Purpose: Taekwondo game is an one-on-one competition. The research in the past focused on analyzing the techniques of individual player but lacked the reaction of the opponent. This study introduced the scoring pattern from the tactics of both scoring and losing sides within a single dynamic action. The purpose of this study was to analyze the difference of techniques and tactics between gold medalists and Chinese Taipei athletes in 2017 Universiade Taekwondo. The result could be a direction of future technical analysis and in-game or training references for Taekwondo coaches and athletes. Methods: This research adopted observational method on filming video contents by descriptive statistics to record 16 Chinese Taipei athletics and 16 gold medalists’ attack patterns, zones, feet, and attack continuation. Referring to the interviews with 4 Chinese Taipei coaches on the result of scoring pattern statistics, final data were analyzed through triangulation by comparison and interpretation. Results: 1. Gold medalists and Chinese Taipei athletes scored mainly with active, middle body, and single attack while front and back foot were balanced. 2. Gold medalists were good at the following scoring patterns: counter attack versus active attack, active attack versus hand defend, trunk attack versus trunk attack, single attacks versus single attack, back feet versus hand defend, front feet attack versus front feet attack. The losers could not effectively defend with hands against the attacks from the gold medalists. 3. Chinese Taipei athletes were good at the following scoring patterns: active attack versus counter attack, trunk attack versus trunk attack, head attack versus trunk attack, single attacks versus single attack, continuous attacks versus single attack, front feet attack versus front feet attack. Chinese Taipei athletes were good at applying continuous attacks of front food side kicks or trunk to head attacks to seduce the opponents to utilize single kick. Conclusion: 1. Active, middle body, single attack, and front and back foot balanced were current trends in taekwondo competition. 2.The losers could not effectively defend the attacks from the gold medalists by hand. This could be assumed that gold medalists outperform Chinese Taipei athletes in the timing, distance measurement and strength of active attacks. 3. Suggestion to the Chinese Taipei athletes is that, besides the original the scoring patterns, try to enhance on front and back foot balancing and improve the ability to score with active attacks.