61. Taekwondo Is A Martial Art That Originated In Korea And Has Been Sport taekwondo, or “olympic style” taekwondo, is pure sport and not taekwondo is a sport that exercises the entire body including the Our Club history. http://cub.wsu.edu/tkd/history.htm

Taekwondo is a martial art that originated in Korea and has been developed over the past 20 centuries. It has only recently become a modern international "sport". The World Taekwondo Center, Kukkiwon, was built in 1972 and the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) was inaugurated in 1973. Currently, there are over 40 million practitioners of TKD in the world. TKD was adopted as an official Olympic sport in Sydney 2000 and it continues to grow rapidly. Although Kukkiwon remains the most recognized home of TKD and the (World Taekwondo Federation) is the strongest and most popular world organization, TKD has many branches and variations in its’ application. Sport Taekwondo, or “Olympic style” Taekwondo, is pure sport and not generally thought of as a “martial art.” It’s function is competition through sparring, athletes are "TKD players", and matches are refereed and points awarded. Other applications of TKD include a focus on self-defense, self development, fitness, or combinations of all. Traditional TKD schools often function independently, or part of a smaller organization where practical applications such as developing student moral, functionality in our communities, and for bettering oneself. You can use our Linkz section to connect to various TKD organizations. Explore the variation to gain a holistic view of the martial art. Whatever variation of Taekwondo, the goals are usually similar. Taekwondo creates spiritual balance through physical activity. It originated from the efforts to balance the mind and body through harmony of power, actions, and the need to control the mind. Taekwondo is a sport that exercises the entire body including the vital organs thus giving the student a high level of motivation.

62. General TaeKwonDo Information - History Translate this page KTA. The Korea taekwondo Association 607, olympic Center 88 Oryoon-dong, Songpa-ku Seoul, Korea Telephone 420-4271 Fax 420-4274. Retour ITF vs WTF. http://www.chez.com/mesmeur/history.htm

Le TaeKwonDo Histore du Taekwondo Korean TaeKwonDo Association I.T.F. vs W.T.F. TaeKwonDo Les commandements du TaeKwonDo Retour a l' index Histore du Taekwondo Taek Kyon En ce temps il y avaint 3 royaume : Koguryo (37 B.C. - 668 A.D.) Paekje (18 B.C. - 600 A.D.) Silla (57 B.C. - 936 A.D.) Silla a unifié les royaume après avoir gagné la guerre contre Paekje en 668 A.D. et Koguryo en 670 A.D.Le Hwa Rang Do a joué un rôle important dans cette unification. Le Hwa Rang Do étaitwas un groupe d'élites de jeune gens nobles, dévolus a cultivés leus corps et leur esprit et a servir le royaume Silla. La meilleure traduction pour HwaRang is "Fleurir jeune" (Hwa ="fleure", Rang="jeune gens"). Le HwaRang Do avait un code d'honneur et pratiquait plusieurs forme d'art martiaux, contenant Taekyon et Soo Bakh Do. Le code d'honneur du HwaRang est le fond philosophique du TaekwonDo moderne. A la fin de la seconde guerre mondiale, plusieurs kwans (dojans) apparurent. Ces kwans était : "Chung Do Kwan", "Moo Duk Kwan", "Yun Moo Kwan", "Chang Moo Kwan", "Oh Do Kwan", "Ji Do Kwan", "Chi Do Kwan" and "Song Moo Kwan". Ils se sont unis en 1955 comme Tae Soo Do. Au début de l'année 1957, le nom de Taekwondo fût adopté par plusieurs maître coréens, pour eux c'est similaire à Tae Kyon. K.T.A.

63. Sacramento Taekwondo Club's Children's History Resources history Start Page Adult s Page. In 2000 at the olympics in Syndney, Austrailia, taekwondo became a fully recognized olympic sport. http://www.xstech.net/stc/History/kid.php

