Hong Joon-pyo Opens 'Dream of Youth' Communication Platform to Presidential Candidates

[Financial News] After failing in the party's presidential primary, former Daegu Mayor Hong Joon-pyo, who is taking a political break in Hawaii, USA, has opened his youth communication platform 'Dream of Youth' to presidential candidates. As a result, Democratic Party's Lee Jae-myung, People Power Party's Kim Moon-soo, and Reform New Party's Lee Jun-seok also have the opportunity to communicate with supporters of former Mayor Hong on Dream of Youth, with candidate Lee Jun-seok starting official activities by posting the first post.
Hong Joon-pyo's side announced on the 27th, "From noon today, the Dream of Youth platform has opened a bulletin board reflecting the intentions of former candidate Hong, allowing presidential candidates Kim Moon-soo, Lee Jae-myung, and Lee Jun-seok to communicate with youth during the election period."
Candidate Lee Jun-seok, who has recently continued to interact with former Mayor Hong, posted on 'Seokmuncheongdap (Lee Jun-seok asks and youth answers)' after the bulletin board was opened. Among the presidential candidates, he was the first to post on the platform.
Currently, the Dream of Youth platform has categories for each candidate, such as 'Seokmuncheongdap', 'Sumuncheongdap (Kim Moon-soo asks and youth answers)', and 'Myeongmuncheongdap (Lee Jae-myung asks and youth answers)'.
Candidate Lee Jun-seok left questions for young users through the Seokmuncheongdap post, saying, "I came to stamp my attendance since the bulletin board was created."
Candidate Lee Jun-seok's questions include △the most important factors for the young generation in this election △topics they wish to be covered in the TV debate that day. Currently, comments from Dream of Youth users are being posted on the relevant post.
Candidate Lee Jun-seok stated, "Politics begins with communication with the people," and "I will listen to the anxiety, anger, and expectations of the youth without reserve and design practical solutions together."

jhyuk@fnnews.com Kim Jun-hyuk Reporter