People are stunned by the choreography in a gorgeous video of a hand ballet done by crippled dancers. The dance is so well-synchronized that the whole ensemble seems to be one huge entity.

It was the concluding handover ceremony of the Tokyo Paralympic Games, performed by 128 people. It was conducted by Sadeck Waff, a French choreographer who is known for his inventiveness.

The show begins with someone who has a bionic right hand and a human left hand. While this demonstrated a sort of impairment, the art made as a result of the performance was amazing.

Professionals and amateurs sat on wheelchairs and moved their hands to the music during the performance. Another French musician had also written the song.

It was written by Woodkid and premiered by the Orchestre National de France. It corresponds with the hand ballet, which recalls the spectators of starlings and a fantastic creation.

The hand ballet was seen in complete stillness. Everyone who saw it had to be committed to the rhythm and dedication of each performance.

While it looked like a flock of birds making waves in the sky, it also reminded me of various identities of people that are irreplaceable as a whole. In the Olympic Games, the performance is a genuine sign of togetherness.