First Lady Kim Gun-hee attends the 67th Memorial Day Memorial Ceremony held at the Seoul National Cemetery in Dongjak-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 6th and burns incense at the Memorial Tower. On the right is President Yoon Seok-yeol. yunhap news
Regarding President Yoon Seok-yeol’s silence while wearing a raincoat at a memorial service on Memorial Day on the 6th, taste columnist Hwang Gyo-ik criticized him for saying, “If the war breaks out, I will be the first to run away.”
On the 7th, Hwang posted a picture of President Yoon and his wife Kun-hee Kim’s remembrance of silence on their Facebook page on the 7th and said, “If you don’t have a heart, you’ll get hurt.”
In addition, Hwang cited a post posted by a netizen and criticized President Yoon and his wife for being silent while wearing raincoats.
This netizen posted a picture of foreign heads of state visiting a veteran’s cemetery in the rain. It was an outright criticism of the way President Yoon and his wife wore raincoats and kept silent through the appearance of foreign heads of state.
Taste columnist Hwang Gyo-ik’s Facebook capture
Then, the netizen pointed out, “If it rains, do you get X? In front of Seonyeol, you sell XX. You can even take off your hat for a while when you are in silence.”
On the same day, Hwang also posted a post on his Facebook page that directly compared President Yoon and his wife Moon Jae-in.
In this photo, former President Moon and his wife attended the Memorial Day ceremony with umbrellas, and the ROK soldiers lined up on either side were wearing hats and raincoats. On the other hand, in the photo of President Yoon and his wife, only the president and his wife and his staff are wearing raincoats, and the soldiers on either side are in the rain.
Hwang said, “I think this is the kind of freedom that Seok-Yeol Yoon emphasized.”
Meanwhile, Hwang also criticized Kim Gun-hee’s recent public appearance.
He quoted on Facebook the remarks made by First Lady Kim in December last year, ‘Even if the husband becomes president, I will only be faithful to my wife’s role,’ and sarcastically said, “I want Kim Gun-hee to keep the promise she made with the people.”
Taste columnist Hwang Gyo-ik’s Facebook capture
