Simulation weapons appeared in the nearby rally demonstration, former South Korean president Wen Zaiyin's private residence will strengthen security

Former South Korean President Wen Zaiyin is located in the private residence of Liangshan Mountain Village, Qingshangnan Road, and will strengthen guard protection from 0:00 local time on the 22nd.

According to the Yonhap News Agency on August 21, the President's President ’s Police Office said on the same day that due to the recent safety hazards such as simulation pistols and knives during the demonstration of Pingshan Village, it was decided to expand the police area near Wen Zaiyin's private residence to the house fence of the house. With a radius of 300 meters to strengthen the alert to the former president. The police offices also said that the move also considers the inconvenience caused by the rally and demonstration noise to the residents of Pingshan Village.

The Korean media reported that the measure of the President's President's Police Office was different from the previously more negative position of Yin Xiyue, the current President Yin Xiyue. A senior official of the Presidential Office explained that during the dinner with the Congress of the Congress on the 19th, Yin Xiyue actively accepted the proposal of the speaker of the Congress, and instructed to strengthen the relevant warning work. There are opinions in South Korean public opinion that this move can be regarded as a measure for Yin Xiyue to promote national unity.

On the 19th, the Central Procuratorate of the Seoul Central Procuratorate and the Datian local procuratorate conducted two searches for the presidential archives in Sejong City's preserved presidential archives. Korean media believe that this situation is "very rare." Some analysts pointed out that the search was directly targeted at the former government and Wen Zaiyin himself. South Korea ’s largest in the wild party even said that the relevant search was“ political revenge ”.

Because many South Korean presidents ended in tragedy after the steplier was stepped down, it was known as the "Qingwatai Mantra". The seizure of searches caused external suspicion. Yin Xiyue, who was the chief prosecutor of South Korea, said that if he was in power, he would investigate the accumulation of liquidation documents. In his speech, Wen Zaiyin once said that he was able to remove the burden of the president to return to the "civilian" life.

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