What is the “doomsday” of the President of South Korea? Why are speculative trades so prevalent in South Korea?
Art comes from life.
In the scene of the South Korean National Assembly, chaos reigns—everyone is shouting “invalid!” and “resign!”
Speaker U Won-sik keeps his eyes shut and remains unmoved.
People Party leader Lee Jae-myung walks calmly toward the ballot box.
Someone remarks that what South Korea is doing is just like making a movie—the camera work is so well-framed,
and they even joke that South Korea should apply for UNESCO world heritage status for its acting and filming techniques.
No wonder it’s a country where speculative trading runs rampant.
Art comes from life.
In the scene of the South Korean National Assembly, chaos reigns—everyone is shouting “invalid!” and “resign!”
Speaker U Won-sik keeps his eyes shut and remains unmoved.
People Party leader Lee Jae-myung walks calmly toward the ballot box.
Someone remarks that what South Korea is doing is just like making a movie—the camera work is so well-framed,
and they even joke that South Korea should apply for UNESCO world heritage status for its acting and filming techniques.
No wonder it’s a country where speculative trading runs rampant.