Taekwondo History Facts History Start Page Adult's Page You can see the answers to the questions by placing your cursor over the word Answer. 1. Taekwondo is the Art of Kicking and Punching Tae means to kick. Kwon means to strike with the hand. Do means the art. Taekwondo is known as a kicking art. What is Taekwondo? Answer 2. Taekwondo goes back to B.C. How far back in time does Taekwondo go? Answer 3. Ancient Korea had 3 kingdoms: The Silly Silla founded in 57 B.C., the cool Koguryo founded in 37 B.C., and the bashful Baekche founded in 18 B.C. Name the 3 ancient Korean kingdoms. Answer 4. This map shows the 3 ancient kingdoms of Korea. Which kingdom was largest? Answer Which kingdom was smallest? Answer 5. Earliest form of Taekwondo was called Taekkyon What was the earliest form of Taekwondo called? Answer 6. Pictures of men were drawn in ceiling paintings inside a royal tomb called the Muyong-Chong in the Koguryo dynasty. These painting showed knife hand, fist and fighting stances. Taekkyon started in the Koguryo kingom. In what kingdom did Taekkyon start?

64. Sacramento Taekwondo Club's Adult History Resources Educated in history, Confucian philosophy, ethics, Buddhist morality In 1988 taekwondo was an official demonstration sport for the 1988 olympic games in http://www.xstech.net/stc/History/adult.php

Taekwondo History Facts History Start Page Child's Page Taekwondo (Tae-Kwon-Do). The art of kicking and punching. Tae = Kick. Kwon = to strike with the hand. Do = The art. Taekwondo is known as a kicking martial art. Earliest record of Taekwondo dates back to 50 BC. Ancient Korea divided into three kingdoms: Silla (Sil-La)-founded 57 BC, Koguryo (Ko-Gore-Yo)-founded 37 BC, Baekche (Bak-Chay) -founded 18 BC. Map showing where each kingdom is on the Korean peninsula. (See bottom of page for maps of ancient and modern Korea) Taekkyon (Taek-Kyon)is the earliest known form of Taekwondo. Evidence of Taekkyon found on Muyong-Chong (M-Young-Chong) ceiling - a royal tomb from Koguryo dynasty. Pictures there of men showing knife hand, fist and classical fighting stances. Taekkyon started in the Koguryo kingdom (Koguryo Dynasty - 37 BC to 668 AD). Silla kingdom constantly attacked by Japanese pirates. Silla kingdom asked for help from Koguryo. King Gwanggaeto, (G-Wan-Gay-A-Toe) 19th Koguryo king, sent 50,000 soldiers in 400 AD to help the Silla. Believed that Taekkyon was introduced to the Silla warrior class in secret by the Koguryo at that time. Taekkyon spread and grew under Silla's warrior class - the Hwarang (Wa-Rang). Their society was called the Hwarang-Do. "The Way of Flowering Manhood."

65. Untitled Document According to records in the Kory sa(history of Kory , 1454 been selected as a demonstration sport for the 1988 olympic Games, taekwondo firmly establisehd http://www.control.co.kr/korea/taekwondo.htm

Taekwondo Taekwondo is an officially acknowledged international sport originated in Korea and is today pricticed worldwide. Taekwondo uses the whole body, particularly the hands and feet. It not only strengthens one's physique, but also cultivates character via physical and mental training. coupled with techniques of discipline, taekwondo is a selfdefense martial art. The evidence of taekwondo's existence as a systemized defense operation using the body's instinctive reflexes can be traced back to ceremonial games that were performed during religious events in the era of the ancient tribal states. During religious ceremonies such as Y nggo and Tongmaeng(a sort of thanksgiving ceremony), and Much' n(Dance to Heaven), ancient Koreans performed a unique exercise for physical training. This exercise was he original inception of taekwondo. With this historical background, taekwondo(also known by its older name, t'aekky n) secured the status of Korean's traditional martial art. During the Three Kingdoms period, t'aekky n became a required military art; the martial art was emphasized to enhance national defense and battle capabilities, and was practiced in the Musadan(a military organization) that was responsible for national defense. Examples of Musadan are the S nbae of Kogury and the Hwarang of Shilla. S nbae, which was founded during the era of King T'aejo of Kogury , practiced t'aekky n(also called t'aekkoni) to strengthen their country's defense capabilities. Strenthening this claim is a mural in the Muyongch'ong(Tomb of the Dancers) in southern Manchuria. Drawn on the ceiling of the burial chamber and the master chamber of the tomb was a vivid scene of a t'aekky n match.

