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Summary Hundreds performed simultaneous handstands in Taiwan to encourage development of public talent.
On a count down from three, hundreds of people in Taiwan chanted nothing is impossible when you have a will and performed handstands simultaneously.At least 552 people ranged from two to 65 years olds participated in the stunt. One person also brought his dog to perform a handstand by lifting the dogs hind legs.Organised into three groups, including handstand experts, yoga headstanders, and handstand with help, the participants were required to remain up-side-down for at least 15 seconds each round.According to organisers of the event, although it did not break the world record as originally planned, but it is an important step to encourage Taiwanese people to challenge the impossible.“Encourage more people to develop their talents and pursue their dreams. Nothing is impossible if you have a will, said Huang, the acrobatic performer for 18 years.
