Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo to publish book at end of this month, accelerating his march towards presidential elections = South Korea

It has been learned that Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo will be publishing a book titled "Dreams Come True" on the 21st, which includes his views on the current political situation. Mayor Hong has been writing about the political situation since late January.
The book was published by Silk Road Publishing, which also published "Why is politics like this?" on January 24th.
Silk Road is a publication that includes Mayor Hong's "If You Have a Belief, You Are Not Afraid" in the run-up to the 19th presidential election, and "The Mantis Dream," his comeback work after his crushing defeat in the 7th local elections as the head of the Liberty Korea Party.
The publisher is also the publisher of "Dreams Come True," which is Mayor Hong's fifth book of political diaries. "Why is politics like this?" will be published from November 2020 to December 2022.
This is a compilation of Feisbook posts from the past month. Mayor Hong has been selected as a "Dreaming Romanticist" (March 2018), a "Dreaming Optimist" (November 2018), and a "Dreaming Korean."
Mayor Hong has published a book compiling his statements, such as the "Seventh Republic" (December 2020).
The book also includes a blueprint for constitutional reform, politics, the economy, and society.
However, the timing of the publication of "The Seventh Republic" is still being determined as the Constitutional Court's decision on the impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeol is still pending.
Meanwhile, Mayor Hong is also expanding his contacts with the central political circles. That afternoon, Mayor Hong spoke about the revised and expanded 'Qualifications for President' proposed by Yoon Yeo-jun, former Minister of Environment and a former veteran of the conservative camp.
On the 5th, he visited and encouraged People Power Party lawmaker Park Suyeong, who was participating in a hunger strike to protest against the appointment of Ma Eun-hyuk as a constitutional justice.
On the 12th of last month, he paid a courtesy visit to former President Lee Myung-bak at the Cheonggye Foundation in Seocho-gu, Seoul.