What does it mean to respect teachers, respect morality, be courteous and honest, be patient and self-denial, and be indomitable?

Zhu Dexiao comes first. He is sensible and calm, and he wants to give up if he is not discouraged.

This is the 16-character motto of Taekwondo spirit.

Taekwondo (Korean:) is a sport that mainly uses hands and feet for fighting or confrontation.

Taekwondo is a national sport in Korea. Taekwondo refers to the technique of attacking, defending and riding with the feet, boxing refers to the technique of attacking and defending with the hands, and Tao refers to the spiritual cultivation and correction of martial arts by martial arts practitioners.

Taekwondo is not only a traditional martial art for physical fitness and self-defense, but also a new fitness activity.

Modern physical education, which integrates physique, competition and entertainment, integrates mechanics, military science, philosophy, medicine and ethics, takes martial arts and fighting as the foundation, takes mental cultivation as the core, and aims at tempering people's will, stimulating people's inner spiritual temperament and cultivating practitioners' good manners and morality.

Taekwondo is a demonstration project of 1988 Olympic Games. The first test match was 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games; By the year 2000, the Sydney Olympic Games will become an official event.

The spirit of taekwondo:

Etiquette and justice

This is the highest norm that human beings should abide by, and it is also a means to educate human beings. And it is an unwritten rule set by many saints and gentlemen in order to do a good job in collective life. Therefore, all students should at least try their best to comply with several minimum requirements in the following etiquette categories.

1. A high degree of mutual understanding.

You should be ashamed of the bad habit of slandering or insulting others.

3. Modesty and mutual respect for personality.

4. Promote humanitarianism and a sense of justice.

5. The relationship between teachers and students, seniors and juniors should be clear.

6. Act according to etiquette.

7. Respect other people's property.

8. Regardless of the size of the problem, adhere to the principle of fairness and handle it carefully.

9. Don't give or accept vague gifts.

Taekwondo spirit

Etiquette is an essential and very important part of Taekwondo. Etiquette is a necessary and code of conduct for Taekwondo practice.

People who practice Taekwondo should have a correct attitude towards practice and understanding, and have a comprehensive understanding and understanding of the history, content, characteristics, functions and educational significance of Taekwondo [1].

Specific to the details, it is required to dress appropriately and have neat hair when practicing, and to show respect, obedience, modesty, mutual assistance and mutual learning to coaches and peers. Modest and correct words, modest and friendly attitude, and modest and studious style are also important etiquette in taekwondo practice.

Etiquette is not only a formal expression, but also a heartfelt execution. In the process of long-term practice and competition, the form of etiquette is gradually transformed into psychological motivation. The most common way to express etiquette is to salute the coach and peers.

The specific requirements of the salute action are: stand upright facing the other party, lean forward 15 degrees, and lean forward 45 degrees. At this point, your hands are close to your legs and your heels are close together. During training, after entering the Dojo, salute the national flag in a correct posture, and then salute in the order of curator, coach and elder. Museums always move in a quiet atmosphere; Take care of your clothes and other items; When the clothes are loose during the exercise, stop the exercise, turn back to the national flag, the Olympic flag and the coach, and then turn back to the original direction after finishing the direction.

The most iconic thing about Taekwondo is the uniform. It is the most basic and strict requirement to wear a full set of neat and clean uniforms during training. Some students complained that they were very entangled in the tying method of the belt. Xiao Tai gives a general explanation here:

A. Take the middle of the belt, straighten it, and put your hands in front of you, with waist width, so that both ends of the belt with the same length are perpendicular to the ground. Hands about 45 cm apart, put the belt on the abdomen, wrap and cross. Put the ends of the tape in front of you.

B. Thread the right end of the belt from the bottom to the left side of the body (the two ends of the belt cross again, the left end is above the right end, and the left hand holds the right end of the belt).

C cross the two ends of the belt, and the right hand will play back the right belt to the gap formed after crossing.

D. Tighten the two ends of the belt in the middle of the body, pay attention to make the right belt on it, and adjust the length of the right belt and the left belt to make the two ends equal.

After training, whether speaking at school or at home, eating, making phone calls, introducing others or visiting relatives and friends, we should follow certain etiquette, bring etiquette awareness to all aspects of life, study and work of practitioners, and exercise their moral qualities of courtesy, generosity, respect and humility.

sense of honor

Learn to distinguish right from wrong. If you do something wrong, you should be ashamed of yourself, whether you are a three-year-old child or any ordinary person. For example:

First, regardless of not imparting strength, pretending to be an authoritative normal school is actually to induce good students to go astray without being ashamed.

Second, in order to show off the power during the demonstration, stick cracked pine boards together, or prefabricate cracked bricks to break them, and brazenly face the audience or students.

Third, it is not allowed to decorate the Dojo too luxuriously or decorate the office with fake certificates and trophies, and to win the favor of the students with too hypocritical enthusiasm to cover up their incompetence.

Fourth, a true man of martial arts will be humble even if he is promoted in rank or level. On the contrary, they are specious budokas who demand more than their own strength or level, or are not ashamed to buy them with money.

Five, all for the purpose of private interests or show off fake force, need a stage or level.

Six, not to train outstanding disciples, but to run the Dojo for profit. Unreasonable demands for money or goods or sales vouchers from students.

7. Teachers or students who do not keep their words and deeds and keep their promises.

Eight, ask the younger generation for technical advice, and be ashamed of your elders.

Nine, for personal gain, flattering rights, as a basic gesture that martial arts practitioners forget to observe, but pretend to be martial arts practitioners.

keep one's patience

Patience is a virtue. There is an old saying that "forbearance can make the family harmonious", that is, those who can endure can get happiness and prosperity. No matter who is in a high position or has perfect skills, if you want to accomplish anything, you must first set a goal, and then keep moving towards that goal with lasting endurance in order to get what you want. As a Taekwondo person, no matter what difficulties you encounter, patience and overcoming are one of the effective methods.

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It's really important to restrain yourself, both inside and outside the Dojo. If you are beaten by subordinates or colleagues because of some mistakes in free fighting, if you can't restrain yourself and attack with emotions, it will cause accidents. Moreover, if you are not modest and unrestrained, live freely, blindly envy others and love vanity, you will also lose the qualification to become a martial artist. Laozi said that "the strong are not the ones who beat each other, but the ones who beat themselves", that is, self-defeating and self-improvement.

Indomitable spirit

A real Taekwondo man is modest and upright. If a person has a sense of justice, no matter who the other person is or how many people there are, he should move forward without fear, hesitation and determination.

Confucius once said: You are a useless coward who knows that you are just, but you dare not shout loudly, let alone stand up. If you put all your energy into the set goal with indomitable spirit, there will be no failure.