When you open the door to the white fluttering traditional paper art of Jeju called ‘Gime’, the world of Jeju myths that decorate the night sky unfolds. A time when stages stopped due to the coronavirus and people were cautious about meeting people. With the harmony of light and art presented outdoors, we walk in sorrow under the moonlit night, and with the purifying power of Ksitigarbha’s dance and the goblin, we sing songs of healing and the rhythm of excitement, and meet hope rising again.