South Korean first lady meets unmarried mothers... ”Applause for her sense of responsibility and courage” ”Be a strong mother”

South Korea's first lady, Kim Kun-hee, was in Seoul on the 27th, the day before the Mid-Autumn Celebration (Chuseok) holiday.
Visiting welfare facilities for “unmarried mothers” and providing support to unmarried mothers and their children
He met and encouraged the workers at the facility. Mrs. Kim said, ``I applaud the sense of responsibility and courage of everyone who decided to give birth despite their difficult lives,'' and added, ``The government and society should take into consideration the feelings of parents and take care of their children.''
We have to see the defeat together." She went on to say, ``We will make even more efforts to create an environment in which (unmarried mothers) can give birth and raise children without worry,'' and ``We will continue to work hard to create an environment where unmarried mothers can give birth and raise children without worry.''
You have to become a strong mother.'' Mrs. Kim heard about the circumstances of unmarried mothers who are preparing for qualification income, high school equivalency certification exams, and vocational education.
It's wonderful to see you investing in your future self,'' and encouraged him, saying, ``I hope you keep trying to reach your dreams.'' Facility officials also said, ``There are mothers who are suffering physically and mentally.''
I would like you to provide me with solid support so that I can trust and rely on you."