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Power for whom? 'The King's Man' asks today's politicians
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- After watching the film 'Wanggwa Saneun Namja' (The Man Who Lives with the King), columnist Im Seung-tak wrote a column asking today's politicians for whom power should exist.
- Through the relationship between Danjong and village chief Eom Heung-do in Yeongwol, where the king was exiled, the column highlights the human bond between people that politics should restore.
- The writer argues that politicians should move away from battles that define opponents as enemies and become leaders who first consider the warmth of people.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 누구를 위한 권력인가?..’왕과 사는 남자’가 이 시대 정치인에게 묻는 것
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