66. History early 1970 s, which could be called a turning point in the history of taekwondo taekwondo was adopted as an official sport of 2000 Sydney olympic Games at http://www.edatkd.com/HISTORY.HTM

Taekwondo History contact us Members Page Forms Terminology Koguryo and Silla Dynasties The origin of Taekwondo in Korea can be traced back to the Koguryo dynasty, founded 37 B.C. Mural paintings found in the ruins of the royal tombs built by that dynasty show scenes of Taekwondo practice. Taekwondo was also practiced during the Silla dynasty. Korean culture and martial arts of the period were strongly influenced and enriched by the Hwarangdo, a military, educational and social organization of noble youths of the Silla dynasty. The code of honor on which the Hwarang was based was loyalty to the nation, respect and obedience to one's parents, faithfulness to one's friends, courage in battle and avoidance of unnecessary violence and killing. Archaeological findings such as mural paintings on the royal tombs of the Koguryo dynasty, the stone sculptures of pagodas of temples produced during the Silla period, and scattered descriptions in written documents show that many sparring stances, skills and formalized movements closely resemble the present stances and forms of Taekwondo. Therefore, it can be inferred that people in the three kingdoms practiced an art very like the one we study today. Koryo and YI Dynasties In the history of Koryo, Taekwondo

67. Kang's Academy History The history of Grand Master JW Kang and Kang s Academy Home. 1942, April 23 Born in South Korea. 2000, Appointed Team Leader of the Canadian olympic taekwondo Team. http://www.kangs.mb.ca/history.html

The History of Grand Master J. W. Kang and Kang's Academy Home April 23 Born in South Korea May 10 Joined Taekwondo - Chang Moo Kwan Republic of Korea Army Instructor Lead instructor in Vietnam Police Department Instructor August 15, Grand Opening of Kang's Taekwondo Academy in Korea, Branch of Taekwondo Chang Moo Kwan. Moved to Canada Invited instructor at Baltimore, Md August 15, Grand Opening of Kang's Taekwondo Academy in Canada at 449 Portage Avenue (across from The Bay at One Canada Centre) Kang's Taekwondo Academy moved to 344 Cumberland Avenue Classes opened at St. John's Ravenscourt School, Central YMCA, Kenora 'Ojibway', Balmoral Hall School and two other inner city branches. March 1981 First out of town branch opened at Manitou by Terrianne Seward (Lea).

68. DCDRP TKD History history of the DCDRP taekwondo. One of the objectives of the program is to expose inner city children to the Korean art and olympic sport of taekwondo. http://hometown.aol.com/_ht_a/dcdrptkd/history.html

History of the DCDRP Taekwondo The D.C. Department of Recreation and Parks Taekwondo Program began in April of 1994, under the direction of Harold Houston III and Sherman Spinks. One of the objectives of the program is to expose inner city children to the Korean art and Olympic sport of Taekwondo. While providing positive male role models, we also seek to teach character building tenets of discipline, self-control, courtesy, integrity, and respect. The first classes were held at Banneker Community Center and Rosedale Recreation Center. We held the first Taekwondo Summer Camp in 1994, the first martial arts camp offered by the city. In 1995, 12 students qualified for the Junior Olympics, held in Los Angeles, CA. Despite the fact that only six competitors were able to make the trip, we brought home one gold medal and one silver medal. We took 17 competitors to the 1996 Junior Olympics in Orlando, FL. Our results improved that year, we won one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals. At the 1997 Junior Olympics held in Louisville, KY, we were able to take fourteen competitors. Our students did a phenomenal job, garnering ten medals; two gold, two silver and six bronze medals. Our results in 1998 were three silver and eleven bronze medals. Our program continues to flourish in 1999. Our enrollment has grown to over 100 students and our program is registered in the United States Taekwondo Union, a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee and the national governing body for Tae Kwon Do in this country. We hope to one day see our students earn places on the U.S. Junior and Senior National Teams.

