People Power Party mixes red, yellow, and blue for 'post-ideology'... Party colors and logo unveiled

Joo Ho-young, floor leader of the People Power Party, is attending the Emergency Response Committee meeting held at the National Assembly on the 14th and delivering opening remarks. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyemin] The People Power Party unveiled its new party colors, which combine red, yellow, and blue, on the 14th.

On the same day, Kim Sumin, head of the People Power Party's Public Relations Headquarters, reported the new party colors and logo during a closed emergency committee meeting.

In a preference survey conducted earlier with 250 lawmakers and party committee chairpersons, the existing pink and red colors were favored, but it was decided to use a combination of various colors. Regarding this, Kim explained, "We aimed to be a party embracing diversity and expansiveness," adding, "Along with the existing red, we combined the three primary colors?blue and yellow?to symbolize encompassing conservatism, progressivism, and centrism."

The party logo was described as evolving from a single surface quadrilateral representing the Korean characters 'ㄱ' and 'ㅁ' into a three-dimensional form that reflects the diversity of our society and individual perspectives.

Kim Jongin, the emergency committee chairman who received the report, responded, "Basically, I respect the opinions of experts," and added, "Our politics should not be confined to a specific ideology. I think it is good that the process incorporated various values sufficiently."

Spokesperson Kim Eunhye stated, "Nothing has been finalized yet, so there is always an open channel for communication," and added, "The final confirmed design is scheduled to be unveiled within this week."

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