Which Korean term means 'Focus of eyes'?

• A. Shi Sun
• B. Chung Shim
• C. Kong Kyuck
• D. Yuk Soo Do

Answer: (A)

This item tests your knowledge of where to direct your gaze during practice. Shi Sun means “focus of eyes” and is used to describe the exact direction and steadiness of your eyes as you move through a form or respond to a target. Keeping a steady, focused gaze helps you maintain balance, align your body, and time your techniques precisely with your breathing and movement. In other words, this term is about where your eyes should be looking, not about your mental state or the mechanics of the technique itself. For contrast, Chung Shim refers to mental concentration rather than eye direction, so it’s describing a different aspect of focus. The other options point to other concepts in training rather than where to direct your sight.