stadium in peace in the end, showing a dramatic turnabout from confrontation to reconciliation. At 1:23 p.m. "One World," the last work on the post - opening program, was staged. All members of the global family poured into the stadium hand in hand like the bright sunrays. The national flowers of all the countries who had hosted the Olympic Games marched in the front of the parade followed by former Olympic mascots — dog, beaver, bear, eagle and Hodori — representing the animal family. When 600 dancers symbolizing the human beings were positioned, 360 others from 12 countries made debut. The 360 folk dancers were from Hungary, Poland, France, Italy, Senegal, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Japan, Indonesia, New Zealand, the United States of America and Peru. Then from both the South and North Gates and 16 bridge passages, all of the 6,000 people who had participated in the Opening Ceremonies poured in and filled the stadium. The result was "One World" literally. All danced together. "One World" decorated the finale of the Opening Ceremonies amid the lingering melody of Koreana's "Hand in Hand," affirming that the world will have the most joyous and beautiful day when the heaven and earth, the animals and plants, and the human beings, robots and the extraterrestrials become one.
43 41 42 40. In the parachuting demonstration, 52 members of the International Parachutists Association and 22 Koreans made precision landings after skydiving from an altitude of 4,000 meters. 41. A multitude of dancers recreates 'A Great Day'. 42. Members of the Kim Paik-bong Dance Company stage a flower dance. 43. The Rose of Sharon, Korea's national flower, is formed on the floor of the stadium by hundreds of dancers.
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