My object is my blue belt. I use it in Taekwondo every Tuesday. When I was doing my exam to get the belt I was nervous because I was afraid of doing my exam wrong but when I broke the piece of wood  and I did the combat and the taeguk, the professor saw my accomplishment and gave me the belt. I was excited to receive this belt because I had been working hard to upgrade to the blue belt which is the seventh level of experience. In the three years I've been in taekwondo, I have succeeded to level up to the seventh belt. I have been doing this martial art since I was fourteen years old, between when it was a pandemic and when I couldn't go out or do anything. The teacher realized that I had potential and invited me to train and I really liked it.  The principle I like the most is perseverance, which means: do what has to be done when it has to be done whether you feel like it or not. One day when I was training before my first tournament, I broke my foot and I couldn't train for three months. I ended up getting third place in forms and second place in combat. What I like about my blue belt is that it demonstrates my previous achievements.

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