I respect teachers and seniors. ?
I will never use taekwondo indiscriminately. ?
I want to be an emissary of freedom and justice.
I want to create a more peaceful society.
First, whether the spirit of Taekwondo can establish a martial arts family with Taekwondo depends on whether all students who devote themselves to this cause can practice our motto, that is, whether they can practice the spirit of Taekwondo. ?
Second, the spirit of Taekwondo includes politeness, honesty, respect for teachers, patience and self-denial, and perseverance. ?
1, I abide by the spirit of taekwondo. ?
I respect teachers and seniors. ?
I will never use taekwondo indiscriminately. ?
I want to be an emissary of freedom and justice.
I want to create a more peaceful society.
3. All students should try their best to observe 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. ?
Fourth, anyone needs a rank or level for the purpose of self-interest or showing off fake force. ?
5. The behavior of operating the Dojo for profit, unreasonably asking the students for money or goods or selling certificates, instead of cultivating outstanding disciples. ?
Teachers or students who do not keep their words and deeds and keep their promises. ?
Seven, ask the younger generation for technical advice, and feel that the older generation is shameful. ?
Eight, for the sake of self-interest, flatter rights, as a basic gesture that martial arts practitioners forget to observe, but pretend to be martial arts practitioners. ?