Former ruling party leader immediately responds to Korean singer's ”feeling of emptiness in the ruling party” comment: ”I'm sorry”

During the general election of South Korea's National Assembly (held on April 10), he campaigned in support of the ruling party "People Power Party," but expressed his disappointment, saying, "After the election, I didn't receive even one message of appreciation from the party."
Singer Kim Heung-guk, who had been out in public, received a call from Han Dong-hoon, former chairman of the ruling party's emergency response committee.
On the 2nd, Kim appeared on TV Chosun's YouTube channel and said, "I got an unknown phone number.
So I didn't answer the phone, and then I got a message saying, 'This is Chairman Han Dong-hoon.'" He continued, "I got a message saying, 'Excuse me. I've dialed Professor Kim Heung-guk's phone number.
"I received a polite message saying, 'This is Han Dong-hoon. How are you?' So I called him right away," Kim said. According to Kim, Han responded, 'Teacher, I'm working hard to help our party.
I should have contacted you first, but I'm sorry that I was unable to contact you because I had to resign and the party was in order," he said. "My health is improving.
I will contact you later, so please treat me to a meal." Kim appeared on the Korean broadcasting station "Channel A" on the 24th of last month and said, "I risked my life to support him so that he would win.
However, no one has said to me, "Thank you for your hard work. Let's have a meal together." He also expressed his loneliness, saying, "Many fans are working hard for the future of Korea.
I'm waiting, so I think it's good to take a break for now and recharge," he said, adding, "I hope to see you soon."
Following Kim's remarks, he was inundated with messages of thanks from ruling party officials.
Regarding this, Kim appeared on a Korean radio show on the 1st and said, "Maybe because the ruling party received a lot of criticism because of me, they said, 'No matter what the outcome, we will support Kim Heung-guk.'
"I was contacted by both the winners and the losers," Kim said.