Former Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo: ”I will not return to the disbanded People's Power”... Declares restart of his YouTube channel in September = South Korea

Former Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo, who announced his departure from the People Power Party and retirement from politics, has hinted at a return to politics. On the 22nd, in his online communication space "Youth's Dream," Hong posted
In response to a question from an internet user asking, "Could you please put it on YouTube?", he revealed that he would be restarting his YouTube channel "Honka Cola" from early September.
Another netizen presented three options for the next presidential election, including rejoining the People Power Party, running as an independent, or forming a new party, and one user commented, "I would like to rejoin a disbanded party."
Recently, former Mayor Hong has been indirectly hinting at his intention to return to politics. On the 30th of last month, former City Hall Hong posted on social media, "No matter how much we hate politics, no matter how much people hate politics, we will not return to politics.
They cannot live apart. The people will have a leader who meets their standards.'
In response to the article "I'm seeing a lot of talk about 'dissolving unconstitutional political parties,'" he said, "An alternative political party will emerge. When things reach their extreme, they will inevitably move in the opposite direction."
After Hong was eliminated from the top four in the People Power Party's presidential primary in April, he announced his retirement from politics, saying, "I have no role to play in the party," and headed to Hawaii. He returned to South Korea on the 17th of last month.
He also stated that he would "gradually announce" future steps, including the possibility of forming a new party.