69. CW Taekwondo (Tae Kwon Do) At Boston - Club History CW at Boston teaches World taekwondo Federation (WTF) style taekwondo (Tae Kwon Do). We emphasize forms, olympicstyle sparring, basic self-defense and fitness http://www.cwtkd.com/club_info.html

Club Information C.W. Taekwondo at Boston was founded by seven black belt instructors in 1998. The founders began their Taekwondo instruction in Ithaca, NY, under Master Han Don Cho. If you would like to receive information about our programs, you can fill out a form online here The CW Black belt family in Ithaca, NY Though we came to Boston at different times and for different reasons, we all missed the warm, friendly environment of C.W. Tae kwon do in Ithaca and the Cornell Sport Taekwondo (Tae Kwon Do) Club. Thus the Boston Taekwondo Project, C.W. Taekwondo at Boston, was founded to bring that same environment here to Boston. We hope to share the experiences we have had with our friends here and in so doing establish a strong Taekwondo community in the Boston area. The club holds classes for adults of all levels at our location in Harvard Square in Cambridge, MA. We offer a beginner program through the Cambridge Center for Adult Education and the Boston Center for Adult Education C.W. at Boston teaches World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) style Taekwondo (Tae Kwon Do). We emphasize forms, Olympic-style sparring, basic self-defense and fitness in our classes. We strive to create a supportive and fun atmosphere for adults to learn and have fun in a cooperative atmosphere.

70. King Tiger Martial Arts 2000 olympics in Sydney, Australia featured taekwondo as an olympic medal sport. The meaning of the word taekwondo is “the way of the THE history OF HAPKIDO. http://www.kingtigermartialarts.com/school/history.asp

Our School About Our School Contact Us FAQs Hours of Operation ... Virtual Tour join NEWSLETTER Subscribe to our free school newsletter to keep up-to-date on school events, news and more! First and Last Name: Email Address: background WHAT IS HAPKIDO? Hapkido is the system of self-defense based on fundamental offensive and defensive techniques. These techniques can be classified as follows: 1. Empty hands against empty hands. 2. Empty hands against a weapon. 3. Weapon against weapon. HAP - to combine, harmony KI - power of the mind, body and spirit, inner strength DO - the way of, method of study WHAT IS TAEKWONDO? Taekwondo is an ancient form of Korean unarmed combat dating from about the 2nd century B.C. and uses the hand, arms and feet to kick, block and punch, in either attack or defense. Taekwondo is based on the theory of straight-line defense or direct defense. During the 1988 Seoul, Korea and 1992 Barcelona, Spain Olympics Taekwondo was a demonstrative sport (demonstrations put on by the KOREAN TIGERS). The 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia featured Taekwondo as an Olympic medal sport.

71. Ananova - Olympic Sport Guide - Taekwondo olympic history. taekwondo was a demonstration sport in the olympic Games in Seoul 1988 and Barcelona in 1992 and has achieved full olympic recognition for http://www.ananova.com/sport/story/sm_43461.html

Sport Football Live scores Results ... Corrections Ananova: Olympic sport guide - Taekwondo A guide to the Olympic sport of Taekwondo Technical details Taekwondo is a full contact sport. That is, a point can be scored by executing a powerful kick or punch to the body protector or a kick to the front of the face. There are well defined areas which can be considered targets. A continuous electronic scoring system keeps everyone informed of the situation in the ring. The dynamic, technical, speed and control of the techniques used make Taekwondo an ideal spectator sport with appeal to people of all ages. Olympic history Taekwondo was a demonstration sport in the Olympic Games in Seoul 1988 and Barcelona in 1992 and has achieved full Olympic recognition for Sydney. Check for more on: Guide Taekwondo Olympics Home ... About Ananova

72. Taekwondo During its history, this sport has been known by various names, like Taekyon or Subak . taekwondo was included on the olympic Games competition schedule for http://www.ana.gr/olympics/English/pages/OlympicSports/Taekwondo.html

Olympic Bulletin History Olympic Venues Olympic Sports Greece Today ... Information Taekwondo Indoor Outdoor Discontinued Olympic Sports Taekwondo, the "art of hand and foot", is a defensive martial art from the Far East. In Taekwondo, the competitor tries to score the most points. If a competitor incurs three penalties then his or her opponent wins the match. The origins of Taekwondo, which go back 2,000 years, lie in Korea. During its history, this sport has been known by various names, like Taekyon or Subak . Its official name, Taekwondo, was announced in 1955; a year later, the first championships were held. Taekwondo was included on the Olympic Games competition schedule for the first time at the Sydney Games in 2000. One contest consists of three rounds of three minutes for men, and three rounds of two minutes for women, each with one-minute intervals between rounds. The contestants, " Chung " (blue) and " Hong " (red), compete against each other by punching and kicking techniques performed on permitted parts of the body. In Taekwondo contests, kicks are allowed to the face and body, while punches are only allowed against the body. Hits "below the belt" are forbidden, while vulnerable body parts are protected by padding.

