Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu’s new book All-Powerful - Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu’s Full Fight has been officialy published in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

This new book is about the process of Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu’s election as the president of the International Boxing Association, and his subsequent reform of International Boxing Association yet was attacked by the former interest groups， with many inside stories.  The book also includes his campaign for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee and the establishment of the Olympic museums.

"No matter how long my life lasts, the pursuit of Olympic values will never stop," the book tells, "I will name myself “the eternal Olympic volunteer” and will always keep my original intention and five-ring pledge."

Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu， member of International Olympic Committee（the 1st one on the left) published the book. (photo by Yongfu Lin)

Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu launched his new book “All-Powerful - Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu’s Full Fight” on June 3rd, bringing together figures of political, financial and sports circle.

Apart from the sports community, the book launch conference was attended by Qichang Hong, former chairman of Taiwan's Straits Exchange Foundation, Mingzhi Xuan, honorary vice chairman of United Electronic, and Feipeng He, chief executive officer of Chengbang Culture.

Mr. Ching-Kuo Wu was elected as a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1988. He has been a member of IOC, honorary president of the International Boxing Federation and president of the IOC culture and Olympic heritage committee. He devotes his life to the Olympic movement, hoping to spread the Olympic culture and spirit by establishing museums. Four museums has been established so far, including Xiamen Olympic museum, Tianjin D. Olympic museum, Samaranch memorial and Nanjing Olympic museum, with the purpose of promoting the Olympic, to let everyone fully freely, equally join the Olympic family,  experience and share the Olympic passion and joy.