On March 10, 2017 (February 13, 2017 in the lunar calendar), Park Geun-hye became the first president of South Korea to be impeached and removed from office. On the morning of March 10, 2017, the Constitutional Court of South Korea officially announced the final judgment of the presidential impeachment case. The impeachment case was approved, and the current President Park Geun-hye was immediately removed from the presidency. South Korea will hold a new presidential election within 60 days. Park Geun-hye also became the first president in South Korea's constitutional history to be successfully impeached. A woman who vowed to "marry the country" was finally completely abandoned by the country. After spending the last two nights in the Blue House, on the afternoon of March 12, Park Geun-hye finally returned to her old house - the private residence of Samseong-dong, Seoul. According to media reports, a large number of Park Geun-hye's supporters waved Tai Chi flags to welcome them. Park Geun-hye smiled and shook hands with supporters after getting out of the car, and shook hands with pro-Park political party members for a brief conversation. She did not speak publicly, but said through a spokesperson, "I did not fulfill my presidential duties. I am very sorry. I am grateful to the people for their support and trust. All responsibilities are borne by myself. I believe that the truth will eventually be revealed to the world." Obviously, Park Geun-hye refused to admit the reason for the impeachment of the Constitutional Court 8:0. But the South Korean people were very angry that she stayed in the Blue House after being impeached, and the opposition party demanded that Park Geun-hye move out as soon as possible. Park Geun-hye is nostalgic for the Blue House, and there may be no way. The Samseong-dong private house is in disrepair, and repairs are being rushed after the Constitutional Court's decision to remove it. The heating facilities have just been repaired, and the wallpaper may not be completed until the day Park Geun-hye moves in. Park Geun-hye's life is mainly in the Blue House and Samseong-dong. From the age of 11 to 26, she lived in the Blue House. It was here that she went from "Ice Princess" to the de facto "First Lady". It was also here that she witnessed the murder of her mother and then her father, and finally their painful departure. She experienced the heat of the world. After her father was assassinated, it is said that one time she said hello to the minister who had been under her father in the elevator, but the other person pretended not to know her and did not look at her from beginning to end. "I've seen a lot of people who have different opinions and choose to betray for their own interests," Ms. Park said. "Others have not stopped betraying their father, and I can no longer stand by and watch." She went on to become president of the Blue House, but who would have thought that she would eventually be discredited and expelled from the Blue House. Review of the case Park Geun-hye became the first president of South Korea to be impeached and removed in late October 2016, South Korean media exposed Choi Soon-sil suspected of reviewing and revising the presidential speech, suspected of "forcing donations" to large enterprises and other "political interference" scandals; on October 25, 2016, Park Geun-hye made a speech to the people at the Blue House, admitting that she had consulted her cronies Choi Soon-sil on some materials during the election and after becoming president, and apologized to all the people for this matter; on November 4, 2016, Park Geun-hye made a second speech to the people at the Blue House on the incident of cronies interfering in politics, saying that she was willing to accept the investigation of the special prosecution team; on November 29, 2016, Park Geun-hye made a third speech to the people after the incident of cronies interfering in politics, apologizing again to the people. And said whether to shorten the term of office and step down are all left to the National Assembly to deal with; on December 9, 2016, the South Korean National Assembly passed a motion of impeachment against Park Geun-hye. Park Geun-hye was impeached and suspended, and Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-an took over the presidency. The motion case was handed over to the Constitutional Court for ruling; on December 21, 2016, the independent inspection team responsible for the investigation of the incident of cronies interfering in politics was formally established; on March 6, 2017, the independent inspection team announced the final investigation results, confirming that Park Geun-hye was suspected of abusing power, coercion, attempted coercion, and leaking official secrets. There were also five suspects of accepting bribes, abusing power (three), and violating the medical law. A total of 13 crimes were suspected; on March 10, 2017, the Constitutional Court of South Korea ruled on the impeachment case of President Park Ge