73. Vuong's Taekwondo Center - History Therefore, the Korean history tells that there were In 1980 the World taekwondo Federation was granted recognition by the International olympic Committe (IOC). http://www.vuongs.com/index.cfm?page=6

74. Tae Kwon Do The form was officially systemized and named taekwondo in 1955 and has since grown quickly and is now an olympic sport. history. http://www.karatedepot.net/taekwondo/index.shtml

Site of the Week Exercise Equipment Including heart rate monitors Find Info On Aikido Filipino Judo Karate Kendo Kung Fu Ninjitsu Taekwondo Site Info Get Listed Have your site listed on Karate Depot and qualify for Site of the Week About us Contact us Partners Tae Kwon Do Tae Kwon Do is "The art of the kick and the punch." TKD features aesthetically pleasing movements and impressive kicks. The form was officially systemized and named TaeKwonDo in 1955 and has since grown quickly and is now an Olympic sport. Tae Kwon Do is a defensive art and is motivated as much by the art, exercise and respectful competition as the self defense aspects. History Modern History of TaeKwonDo A comprehensive history of TKD in the 20th century. Techniques, Forms and Tips Tae Kwon Do Resource General resource for all things Tae Kwon Do. TKD Stances Checkpoints for basic, form and sparring stances. Organizations United States Taekwondo Union A member of the U.S. Olympic Committee and the national governing body for taekwondo. International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF) TKD organization founded by General Choi Hong Hi. American Taekwondo Alliance (ATA) A no politics alliance offering annual and lifetime memberships to individuals and schools.

75. Taekwondo Programs By Matra and history. Advance taekwondo student up to black belt are welcome to join. This program suit with most of school activities. taekwondo olympic Sparring. This http://www.matra88.homestead.com/urgrm88.html

H o m e E v e n t s Our Members Our Instructor ... MATRA COURSE PROGRAM REQUEST FORM Your Name / Institution Select a Program Starting Date Frequency per week E-mail Phone # Any comments or Question ? Thank you for submission - we will contact you to confirm as soon as possible.... Untuk respon yang cepat - mohon pastikan telah mengisi secara lengkap Terima kasih ! Our Program Taekwondo Martial Arts This is a general program which contains of self defense, arts and sport aspect of Taekwondo. The lessons will also contains of information related to taekwondo ie. philosophy and history. Advance taekwondo student up to black belt are welcome to join. This program suit with most of school activities. Taekwondo Olympic Sparring This course designed for Olympic Style Fighting (WTF style). Class contains of step by step sport fighting techniques, conditioning skills, sciencetific explanation for any technique. Belt requirement is Green. Class should run with a minimum of 2 session per week of 90 minutes each session. Coach with sufficient competition back ground will lead the class. If you plan to participate in a competition or tournament this class is recommended. Self-defense This course will consist of close and medium distance fighting. In addition, basic : ground fighting, throwing, lock techniques from various martial arts will also introduce. Taekwondo dynamic kicks will be part of the lesson. Age requirement is 10 years old and up. A mixed age group would not be a problem for this class.

76. HISTORY OF TAEKWONDO CLUB DAN history OF taekwondo CLUB DAN . At the beginning, we only participated in olympic style WTF tournaments. We are one of the very few taekwondo schools in Poland http://www.taekwondo.civ.pl/ang/ahistory.htm

77. University Of Bristol Tae Kwon Do - History trained in several different disciplines history, Confucian philosophy 17, 1980 The World taekwondo Federation was by the International olympic Committe (IOC http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Union/TaeKwonDo/history.html

