"Humanity is being charged"...At the rally site, this time, even sharing "gloves" and "women's goods."

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At the rally calling for the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, a citizen who shared a whole box of gloves with him appeared.

The box says, "It's sharing gloves. But I'm sorry that I can't touch it. It's warm even if it's not touched."

A, who posted the picture, said, "A citizen gave me gloves to share," and added, "The world is still warm thanks to these people."

He added, "Some of you may be worried that one person took several, but (the donor) gave them to the assembly management team, so we allowed them to take them one by one."

Photos of people wearing shared gloves are also being posted one after another online.

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Sharing women's goods for female rally participants also appeared.

On the 12th, social media (social media) said, "We have kept emergency medicines, bottled water, and chocolate bars in the women's bathroom at the National Assembly Station. A picture was posted with the words "Use it if you need it."

In the picture, in the bathroom of the subway station, over-the-counter medicines such as headache pills, antidiarrheal drugs, and menstrual pain pills, and snacks such as bottled water and chocolate bars are contained in a plastic box.

On the top of the box, there is a guide to "use it comfortably for those who need it," and precautions when taking medicine are written.

According to the current Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, it is impossible to sell or trade medicines outside of licensed places such as pharmacies. As a result, all drugs for the rally participants were recovered and replaced with sanitary pads.

Upon hearing the news, Internet users responded, "Even though it's cold, my heart is warm," "It's really warm in front of the National Assembly," "I express my gratitude in the cold weather," "I'm charged with humanity," and "I'm so moved by this solidarity."

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team