Presidential candidate Han Deok-soo's first stop is the National Cemetery... ”The people want us to move forward, not left or right”

Former Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, who is running for the 21st presidential election, visited the Seoul National Cemetery on his first day and said, "We, the people, want to move forward rather than leaning to the left or right."
Han Deok-soo made the announcement on the 2nd after visiting the graves of former presidents Kim Young-sam, Park Chung-hee, Kim Dae-jung and Rhee Seung-man.
"I believe that (the people) are wiser than anyone else to understand that there are merits and demerits in everything in the world," he said.
He continued, "I was worried that the per capita national income would reach $100 (about 36,000 yen at the time).
I was born at a time when the average salary was $1,000, $10,000, $20,000, and $30,000. I lived as a worker for the nation," he said. "To the former presidents who are sleeping underground, I have not yet
Han Deok-soo also visited the National Cemetery at the National Cemetery and paid his respects, and wrote in the guestbook, "I hope that Korea will overcome the conflicts and confusion."
I will do my best to continue to move forward with determination. Han Deok-soo, primary candidate for the 21st presidential election of the Republic of Korea."
Han Deok-soo is emphasizing national unity in this way.
At his candidacy announcement ceremony, which was held under the theme of "My promise to the people," Han Deok-soo said, "Integration is coexistence. We must continue to be divided into left and right, east and west, men and women, middle-aged and young people.
"Conservatives alone did not achieve industrialization, and progressives alone did not achieve democratization," he continued, "and nothing we have achieved can be attributed to one force alone.
"It is the achievement of all of us, the people, who have lived diligently day by day, and the fruits of that effort must return to all of us," he said.
Finally, "Good jobs, comfortable housing, convenient transportation, good medical care,
"I will find people who are best able to provide effective childcare support and reassuring retirement security to form the best cabinet, a cabinet that will work hard," he said, adding, "I strongly encourage them to take responsibility and achieve real results."