Twenty-two years ago, Sarawakian Bernard Radin was a problem child who picked fights with his schoolmates for teasing him about his Iban background.
His life changed, however, when he took taekwondo classes at the age of 14.
Friday, 10 Aug 2007
Twenty-two years ago, Sarawakian Bernard Radin was a problem child who picked fights with his schoolmates for teasing him about his Iban background.
His life changed, however, when he took taekwondo classes at the age of 14.
