Introduction

When I was growing up, from kindergarten and elementary school, I spent almost all of my time in the gym, practicing kicking against the kicking target. I don’t know how to do numbness, so it’s more fun to practice with my brothers and sisters. I practiced taekwondo with Coach Lin, and I gradually improved. I got a black belt in the first grade of elementary school. I prefer "sparring" rather than standing alone on the field. After putting on protective gear and protecting her, I will face the "opponent" within a minute and a half, and try my best to defeat her with all my strength. , which is harder than school exams with "standard answers". Taekwon is the source of my self-confidence. It seems that as long as I play Taekwon well, life is full of all kinds of hopes... I didn't expect to observe and study at the entrance ceremony. We are exactly the same, but our personalities are completely different. Looking at her gestures and movements, she is like I want to be "what I imagined". If my father carried me to the United States, how would I be different? I didn't expect my sister to lose weight and compete in the same weight class as me in this June cup competition. What should I do? How can I defeat the other "self"?