For Us, From Korea's Perspective,

My Wife, Well She Has Extensive Experience, Because Before Becoming The First Lady, She Was The Wife Of The Ceo Of A Large Conglomerate. So I Have Very High Hopes That She Will Carry Out Her Job Successfully As First Lady Of The Republic Of Korea.

When The Korean Economy Was Just Trying To Get Back On Its Feet After The War, Having Parks Was A Luxury

Well When I Was Young, Actually Not Just Me, But We Were All Poor. Korea Used To Be One Of The Poorest Countries In The World. Despite Such Circumstances, I Was Very, Very Fortunate To Be Blessed With Having Parents Who Always Instilled In A Spirit Of Can-do Spirit.

I Plan To Eliminate Regulations That Hinder Domestic Companies, Particularly Large Conglomerates From Investing In Other Companies.

From The Chinese Perspective, Korea Ranks About Third Or Fourth In Terms Of Trading Volume And About Third In Terms Of Investment.