Lee Jae-myung Visits Unknown Martyrs' Cemetery After Departure Ceremony: "Nameless Commoners Protected the Republic of Korea"

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Lee Jae-myung, Governor of Gyeonggi Province, visited the Unknown Soldier's Cemetery at the National Cemetery following a non-face-to-face online presidential election kickoff ceremony on the 1st.

Governor Lee wrote in the guestbook at the National Cemetery, "I will carry on the will of the pioneers and turn the crisis of transformation into an opportunity for leap. Lee Jae-myung, Democratic Party presidential primary candidate."

After paying respects at the Unknown Soldier's Cemetery, he told reporters, "The world is built on the dedication and efforts of nameless common people," emphasizing, "Many people question why we visit places like the Unknown Soldier's Cemetery, but while some leave their names behind, others could not even leave their names or memorial tablets and disappeared. Those people protected this country."

Earlier that day at 7:30 a.m., he held a non-face-to-face online presidential election kickoff ceremony via YouTube and other platforms, declaring his determination to implement strong and proactive reform policies by saying, "I will cut the unsolvable knots and make paths in the wilderness where there are none."

He also promised, "The cause of the crisis is unfairness and polarization," adding, "Through securing fairness, I will make South Korea a country where hope and growth are possible."

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