VOICED : Walk this way says Chinas heavy

Mr. Jung, a 52-year-old factory owner, is known for lifting iron shoes weighing over 400 kg, attributing his strength to Qigong, an ancient Chinese practice. He walks 15 meters daily in these shoes, claiming health benefits like back pain relief. Despite his Guinness record claim, it remains unproven. Inspired by TV, Jung made his own shoes, influencing neighbors to adopt the practice. His shoes are produced near Beijing, priced at $90 a pair, and he aims to expand globally. The shoes are too heavy to steal, adding a unique security feature.

What practice does Mr. Jung credit for his ability to lift heavy iron shoes?

• Yoga

• Tai Chi

• Qigong

• Meditation

How long has Mr. Jung been walking in his iron shoes?

• Twelve years

• Ten years

• Seven years

• Five years

What health benefit does Mr. Jung claim to have experienced from wearing iron shoes?

• Increased stamina

• Better digestion

• Back pain relief

• Improved vision

What inspired Mr. Jung to create his own pair of iron shoes?

• A TV show he watched

• A book he read

• A magazine article

• A friend's recommendation

What is Mr. Jung's goal for his iron shoes?

• To win a local competition

• To sell them internationally

• To donate them to charity

• To use them in a movie