VOICED : Walk this way says Chinas heavy

Mr. Jung, a 52-year-old factory owner, is known for lifting iron shoes weighing over 400 kilograms. He attributes his strength to Qigong, an ancient Chinese practice. Jung walks 15 meters daily in these shoes, claiming health benefits and aspiring for a Guinness record. His neighbors have adopted the practice, and he produces the shoes for $90 a pair. Jung aims to share his secret globally, while the shoes' weight deters theft.

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

• Meditation

• Qigong

• Yoga

• Tai Chi

What health benefit did Mr. Jung experience after wearing iron shoes?

• Improved eyesight

• Relief from back pain

• Increased stamina

• Better digestion

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

• A magazine article

• A friend's recommendation

• A TV show

• A book he read

How much does Mr. Jung sell his iron shoes for?

• $120 a pair

• $90 a pair

• $70 a pair

• $50 a pair

Why are Mr. Jung's iron shoes unlikely to be stolen?

• They are hidden from view

• They are locked away securely

• They are too heavy to steal

• They are guarded by security