President Yoon's approval rating has surged, causing a rapid shift in the political landscape.
Particularly noteworthy is the significant expansion of his support base among people in their 20s and 30s.
They are beginning to raise their voices beyond the traditional political paradigms.
According to a recently released public opinion poll, President Yoon's approval rating has reached 42.3%, with a notable increase in support in Seoul and the capital region.
This underscores the fact that President Yoon, previously in an unfavorable position, is now broadening his support base, especially among the younger generation.
What stands out is that the younger generation, previously hesitant to speak out politically, is now actively voicing their convictions.
At a recent conservative group rally held in Hannam-dong, Seoul, a large number of people in their 20s and 30s participated, raising their support for President Yoon.
One participant emphasized, "We will no longer be swayed by leftist agitation," and added, "Those who fight against anti-national forces are the true protectors of the country."
The active participation of the younger generation in rallies like this is expected to go beyond merely boosting approval ratings, forming a new dynamic in Korean politics.
They are no longer confined by political ideologies imposed through traditional media but are making independent judgments based on diverse information.
Their participation in rallies and discussions highlights the need for change in the existing political structure and is expected to have a significant impact on the future political environment.
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