``Japan-Korea match: baseball victory''...An opposition lawmaker's misplaced SNS caused a ``flame'' = South Korea

Seo Yong-kyo, a lawmaker from the South Korean opposition Democratic Party, came under fire after posting on social media the erroneous description of the Asian Games baseball finals against Taiwan as a match against Japan.
Fixed. On the 8th of this month, Rep. Son posted on his Facebook page, ``Win soccer against Korea-Japan, gold medal. Win game against Korea-Japan, baseball, gold medal.''
encouraged Mu. After that, a number of comments pointed out the incorrect information, saying, ``Baseball was played with Taiwan.'' ``Baseball was decided to be played in Taiwan, but they're going to pretend that it's a gold medal even though they have no interest in it.''
``This is what happens.'' ``Don't stick your head into a sport you don't know about or have any interest in.'' ``A member of the National Assembly posted a baseball game on social media without checking who South Korea played against. He's anti-Japanese.'' ,child
There were comments criticizing Rep. Seo, such as, ``It's confusing like this.'' In response to repeated complaints, Rep. Seo posted the ``Korea-Japan baseball victory'' section on the SNS at around 9:30 a.m. the next day, the 9th.
It has been revised to "Baseball victory over Korea-Taiwan (Korea vs. Taiwan)."