On November 2, South Korea's first lady, Kim Jian-hee, came to the memorial hall of the victims of the stampede accident in Itaewon to pay condolences.
Lee Jae-myung, deputy spokesman of the South Korean presidential office, said through a written press conference on the same day, "Kim Jian-hee came to the memorial hall of the victims of the Itaewon accident this afternoon to mourn the condolences. ”
Kim reportedly first came to a funeral home in Seoul's Awara district where there was a memorial hall for the victims of high school students in their 10s, and she bowed her head to the boy's parents and said, "I'm sorry I couldn't stop the accident." Then she said to the victim's 8-year-old brother, "I'm really sorry that the adults didn't protect my sister." ”
Later, Kim Jianxi went to the intensive care unit of a hospital in Mokdong, Seoul, and met with the families of current officers and soldiers who were being treated. She comforted their families, saying that their children would survive and return to their families healthy.
Kim also went to a funeral home in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, to offer condolences to the bereaved family of his lost son. Telling the families of the victims, she said, "I'm really sorry that something impossible has happened. She picked up her American girlfriend, who hurried into the country after hearing the news of her boyfriend's death, and the two hugged each other, the scene was extremely touching.
Earlier, the first lady of South Korea had come to Seoul Plaza with President Yoon on the 31st of last month to pay their condolences at the joint incense burning center.
After the stampede in Itaewon, Kim Jian-hee's husband, Yoon Seok-yue, went to the incense burning center every morning to mourn. The night before, Yin Xiyue went to the memorial hall of the three victims to comfort their families. He also went to a funeral home in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province, and other places to comfort the father who lost his daughter, and lowered his head.
As the first lady of South Korea, she will appear as soon as anything happens in Korea, and when she appears alone, she takes great care of the weak and the families of the victims.
On the 18th of last month, he also participated in a bazaar hosted by the Korean Red Cross to motivate those involved. On the 12th of the same month, she also personally went to the grave of Jeong In, a girl who was brutally tortured and killed by her adoptive parents two years ago, which caused a violent reaction in Korean society. In order to keep a low profile, she did not choose to go to Zheng Ren's grave on the day before on the second anniversary. Not long ago, he also visited Anna's House, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, a welfare facility that provides free food to rough sleepers and the elderly and is dedicated to protecting runaway youth.
Unexpectedly, the first lady of South Korea is rushing to various funeral homes, making frequent appearances, which has caused controversy. When she and her husband went to the incense burning house together, a photo of Jin Jianxi appeared, and netizens talked about it after seeing it.
In one of the photos, we see what appears to be a mysterious black line on the hairline of the first lady of South Korea, which, according to South Korean media, is done to eliminate the disaster.
After the stampede in Itaewon, Kim seems to have such things often on the top of her head, and things like this also appear on her husband's hairline. At the same time, some netizens also turned up more such photos to prove that they had done this before.
Indeed, the 50-year-old South Korean first lady looks very young, so many people call her a "plastic face", perhaps so that people pay special attention to her appearance. In the photo above, her hairline is indeed a little strange there. In order to ward off evil spirits and eliminate disasters, is it a little too strange to make such a thing?