[이데일리 황효원 기자] Former Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung, who was a presidential candidate for the Democratic Party of Korea, commemorated the death of the late novelist Lee Oi-su on the 26th, saying, “Please rest in peace in a sky free from pain and suffering.”
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Former governor Lee Oe-soo posted on his Facebook page on the same day, “I wish Mr. Thanks to the unique satire, humor, and insightful writing, we, who lived in the same era, were able to laugh and laugh together.”
He added, “Personally, he has always given me strong faith and sincere support,” he added.
Condolences from all walks of life followed for novelist Oe-su Lee, who passed away while battling pneumonia.
Song Young-gil, former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, posted on his Facebook page on the 26th, “I came across Mr. Lee Oe-soo’s obituary. I will always listen to the saga of the teacher, who threw chopsticks down and put them in the closet to subdue the gangsters. Please rest in a peaceful place.”
Kim Dong-yeon, candidate for governor of Gyeonggi Province of the Democratic Party of Korea, said, “I pray for the well-being of the deceased. He was told that he had quietly closed his eyes, as if he was trying to sleep. I wish him peace in a place where there is no pain,” he said in his condolences.
Democratic Party lawmaker Ko Min-jung also posted a picture of the deceased on Facebook and said, “I have vivid memories of meeting someone I had only seen on TV in person one day in 2017 and talking with fans.”
Assemblyman Koh said, “They were full of bright energy, and we had a lot of fun talking. He is the one who made me feel that this is what it is to grow old young. I sincerely hope that you will always be happy in the sky like this smiling image on a dazzling sunny day.”
Pyo Chang-won, director of the Institute of Criminal Science, wrote on his Instagram, “I fell in love with wild dogs when I was in high school, when I was struggling with the boiling rebellion and anger. After that, I found the author’s book and read it. He remembers being scolded by high-ranking people for posting an invitation to the writer’s lecture when he was the chairman of the Police University Festival Preparation Committee. thanked. Goodbye, writer,” he lamented.
Actor Kim Gyu-ri also posted on his Instagram, “I wish Mr. Lee Oe-soo the best of luck. I will cherish and cherish the books of the author’s wisdom. I pray for you to be at peace. She wrote, “I wish the deceased well.”
