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The two dragons facing each other represent the Taekwon-Do student and their instructor. The two symbols between the dragons are the han-gul (Korean alphabet) characters representing "Integrity." The nine stars arranged in three groups of three, represent the three levels of black belt: novice, expert, and master. The total of nine stars symbolizes the nine degrees of black belt.
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The single dragon patch representing the student has the same meaning as the official Logo of the YOM CHI Taekwon-Do association. Many students mistake Courtesy (Ye Ui) for Integrity (Yom Chi)
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This seal represents the word Integrity, which in Mandrin Chinese is pronounced lian-chi.
In Korean, it is pronounced as YOM-CHI as shown in the double dragon logo above
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Doubld Dragon 02: Jade Pendant
Daruma Museum, Japan
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