”Are you a leftist or a rightist?” - what happened at the impeachment rally in South Korea

As the impeachment trial of South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl approaches, large-scale rallies for and against impeachment were held in the Gwanghwamun area of Jongno-gu, Seoul, and around the Constitutional Court.
During the fire, a woman collapsed and an ambulance was called in. According to Nocut News on the 16th, the Tonam Ambulance of the Seongbuk Fire Station in Seoul reported that at 8:40 pm on the 15th,
At around 0 minutes, police were dispatched to a report that a young woman was complaining of pain and asking for help at an anti-impeachment rally in front of Exit 5 of Anguk Station, near the Jongno-gu Constitutional Court.
According to reports, some Yoon supporters who were watching the woman, who was crying in pain, were seen asking her about her political stance.
One middle-aged woman said, "Rather than why he was injured, it's important to know whether he is a leftist or rightist," and added, "If he is a leftist, they'll say, 'We did it again.' If there's a yellow ribbon or a cellphone on his bag,
"If you have a badge of the Wall, you're a leftist," he said. It was also reported that a 7-year-old girl took to the stage at the anti-impeachment rally held on the same day. The girl was singing along to the song "Traitors."
They also stomped their feet in time with the chant "Stomp, stomp." In response, the host asked, "Do you want to stomp some more?"
Meanwhile, citizens who support and oppose the impeachment of President Yoon are gathering on the 15th in what could be the last weekend rally before the impeachment trial.
On the 15th, the anti-impeachment faction held a rally at Gwanghwamun by the “Restore the Republic of Korea Movement Headquarters” led by Pastor Jeong Gwang-hoon of Sarang First Church, and a rally at the Bo
The protests were held in two separate locations, one in Yoido and the other in Yoido, by the conservative Christian group Save Korea. According to unofficial police estimates, a total of 43,000 people participated in both rallies.
Meanwhile, pro-impeachment groups, including the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions and candlelight vigils, held rallies in the Jongno area. According to unofficial police estimates, about 42,500 participants attended the Anguk Rota protests.
The crowds filled the 1km stretch from Lee to Gyeongbokgung Station. Initially, many people predicted that the Constitutional Court would hold an impeachment hearing against President Yoon on the 14th or set a date for the verdict.
However, due to the impact of the cancellation of the detention of President Yoon, the Constitutional Court is continuing its careful deliberation.
It is expected that the impeachment trial of President Yoon will be handed down around the 20th or 21st, along with the impeachment case of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo.