Lee Jae-myung, "Han Dong-hoon, you should pay more attention to people's livelihoods than my trial."

Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, targeted Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, and said it would be better to pay more attention to people's livelihoods than to his own trial.

Lee met with reporters after the People's Solidarity Meeting and answered the question of what he thought when Han said it was difficult to accept the first trial's acquittal of his perjury teacher.

Han also said he needed a representative on the revision of the commercial law being pushed by the Democratic Party, but the government and the ruling party seem to have changed their attitude, pointing out that it is the ruling party leader's job to adjust such issues.

Earlier, CEO Lee reiterated the need for revision in his remarks at the People's Solidarity Conference, saying that not revising the commercial law means that it is okay to make so-called corporate blue-chip stocks into bad stocks.

On the 22nd, CEO Lee proposed a public discussion with the business community and ordinary investors, saying that they could compromise and find a reasonable way to revise the commercial law as the business community's opposition to the revision of the commercial law intensified.