The death of the nameless’Small Shoes Man’… Parliament building in grief

A corner of the 5th floor of the National Assembly Building on the 22nd. Dozens of post-its (notes) were posted on the door of an office with a paper nameplate written in handwritten’shoe repair room’. This is a commemorative article for an unknown, uncle who has worked in the National Assembly for 20 years. The National Assembly was saddened by the death of the late Jeong Soon-Tae, 63, who was the late’Mr. Oral’, whom no one even knew exactly the date of his death.

The news of Jeong’s death was delivered to the National Assembly on the morning of the 21st. It is said that a member of the National Assembly, who cleans at the Assembly Hall, told a staff member of the National Assembly Lee Young’s power that he met early in the morning, saying, “A man with a small shoe is dead.” This news was soon spread to the National Assembly through the National Security Council (National Security Council).

There were two shoe uncles in the Assembly Hall. One was the’tall’ shoe uncle, and the other was the’short’ Jung, who died recently. It is said that the cause of death was liver cancer. The first thing that noticed Jeong’s death was none other than the tall shoe man. It is said that the place he found Jung, who was not visible, after a search, was the morgue of Severance Hospital in Sinchon, Seoul. Jeong’s body, without a family, headed to the Byeokje crematorium in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, at noon on the 21st without even having a funeral.

The National Assembly assistants who stayed in the same space with Mr. Jeong remembered him as “the man who laughed well” and “the man who always greeted me first”. In the smoking area on the 6th floor of the House of Representatives and on the roof, he mingled with various assistants and quickly burned cigarettes. People around him learned that Jeong’s health was abnormal about a week before he was born.

I met him at the time National Treasurer Chairman Park Joon-soo said, “The stomach was protruding because of my dry body with vengeance.” “I said,’I don’t think I’m feeling well, but should I take a rest?’ Said.

The National Treasures Association set up a small memorial space in front of the office where he was working on the day of the 21st to commemorate Jeong, who was lonely in Yeong-myeon. Soon afterwards, the Democratic Party of Korea also joined the memorial procession at the level of the aide council. Here, the ruling and opposition aides write their own memories of Mr. Jeong on a memo pad and continue their memorial service.

Jeong said that he worked in slippers every day. An assistant to him said, “In that world, I will pray for you to wear shiny shoes and run around.” Another aide who is working in ‘1002’ wrote, “I’m so grateful that’Mr. Shoes’ has been able to play with us for the past 20 years or so.” I am so sad for the sudden obituary of the’Shoes Uncle’ you changed,” he wrote. “My rooftop cigarette friend, go well and have peace. There was also a note saying, “I greet you with a painful heart.”

The politician’s memorial also continues. On the afternoon of the 21st, Ho-young Joo, the National Power of the People’s Leader, visited this place and said, “Best my life. Please go to a good place.” He said his final goodbye to Jeong. Democratic Party President Lee Nak-yeon, People’s Strength Emergency Response Committee Chairman Kim Jong-in, and National Assembly vice chairman Kim Sang-hee gave harmony.

Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun, formerly the Speaker of the National Assembly, said on his Facebook page that day, “Sorry, I don’t even know the teacher’s name. I also always left the shoes in the hands of the teacher.” I can’t say anything, but sincerity and quick hands have been trusted by many members of the National Assembly. He wrote, “I felt good every time I looked at the shoes, thanks to the gleaming of my shoes.” Following “Your hand of happiness made us happy. Rest in peace. Live forever”Added.

Reporter Kijeong Kim [email protected]