Jeong Gi-su: Yoon Suk-yeol's Zeitgeist Common Sense

Common sense in Korea would define a democracy that politically reassures the people, a capitalism that economicly protects the rich and weak at the same time, as a society, as justice and justice and equality for as many people as possible. The columns of the writer in this book are the product of the work of the document, which was written by the government in its absence of this service, and the actions of the Innerbumbulls who were in the process, and to try to relate stories about the judges and the people who judged it wrong. The lubricatation is a particularly remarkable person, after the great shareholder, who has been trying to help restore the common sense. Common sense is a political god with a high political sense that has brought justice, justice and legal rule together with the age-of-age. Many polls show that his challenge and work are not as few people concerned about the country as the writer is who wants it to be. I hope he's lucky on his way. “The gypsum - sluices are asking: ‘ Why do you want to be president? The answer is obvious. The recovery of fairness, common sense and legalism is the Great River. Earth power doesn't seem to be in the air. He's from the Goshi Nine. Will the pongorons' fingermarks of passports who want to see the anti-imagite macroamism become a memorandum, their hope that the stalactite would be so desperate to die? The answer to this question will be determined by the leadership assets he has been working on and by the natural dispositions, the conciliation and the palpitation.

Korean title: 윤석열의 시대정신 상식

Korean author: 정기수

Korean publisher: 한스하우스

ISBN-13: 9788992440523