2024-04-28 06:49:19
Broadcaster Kim Je-dong salutes during a press conference for the publication of his essay “That’s What I Mean,” held at the Jung-gu Franciscan Education Center in Seoul, on the morning of the 13th. [사진출처 = 연합뉴스]
Broadcaster Kim Je-dong attended the event commemorating the first anniversary of the Pyeongsan Bookstore, where former President Moon Jae-in works as a bookstore manager.
According to political circles, on the 28th, Mr. Kim had time to communicate with citizens by sharing his daily life during the “Meeting with the Writer” which was held the day before at 6 p.m. in Pyeongsan Village, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do.
He appeared to try to downplay his political comments, saying, “I just came here to laugh with people.” »
He also told former President Moon Jae-in and First Lady Kim Jung-sook, who were sitting in the audience below the stage: “You two, please stand up and applaud those who came. »
He continued, “Mr. Moon Jae-in, please don’t say things like, ‘I need the comfort of power.’ ” He added: “I’m fine now, but if I do this I will be criticized. Again. “My heart is racing,” he says, laughing.
Mr. Kim, who said last month at a news conference commemorating the publication of his essay “That’s What I Want to Say”: “I want to stop talking regarding politics and society,” also attempted to be particularly careful in his remarks that day. He repeatedly emphasized the purpose of his presence, saying, “How nice it is to meet and just laugh” and “I came here to laugh today.”
“Are you not doing any broadcasting activities?” When an audience member said, “I want to see it on TV,” I replied, “I do sometimes,” and then said, “That’s over too.”
news/cms/202404/28/news-p.v1.20240428.31f7387b576f4373909ae3d52efabdcb_R.jpg" data-width="492" data-height="752"/> enlarge the photo Broadcaster Kim Je-dong speaks at the “Meet Kim Je-dong” event held in Pyeongsan Village, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do on the followingnoon of the 27th.[사진출처 = 평산책방 유튜브 갈무리]
Mr. Kim notably received applause when he declared: “I came today without receiving a single cent.” As the applause continued, he said, “Don’t applaud. He also said, “So shouldn’t I continue without getting paid?”
He continued, “You have to work for money, but you also have to work without receiving money,” adding, “These days, I teach even in middle and high schools. So good. Because these friends don’t know me. They ask me: “Who is your uncle?” When you say you’re a broadcaster, people say you don’t appear on the shows. “That’s how I play with kids,” he says.
However, at the event he said: “I’m not going to talk regarding real politics, but I will say one thing. He also said: “Rather than fighting for political parties, we must create a structure where political parties fight for the people.
Meanwhile, the Pyeongsan bookstore, which opened on April 26 last year, is holding an anniversary week from April 23 to 28.
On the 25th, Pyeongsan Bookstore announced via social networking service (SNS): “We will hold a “meeting with author Kim Je-dong” in the courtyard of Pyeongsan Village Hall on the 27th at 6 p.m. The Pyeongsan Bookstore announced that it will recruit 240 people for a meeting with Kim Je-dong for the Pyeongsan Bookstore’s book club subscribers.
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