Kim Jun-hyung, a lawmaker from the Fatherland Reform Party, ”returns the mid-autumn celebration gift from President Yoon Seok-yeol” •••Why? = South Korea

Kim Jun-hyung, a lawmaker from the Fatherland Reform Party, said on the 4th that he had returned gifts sent by President Yoon Seok-yeol to lawmakers for the mid-autumn celebration (Chuseok, mid-autumn festival).
On the same day, Rep. Kim wrote on her blog, "I'm returning the gift from the president for his mid-autumn celebration." Rep. Kim said, "A while ago, I received an unpleasant gift in my office. 'Please don't give me a gift.'"
"I clearly said, 'I won't accept it,' but they're being self-righteous," he said. "They've been doing whatever they want with diplomacy, appointing ministers, and even skipping the opening ceremony. But when I said, 'I won't accept it,' they're being self-righteous."
"I sent the gift back immediately because I didn't want to see the gift from the president," Kim said.
"I'm sorry," he said, but he also told President Yoon, "This is the time to give the precious gift that was made with the sweat and blood of the local community, even though it's not what I mean, so I really want the people to be considerate.
” he wrote.