Tenth degree white belt (beginner): White belt represents purity, the practitioner does not have any knowledge or foundation of Taekwondo, everything starts from zero.
Ninth degree white and yellow belt: After a period of training, the practitioner already understands the basics of Taekwondo and learns some basic techniques, and begins the transition from white belt to yellow belt.
Eighth Grade Yellow Belt: Yellow belt is the color of the earth, just like a plant taking root and sprouting in the soil, it is important to build a good foundation and learn the spirit of the earth's generosity at this stage.
Seventh Level Yellow-Green Belt: A level between yellow and green belts, where the practitioner's skills are on the rise.
Sixth Level Green Belt: A green belt is the color of a plant, representing that the practitioner's Taekwondo skills are beginning to branch out and that Taekwondo techniques are being perfected.
Fifth Level Green-Blue Belt: The transition belt from green belt to blue belt, the practitioner's level is in between the green belt and the blue belt.
Fourth Degree Blue Belt: The blue belt is the color of the sky. With continuous training, the practitioner's Taekwondo skills are maturing and growing towards the sky like a big tree, and the practice of Taekwondo has been fully initiated.
Third Degree Blue-Red Belt: The practitioner's level is slightly higher than that of a blue belt and slightly lower than that of a red belt, between a blue belt and a red belt.
Second Degree Red Belt: Red is the color of danger and caution, the practitioner has already possessed considerable attacking ability and has posed a threat to the opponent, and should pay attention to self-cultivation and control.
First Degree Red and Black Belt: After a long period of systematic training, the practitioner has completed all the courses from the 10th grade to the 1st grade, and begins the transition from Red Belt to Black Belt.
