How It's Used

“The games, held in the gigantic May Day Stadium in Pyongyang, involved more than 100,000 participants, mostly students; they took place six days a week for two months. Dancers on the field performed elaborate and precisely coordinated routines, while people in the stands held up intricate sequences of colored cards to create huge mosaiclike images.”

—Peter Maass, “The Last Emperor,” The New York Times Magazine, October 19, 2003.

Also Known As (AKA)

Rŭngrado May First Stadium

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May Day

Beyond eAlmanac
Wikipedia article on May Day Stadium