On this day, 27 years ago, February 25, 1998 (January 29, 1998, the lunar calendar), Kim Dae-jung was elected President of South Korea. After the election results were announced, Kim Dae-jung delivered a televised speech to the South Korean public. On December 3, 1925, he was a farmer's family on Hoi Island, Xin 'an County, Jeolla Province, South Korea. His father, Kim Yun-sik, once led the anti-rent movement in Cunxing. Influenced by his family, Kim Dae-jung has shown a strong interest in politics since childhood. He loved and was good at debating and speaking in middle school. This specialty was fully brought into play after he entered politics-he continued to speak for 5 hours and 19 minutes without a drop of water. After graduating from Mokpo Business School in 1943, Kim Dae-jung studied at Korea University and Kyung Hee University Graduate School and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Politics at Kunk Kuo University. Kim Dae-jung ran an industry and ran a newspaper in his early years. Since the 1950s, he has joined politics and was elected to Congress six times; in the 1960s, he became famous nationwide as a "young congressman who understands economics." He ran for president three times in 1971, 1987, and 1992, but none of them were successful. Kim Dae-jung has an unusual experience. He escaped death twice, went into exile for three years, lived behind bars for five years, was under house arrest for six winters and summers, and was banned and restricted from political activities for 16 years... The bumpy and disastrous experience not only did not kill his fighting spirit, but instead enriched his experience and knowledge, and brought him new political capital and opportunities. On December 19, 1997, the Central Election Management Commission of South Korea officially announced the results of the presidential election. Kim Dae-jung, the presidential candidate of the National Assembly of New Politics, defeated the Grand National Party candidate Lee Hoi-chang and the National New Party candidate Lee In-hee with a vote rate of 40.4%, and was elected South Korea's 15th President. The repeatedly defeated Kim Dae-jung ran for president for the fourth time in his late twenties. Through his unremitting efforts, he finally realized his dream of living in Cheongwadae (Presidential Palace). On February 25, 1998, he was sworn in as President of South Korea. What advice do you have to write inscriptions for young people? During the Asia-Europe Summit in April 1998, Kim Dae-jung met with Premier Zhu Rongji. Visiting the Kia Group's car factory with singer Michael Jackson, Kim Dae-jung and his wife were running for president for the first time at the presidential inauguration ceremony. The number of people who came to listen to his speech broke a record. As a student (1943), Kim Dae-jung met Dr. Kissinger's family during exercise-Kim Dae-jung and his three sons, daughter-in-law, grandson and granddaughter. Kim Dae-jung (second from right, front row) is tried by a military court (1980) Simple working meal Koreans change presidents hang portraits of Kim Dae-jung among supporters