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To President Yoon Seok-yeol, who attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II of England, former Blue House medical secretary Tak Hyun-min said that “President Yoon wrote on the left side of Jo Moon-rok is wrong”. However, as a result of checking the photos of many foreign leaders such as Japan and India, there have been many instances where they have been written on the left side of the Jo Moon-rok, such as President Yoon.
Former secretary Tak appeared on KBS radio’s “Jin-Woo Joo Live” on the 20th and said: “The photo of President Yoon Seok-Yeol, who is writing Jo Moon-Rok, should not have been released.”
He pointed out, “When you write a Jo Moon-rok, leaders usually write it on the right side. It’s not on the last page of someone else’s page,” he said. He also criticized: “If anyone sees it, it can be said that it is nothing, but the truth is that when those in charge of the ceremonies see it, it is really hot”.
Referring to the annulment of President Yoon’s condolences that had previously raised the issue, former Secretary Tak said: “Whenever small facts are revealed, the position of the presidential office is inevitably difficult.” prepare carefully and pay attention to details. “
Some leaders, such as US President Joe Biden and King Albert II of Monaco, have used the right page to write condolences. However, contrary to former secretary Tak, many foreign leaders are believed to have left a message on the left side of the Jo Moon-rok.
– – – – – Indian President Drupadi Murmu left a note on the left page while writing condolences at London’s Lancaster House on the 18th. Emperor Naruhito and Queen Masako also wrote condolences on the left page at London’s Church House on the 19th. In addition, Kosovo President Biosa Osmani and Kuwait Crown Prince Michel al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Saba also used the left page to write condolences. Shin Hyun-bo, Hankyung.com reporter [email protected]
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