It’s a beleaguered statue of Mr. Lee Nak-yeon

(1)Lee Nakyeon’s real name…Go Minjung
(2)”I’m struggling to lose the entire race.”
(3)a reporter for Jeon Kyung-woon
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(5)Kim Min-seok, who criticizes Lee Nak-yeon’s move, said, “Typical Sakura Line.”
(6)Lee, it’s not worth replying to each other
(7)Each of the three Prime Ministers Kim Boo-kyum, Jeong Gyun, and Lee Nak-yeon took their own steps in the alliance theory
(8)Lee Nak-yeon’s defection meets Lee Sang-min. Fixed bacteria coordinated with Lee Jae-myung

(1)Lee Nak-yeon, former chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, is seeing off independent lawmaker Lee Sang-min after meeting with him at his office in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 11th Yonhap News Agency

(1)Lee Nak-yeon, former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea,’s My Way’ move
(2)The level of criticism from pro-MDP lawmakers continues to rise In the midst of this, the so-called three prime ministers, including former representative Lee, who is hinting at the creation of a new party, as well as former prime ministers Kim Boo-kyum and Chung Se-kyun, are making political moves
(3)On the 11th, Ko Min-jung, the supreme council member of the Democratic Party of Korea, said on Facebook, “I can’t help but sigh for despair,” adding, “I can only see it as struggling to lose the general election.”

(1)Ko, the supreme council member, suggests that Lee will create a new party
(2)Regarding his repeated remarks, he criticized, “It’s hard to believe that the former leader of the party is right,” adding, “The person who needs to persuade the party that dividing the party is something that should not be done under any circumstances is rather confusing the party.”
(3)Rep. Kim Min-seok of the Democratic Party lashed out at Lee by using the raw expression “Sakura Line.” Representative Kim said on CBS radio, “The typical Sakura line is not to focus on the time when we need to gather strength, but to turn the blame on the issues within the party and not know the challenges of this era.” It’s a very bad politics,” he pointed out

(1)Rep. Kim originally said Sakura, Japanese for cherry blossoms
(2)He seems to have used the meaning of ‘a politician who has changed his mind.’
(3)Representative Kim said, “Isn’t it because of Lee Jae-myung’s primary? It’s actually an objection to the primary,” adding, “It’s a self-hypocrisy for a former prime minister and party leader who has been a politician in the Democratic Party of Korea to say that he should do a third force.”