Kim Eo-jun to Hong, who launched 'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum': "You must be bored"

Hong Jun-pyo to Launch Youth Political Platform on 14th... Direct Communication with Youths

Broadcaster Kim Eo-jun mentioned the youth political platform "Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum" established by People Power Party lawmaker Hong Joon-pyo on his TBS radio show "Kim Eo-jun's News Factory." Broadcaster Kim Eo-jun (left), former lawmaker Lee Eon-ju (right). Photo by YouTube TBS Citizen's Broadcasting capture.

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoon Seul-gi] Broadcaster Kim Eo-jun commented on People Power Party lawmaker Hong Joon-pyo, who communicates with the 20s and 30s generation through the 'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum (Youth's Dream)' site, saying, "The primaries are over, so he must be bored."

On the 15th, Kim mentioned Hong on TBS Radio's 'Kim Eo-jun's News Factory,' saying, "'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum' has only been open for a day, but compared to that, the number of posts exceeds 10,000."

Earlier, on the 14th, Hong opened 'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum,' a platform to communicate with young people. The site includes sections for communication such as 'Cheongmun Hongdap (Youth Questions, Hong Answers),' a bulletin board where Hong Joon-pyo responds to the concerns of youth.

Lee Eon-ju, former People Power Party lawmaker and co-chairman of Hong Joon-pyo's campaign, said about 'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum,' "It seems to have started from the idea of representing not only the 20-40 youth but also those in their 20s to 40s who passionately supported him but feel some disappointment with the People Power Party," adding, "It's just a playground concept. Now that the busy work is over, (Hong) seems to find fulfillment here."

When Kim asked if 'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum' is a tool for expanding Hong's independent political line, Lee replied, "Ultimately, it could be a tool for expanding the base," but added, "It is not an independent line for this presidential election. It is the path of Hong Joon-pyo or those who supported and worked with him. There seems to be a sense that the People Power Party needs to change."

Meanwhile, regarding 'Cheongnyeon-ui Kkum,' Hong wrote on his Facebook on the 14th, "Like a playground for youth, various club meetings will be created, and joining and leaving will be free," explaining, "However, there will be blocking functions for abusive language, slander, and vulgar words, and the worries and suggestions of youth will always be shared together."

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