THE HISTORY OF TAE KWON DO Well over two thousand years ago, when Kyoungju was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla, in what is now Korea, two giants were carved on the tower wall of a Budhist temple. The giants are facing each other assuming a fighting stance as if they were practicing a martial art. These giants undoubtedly represent the early developments of the modern art of fighting known today as Tae Kwon Do. Records show that Tae Kwon Do was practiced as early as about 50 BC. During this time, Korea was divided into three Kingdoms: Silla, Koguryo and Baekche. Paintings on the ceiling of the Muyong-chong, a royal tomb from the Koguryo dynasty, provide us with evidence of the practice of Taek Kyon, the earliest known form of Tae Kwon Do. These as well as other paintings show unarmed combat using techniques that resemble those of modern Tae Kwon Do, specially the use of the knife hand, fist and classical fighting stances. Although Tae Kwon Do first appeared in the Koguryo kingdom, it is Silla's warrior nobility, the Hwarang, who are credited with the growth and spread of the art throughout Korea. Out of the three kingdoms, Silla was the first to be formed but it remained the smallest and less civilized. Silla's coastline was constantly under attack by Japanese pirates. King Gwahggaeto, the 19th monarch in the Koguryo dynasty line, sent armed forces to help his neighboring kingdom fight the pirates. It was at this time that Taek Kyon was first introduced to Silla's warriors class, taught directly and in secret to a few Sillan warriors by early masters of the art.

78. History Its origins can be traced to the three kingdoms period in Korean history In Koguryo, the ancient kingdom to taekwondo is now an official olympic full medal http://www.ustaekwondo.com/history.htm

TAEKWONDO, PAST AND PRESENT Taekwondo, a self-defense art using hands and feet to repel an enemy, has been developed independently over 20 centuries in Korea. Its origins can be traced to the three kingdoms period in Korean history In Koguryo, the ancient kingdom to the north, mural paintings discovered among the ruins of the royal tombs, built between 3 AD and 427 AD, show scenes of Taekwondo practices. In the southeast portion of Korea, the smallest kingdom known as Silla, one can see two giant statues in Taekwondo stances which guard the meditating Buddha at the Sokkuram ruins located at Kyongju The earliest known style of self-defense in Korea was called Soo Bak Do. Loosely translated as the way of punching and butting, Soo Bak Do was most popular among the peasant and city dwellers as a sport and a form of unarmed self-defense Later, during the three kingdoms period, in approximately the fifth century AD, a cadre of young aristocrats came together as a special class of military leaders and warriors to defend the Korean kingdom of Silla. Known as the HwaRang or flowering youth, these Korean aristocrats combined the principles of Soo Bak Do with the adapted fighting styles of wild animals found in the Korean wilderness. The result was the creation of a martial art known as Taekwondo During the Yi dynasty, 1392-1910, the court religion was Confucianism, which encouraged scholarly and literary pursuits and ignored the martial arts. Taekwondo was still widely practiced until the start of the Japanese occupation in 1910 when all fighting arts were prohibited and forced underground.

79. Australian Sports Commission - Sydney 2000 Games Site - FAQ diving for men women, trampolining for men and women, taekwondo (4 events olympic history olympic oath part of the IOC Charter; olympic Hymn; olympic Torches http://www.ausport.gov.au/olym2000/faq.htm

Australian Sports Commission - Sydney 2000 Games Site Frequently Asked Questions - Olympics Sydney Olympics Number of sports at Sydney - 28 (Waterpolo/Diving/Swimming and Synchronised Swimming are grouped as Aquatics) Sydney 2000 has medal events ( for women/ for men and mixed competition) up for grabs in 31 separate sports (official count is often 28 as swimming, waterpolo, diving and synchronised swimming are broadly called "aquatic sports) Number of new sports - two triathlon and taekwondo (previously demonstration sport at Barcelona) Number of events - 300 (271 events in Atlanta) New events at Sydney No of countries - 199 National Olympic Committees plus East Timor under IOC Flag. Afghanistan not coming. Total number of Australian athletes = 626 (283 women, 343 men) Total number of AIS athletes = 319 ( 214 current, 105 former) Number of medals to be won Countries competing for the first time 2000 Olympics - centenary of women at the Olympics Olympic Medals design and details for Sydney 2000 Olympic Torch design and details for Sydney 2000 Olympic Mascots design and details for Sydney 2000 Youngest Competitor - Fatema Gerashi (Bahrain) (DOB 26th March 1988) in the Women's 50m Freestyle.

80. ::::: MOOTO ::::: much and taekwondo, which has become one of the most scientific olympic sports, will be KTA s new decision will open a new chapter for taekwondo history, and I http://www.mooto.com/eng/webzine/news_view.asp?news_no=988

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