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Korean dancers draw big crowds

Date:25/08/2010

South Korean drum dancers put on an exhilerating dance show at the World Expo last night.

South Korean dancers put on an exhilerating dance show.

The show reaches its climax when

The show reaches its climax when "Legend of Chun Hyang," a famous Korean opera based on a love story, is staged.

South Korean dancers put on an exhilerating dance show.

South Korean drum dancers put on an exhilerating dance show at the World Expo last night and enthralled about 1,000 spectators.

The Korean artists were also joined by Chinese performers in peacock dance and fan dance at the Greenland Square in the Puxi section of the World Expo. The show reached its climax when "Legend of Chun Hyang," a famous Korean opera based on a love story, was staged.

Daily attendance at the ROK Pavilion is around 38,000.

Editor: Hu Min