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The Chinese Taipei taekwondo team has attended a flag-raising ceremony, before heading off for the 2011 World Taekwondo Championships in Gyeongju, South Korea, that will run from May 1st to May 6th.

It will mark athlete Yang Shu-chun's first international competition since the controversy at the Guangzhou Asian Games, which sparked a public outcry at the time.

The most important World Taekwondo Competition will invite 150 countries to participate on May 1st in Gyeongju, South Korea.

The Chinese Taipei team of eight men and women players for a total of 16 departed for this tournament.

Yang Shu-chun who will be returning to international competition for the first time since the electronic sock controversy that eliminated her from the Guangzhou Asian Games.

This will be her first international tournament in many months.

She appears normal, but said she had a dream two days ago caused her to cry again.

There is intense psychological pressure, and her coach and boyfriend Liu Tsung-da along with Yang said the experience is in the past.

The most likely successor to the Chinese Taipei Taekwondo Association President Hu An-jin said all players should be at ease.

In reality, the World Taekwondo Association wanted to discuss this issue of electronic sensors in socks tomorrow,

but there was no authority to bring it up and after Hsu traveled on the 25th to South Korea, the issue was reduced to a hearing and report.

Hsu said that he would actively pursue it in the future and did not rule out boycotting the event to facilitate the development of taekwondo in Taiwan.