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On the 3rd, Ms. Kim Jung-sook attends the 94th Anniversary Braille Day Contest held at the Seoul School for the Blind in Jongno-gu, Seoul, with the theme ‘The world within reach of his hand ‘and he’s giving a number code quiz. [사진 출처 = 연합뉴스]“I’m really, really sorry. I really wanted to tell you that, and I wanted to go too.”
President Moon Jae-in’s wife, Kim Jeong-suk, met with students at the Seoul School for the Blind near the Blue House in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 3rd, encouraging them and conveying President Moon’s regret for seeing noise damage through rallies and protests.
The school is located 500 meters from the Sarangchae Blue House. Because of this, parents of schools for the blind have clashed with groups protesting in front of the Blue House several times over the problem of noise from protests. In December last year, parents from the Seoul School for the Blind and residents of Chungwoon-Hyoja-dong complained about the noise and disturbance of the assembly traffic.
Ms. Kim said in an interview with Principal Kim and her parents: “When I said that I am going to school for the blind today, my husband and the president said that. I am so sorry, I told you that and I really wanted to go, “he said.
He continued: “I heard it was near the Blue House, but due to the protests and the rally, the noise was disrupting the school education, the children were suffering and the parents were saying something like that.” President Moon) The first word was “I’m sorry.”
![On the 3rd, Ms. Jeong-sook Kim attends a Braille Contest to commemorate the 94th Anniversary of Braille Day that was held at the Seoul School for the Blind in Jongno-gu, Seoul, under the theme ' The world at your fingertips' and is experiencing Braille writing. [사진 출처 = 연합뉴스]](https://file.mk.co.kr/meet/neds/2020/11/image_readmed_2020_1127907_16043837014416713.jpg)
On the 3rd, Ms. Jeong-sook Kim attends the 94th Braille Day Contest that was held at the Seoul School for the Blind in Jongno-gu, Seoul, under the theme “The world at your fingertips “and is experiencing Braille writing. [사진 출처 = 연합뉴스]He said: “After the rally, I have to deal with the corona pandemic at home and I want to thank the parents for the pain of the parents and the concerned minds of the teachers for these things.” “Because we are together, we always have the desire to endure it together and get it over with quickly.”
Ms. Kim handed out a thermos and a Braille message card to all the students at the Seoul School for the Blind. On the card, the words “When people in the world see the road with their eyes, I see the world with my heart”, which the graduates left on the wall of the school, followed by the words “There is no place where the dreams can’t come. I support your dreams “in Braille. It’s written.
Meanwhile, Ms. Kim expressed her words of encouragement in sign language at the 39th National Paralympic Games held in October last year: “Not bad. We are different. It’s not that we can’t. We do it our way.”
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