This month, two large-scale rallies broke out in South Korea, with the number of protests reaching more than 200,000 last week. The scenes taken by the media showed that most participants held signs "Yin Xiyue stepped down". Banners and signs with the same text on the scene were

It is reported that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol has encountered its first "ruling crisis" in recent times, and it has only been half a year since he came to power. This month, two large-scale rallies broke out in South Korea, with the number of protests reaching more than 200,000 last week. The scenes taken by the media showed that most participants held signs "Yin Xiyue stepped down". Banners and signs with the same text on the scene were difficult to count, and the scene was very grand. The Democratic Party and other opposition parties also took the opportunity to attack Yoon Seok-yeol, urging him to "comply with public opinion" to resign immediately. Yoon Seok-yeol did not respond to this, but the ruling party toughly refuted the relevant statement.

However, one wave has not yet subsided and another wave has started again. On the 24th, tens of thousands of freight truck drivers in South Korea took a strike, which once stagnated traffic and logistics. As for the specific number of people on the strike, different opinions were made by various parties, Solidarity Union said that about 25,000 people participated in the strike. However, South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced that there were only "about 7,000 people", and it was generally reported that there were more than 10,000 people. The logistics of cement and ironmaking factories in various places has been greatly affected. If it continues, this may immediately affect the building materials industry and smelting industry in South Korea, exacerbating the domestic economic crisis. This is another severe test for the Yoon Seo-yue government.

24 Yoon Seok-yeon finally made a tough statement, scolding truck drivers for "taking the national supply chain as hostages as an illegal and unacceptable" during the economic crisis. He also threatened that the government would never sit idly by, and if these people continued like this, the government had no choice but to intervene. Some sources mentioned that Yoon Seok-yeo's "intervention" refers to the fact that during a serious traffic interruption, the government can announce that it is possible to force transport workers to return to work to safeguard national interests. Those who refuse to resume work will be fined and detained. He also said that the South Korean Ministry of Transport is ready to take this "hard measure" to deal with strikers, and Yoon Seok-yeo is not just threatening.

Some analysts said that if South Korean Presidential Office really intends to "use force" this time, it will be the first time that such an order was issued on South Korean history . This law has never been triggered before. Moreover, once people are arrested, it is likely to cause more difficult to control consequences. Other transportation industries across the country have also begun to break out in strikes and demonstrations for support, so he has no way out except resignation. The chaos facing South Korea is the worst since the Park Geun-hye and Moon Jae-in's period. Yoon Seo-yeol was not only excluded by the people, but the opposition party is also trying its best to drive him off the stage. Now it can be said that it is an internal and external trouble. Considering this, he must be very cautious before "taking the law" in terms of strike resolution methods, and it will lead to a disaster if he is not careful.

Also worth mentioning is that as for why Yoon Seo-yeol has frequently "inflicted" recently, there are speculations that he has a lot to do with offending the United States. At that time, the then American Speaker Pelosi went to South Korea, but was neglected and "refused to see each other" and left in a low-key manner. Later, Biden invited South Korea to join the "Four-Square Chip Alliance", and Yoon Seo-yue also refused the terms of peace talks, which made the Biden administration quite unhappy. Some comments on this said: "It is by no means accidental to look at the current scene. He (South Korean President) has been greatly challenged in many aspects, and there is a high possibility of a planner behind it. In short, some people have already believed that Yoon Seo-yeol will face the end of resigning within half a year. Even if he escapes this wave of 'truck crisis', there are more things waiting for him."