Assemblyman Hwang Ju-hong's Book Launch Event Draws Over 5,000 Attendees, a Great Success

"A Politics That Recognizes Each Other's Thoughts, Not That the Opponent Is Wrong"

On the afternoon of the 9th at 3 PM, a book launch event was held at Haerum Hall, Chosun University, Gwangju. (Photo by Hwang Joo-hong's office)

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Seo Young-seo] Representative Hwang Ju-hong (Chairman of the Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs and Oceans Committee, Democratic Peace Party, Goheung·Boseong·Jangheung·Gangjin) announced that he held a book launch event at 3 p.m. on the 9th at the Haeoreum Hall of Chosun University in Gwangju.

At the book launch event, about 5,000 supporters from across the country, including Gwangju and Seoul, as well as residents of Goheung, Boseong, Jangheung, and Gangjin counties, which are Representative Hwang's constituencies, gathered, filling the seats of Haeoreum Hall and creating a great success.

Representative Hwang, who is running for a third term in the 21st general election, showed confidence by holding the book launch event in Gwangju, which is far from his constituency. Prominent politicians and local government heads, including Park Joo-sun and Kim Dong-cheol of the Bareunmirae Party, Kim Dae-dong, Chairman of the Jeonnam Provincial Party of the Democratic Peace Party, Jung Jong-soon, Jangheung County Governor, Song Gwi-geun, Goheung County Governor, and Kang Jin-won, former Gangjin County Governor, attended in large numbers.

About 5,000 supporters gathered, filling the seats of Haeoreum Hall. (Photo by Hwang Joo-hong's office)

The title of the book published by Representative Hwang this time is "Politics Without Fighting, Standing at the Center of Public Sentiment," which sounds an alarm about the National Assembly and Korean politics that have turned into battlegrounds and makes us realize anew the importance of workers in our political society.

At the book launch event, Representative Hwang Ju-hong pointed out, "Recently, the National Assembly lacks politics that do not fight but compromise, which is regrettable," and said, "The reason for fighting is thinking that only I am right."

He also stated, "Politics that recognize each other's thoughts rather than thinking the other is wrong is necessary," and "If I advance to the next National Assembly, I will do my best for politics without fighting and democracy."

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