This is Jim. Jim. It's Jim. It's Jim. Cheers! Cheers! But, Senator, that's

probably the case with those friends last time. Why don't you bring a friend named Chan-Woo Lee?

Why not? Oh, why the whip? Isn't everyone looking at only the older brother now? You have to go back to the National Assembly like before.

Congress?
Ha, well, no, well. Can't we just keep going like this? You have to go back to politics.
Well,

be energized.
You have to go back to Parliament. To do that, we need young, intelligent friends like Lee Chan-woo and Choi Won-gi.

Yes, as Youngchul said, Chanwoo Lee is a very smart friend. That's right.

In the last 419, Chanwoo Lee was very active. I wish I could see this face at least once.

All right. I will contact you. For some reason, he seems to be very busy these days.

Uh, so?
These young guys must be busy, then. Brother, we are here.

Uh, uh!
Everyone was here, but yes. Welcome to... Come on. Oh my gosh, this is where the big eaters gathered.

Oh, goodbye. Sit down.
Yes. No, Secretary Jung said he was busy. Oh yeah, Big brother. What's that? The revolutionary government is looking for Big Brother.

What? Oh, why me? What is that? Decoration?
To Big Brother? No, that's not it. They say they're giving the medal of General Kim Jwa-jin.

What did they say? It was the National Founding Medal. Medal of Founding Medal to my father.

Founding Medal. This is a medal that came from the military revolutionary government, providing a place of respect for those of national merit,

which the Liberal Party government had not been able to accumulate due to internal redemption. At that time, Chairman Park Chung-hee remembered the fact that the anti-Japanese patriotism movement of the ancestors was more

effective in establishing the spirit of the country above all else. And at the March 1, 1963 event, the second year of his reign, two hundred and five people were divided into three categories and awarded medals.

Among them, Kim Doo-han received the rank of first lieutenant general of the Republic of Korea on behalf of his father.

The patriotism and heroism of General Kim Jwa-jin are a great example for our soldiers.

In particular, the great victory in the Battle of Cheongsan-ri on the Manchurian plains is the eternal pride of our Armed Forces.

When someone said that his son was Rep. Kim Doo-hwan...

Now he's a savage, not a legislator. Chairman! Was it? Anyway, congratulations.

Well, I heard that, following General Kim Jwa-jin, Kim suffered a lot on the anti-communist front after liberation.

You are a family of patriots from generation to generation. Thank you. Come on, let's have a toast. Thank you.

Comrade Kim. Congratulations. Nice to meet you. Teacher. The last time you were arrested by the revolutionary government, I was really worried.

At that time, the revolutionary government did a lot of behind-the-scenes research on me. Did I cheat or take a bribe? I searched all over Seoul as well as my hometown, and later Chairman Park Chung-hee came and apologized, but I'm sorry.

Oh, right? I just found out that I have a lot of debt as if I had sold all of the many gates and drank forever.

And just like this... Oh, it seems like it's difficult to be an opposition party too.  Ha ha ha, that's how it happened.

In fact, it is a dangerous thing for soldiers to do politics in many ways. So I was worried a lot, but it seems that there are quite a few things I am good at.

Still, a coup is a coup, and the law is the law. This military government is wrong.

One day, history will judge it. Uh, the real power of the military government is coming.

Come on, let's go. I have something to tell you. See you again. Oh my gosh, it's really nice to meet you, Senator Kim.

Oh, many people received medals today, but General Kim Jwa-jin has been consistently supported and respected by our soldiers, especially as he was the commander of the Provisional Government's Independence Army.

Thank you. It has been a year since our revolutionary government was launched, but the country's politics are still unstable.

A lot of interested people should participate. It'll be fine. How is Senator Kim doing these days?

I am just resting comfortably. No, you are not going to work for a long time. Are you resting?

Hahahaha, no, that's why let's hold on to this. Oh, back in the day, before you became a member of the National Assembly, didn't you organize a separate Dongdae?

It belongs to the Korean People's Congress. I knew it was a big organization. There have been times...

In addition to that, you led the 6.25 student soldiers, served as a member of the National Assembly,

and had a lot of really good experiences. It is my personal opinion, but how about re-creating a meaningful youth group and participating in nation-building?

State building? The Liberal Party collapsed after a long dictatorship. The Democratic Party failed to clean up the aftermath and was shaken, but now the country is in chaos and collapsed again.

Now a new era is coming. Someone has to lead this era. How about thinking about it? So, if our

military government opens the door to new politics after returning to the military... Return to the military? Are you really going back?

Oh no. Please think about that time. You will have meaning. I don't know. It won't be easy.

Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help. We're here to help.

Yes. New, fresh young people are getting involved in new politics, pushing away the old forces.

Give it a try. As I said, the revolutionary government will soon return to military rule anyway.

[야인시대] 내가 웃는게 웃는게 아니야~~~ 회비 필수 | EP.123

[야인시대] 내가 웃는게 웃는게 아니야~~~ 회비 필수 | EP.123