Park Geun hye's portrait is full of vitality and makes people sigh
On the 24th, the portraits and archives of former South Korean President Park Geun hye were displayed to ordinary people for the first time in the presidential archives in Sejong City, South Korea.
According to a report by the South Korean news agency newsis on the 24th, this is the first time that park Geun hye's files have been made public after more than two years since she was impeached by the South Korean parliament on December 9, 2016 for the "crony meddling in politics".
The portraits of Park Geun hye, together with the portraits of successive presidents of South Korea, are intensively displayed in the 'archives Hall' area of the presidential archives.
In the picture, park Geun hye has a smile and a peaceful face. Different from her predecessors, as a woman, she doesn't have a suit and shoes, but wears a blue suit and looks energetic.
Other portraits include South Korea's first president, Lee Seung Wan, park Geun hye's father, Park Chung Hee, Jeon Doo Hwan and Lu Tai Yu, Kim Dae Jung, Kim Yong San, Roh moo Hyun, who jumped off a cliff and committed suicide, and Lee Myung Bak, who was arrested and imprisoned.