These five children were present at the Opening Ceremony and they return for the start of a really nice section of the show that includes highlights from the Games shown on the floor of the arena.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

My moment of the Games was watching the USA men winning the gold medal in the curling. These guys went from zero to hero. It was really inspiring.

Time for some more Korean music. As some boy band shows us their moves.

They have white suit jackets on, but, perhaps wisely, have opted against the all-white suit look modelled so hilariously by the Liverpool team before the 1996 FA Cup final against Manchester United.

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And a bit more on that from our colleagues in news...

North Korea is willing to hold talks with the US, South Korea says.

The announcement came after Gen Kim Yong-chol met South Korean President Moon Jae-in ahead of the closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics.

US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka is also attending the ceremony, but US officials have ruled out meeting the North Korean delegation.

The US says North Koreans pulled out of a meeting with Vice-President Mike Pence during the opening ceremony.

The Korean rapprochement has been seen as a move by the North to drive a wedge between the South and the US.

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John Hunt
BBC TV commentator in Pyeongchang

We are hearing there has been talks (between South Korea and North Korea). If the Olympic truce has worked here then that surely will be a lasting legacy from Pyeongchang 2018.

And here they all are...

We now have a host of athletes from around the world coming together on the stage.

They are...

• Yun Sungbin (gold medallist, skeleton - South Korea)
• Ryom Tae-ok (Olympian, figure skating - North Korea)
• Nao Kodaira (gold medallist, speed skating - Japan)
• Liu Jiayu (medallist in snowboard - China)
• Martin Fourcade (three-time medallist in biathlon - France)
• Lindsey Vonn (medallist in alpine skiing - United States)
• Seun Adigun (Olympian in bobsleigh - Nigeria)
• Pita Taufatofua (Olympian in cross-country skiing - Tonga)

And no, Taufatofua does not have a top on, yet again, just like at the opening Ceremony and the Opening Ceremony at the Summer Games in Rio. Does he even have any tops?

And here is some more from Thomas Bach: "Dear athletes, you are the best ambassadors of our optimism. Thank you for sharing it with us. Thank you for your competitive spirit. Thank you for your fair play.

"To the organisers of the Olympic Winter Games Pyeongchang 2018, I say: thank you from the bottom of my heart. I congratulate you for showing us new horizons.

"For your contributions, I thank the International Winter Sports Federations, the participating National Olympic Committees, our sponsors, and the television rights holders.

"To the President of the Republic of Korea, Your Excellency Moon Jae-in, I say thank you for your personal commitment and determination to make these Games so successful in every way.

"To the volunteers, I say a special thank you for warming our hearts even at the sometimes lowest temperatures we have experienced at Olympic Winter Games. Volunteers, Thank you for your dedication.

"To our gracious hosts, the people of Korea, I say: "thank you".

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More from Thomas Bach. He says: "These Olympic Winter Games have introduced new events that appeal to new generations. Digital technology has enabled more people in more countries to see winter sports in more ways.

"We have brought together a record number of National Olympic Committees to participate in Olympic Winter Games.

"Therefore I can truly say: the Olympic Winter Games Pyeongchang 2018 are the Games of New Horizons.

"We are embracing these new horizons. We offer our hand to everybody to join forces in this faith in the future."

Time for Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee. He says: "Over the past 17 days, we have experienced Olympic Games rooted in tradition and showing the way to the future.

"Dear athletes from the NOCs of the Republic of Korea and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, with your joint march, you have shared your faith in a peaceful future with all of us.

"You have shown how sport brings people together in our fragile world; you have shown how sport builds bridges. The IOC will continue this Olympic dialogue, even after we extinguish the Olympic flame.

"In this, we are driven by our faith in the future."

After the theatre, after the presentations and after the snazzy promo videos, come the speeches.

Lee Hee-beom, president of the Pyeongchang OlympicGames Organising Committee, says: "Even though we are now saying goodbye to each other, Pyeongchang 2018 will be long remembered with beautiful and unforgettable memories.

"Together we saw and witnessed so many touching human dramas and stories to leave us a valuable legacy of great Olympic spirit."

China president Xi Jinping welcomes the world to China for Beijing 2022.

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

My moment of the Games was when Hungary won the men’s 5,000m relay gold at the short track speed skating because it was the first time Hungary had ever won a gold medal at the Winter Olympics. And the other reason is because Elise Christie was able to leave the Olympics with a smile on her face after all.

Her boyfriend Shaolin Sandor Liu was in the Hungarian team and she was there on her crutches at the side of the rink to cheer him on. It was a nice moment.

Fiona Shoop: This is all feeling a bit 50s-60s American musicals. I keep expecting Doris Day to pop out.

Is it me, or do we just not see enough skating pandas at events these days?

What we are basically seeing now is a trailer for the Opening Ceremony in four years' time. It looks good. Let's hope the feature film is as good as the preview.

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Dave Bundy: You can't fail to smile at the sight of a lit up skating panda!

Michael: The roller skating pandas are just ADORABLE.

John Hunt
BBC TV commentator in Pyeongchang

It took four seconds to see a panda!

Ivanka Trump, daughter of American president Donald, watches on...

John Hunt
BBC TV commentator in Pyeongchang

The countdown begins in earnest now for Beijing 2022. The third city that will host both the summer and the winter Games.

If you remember the 2008 Games, the Bird's Nest stadium will be used we're being told and the Water Cube - used for swimming events in the summer Olympics - will be used for the curling.

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