A “former opposition party representative” who left the party made a “love call” to a “former ruling party representative” who left the party…“Become a model for generational integration” = South Korea

On the 12th, Lee Nak-yeon (Lee Nak-yeon), representative of the former ``Democratic Party'', who announced the launch of a new party, expressed solidarity with Lee Jun-seok (Lee Jun-seok), chairman of the political platform and policy committee of the ``Reform New Party'' (representative of the former ruling party ``People's Power'').
Regarding the concept, he said, ``It can be a model for generational integration.'' In an interview with a South Korean radio program, former Chairman Lee said, ``Chairman Lee is a symbol of youth politics, and although I am presumptuous, I am
I think he is the epitome of an experienced politician." Representative Lee Former said, ``As for the characters of these two, I am cautious and slow in speaking, but Chairman Lee is very free-spirited and active.''
I think there are some factors that make the public interested in this," he added. He went on to say, ``We still have to discuss ways to cooperate, but we should move forward together.''
Regarding Chairman Lee's recent advice to former CEO Lee that he should stop being so strict, Lee said, ``I want to quit too.
I am always ready to accept such advice."