In the light of the South Korean court, Yongxiang¡¯s ¡°3617¡± number placed in front of the chest is especially visible.The former president who has robbed South Korea¡¯s politics is now sitting on the defendant¡¯s table with his hair blushed and his cheeks crumbled.

According to media such as the World Wide Web on September 26th, on the morning of 26th, the former South Korean president Yongxiang appeared again in the public eye after 85 days. he was wearing a dark suit and a white shirt, without a tie, and his left chest was wearing a number card that marked the identity of a prisoner.

In the face of the judge, the former president appeared to be very fragile, his hair was completely white compared to three months ago, and his face was very thin.

Previously, Yin Ziyu had been absent 11 times in a row due to health problems, and had also refused to investigate. and today, he has to face two heavy charges: the use of special means to hinder the execution of official duties and abuse of office power to hinder the exercise of rights.

Yin Xiyue's legal team has always stressed that his health is not optimistic. They claimed that Yin Xiyue had difficulty moving due to worsening diabetes and abnormal liver-related indexes;

Even worse, Yin's illness has worsened and even been diagnosed as a danger of blindness by the leading physician. These health issues have been the reason for his previous 11 consecutive absences from the trial.

But ironically, when the court stipulated that the defendant must appear in court, Yin Xiyue was able to "overcome" his health obstacles and appear.

His lawyer explained that according to the South Korean Criminal Procedure Law, the appearance of the defendant in court is a necessary condition for the trial of a criminal case.

Unlike previous civil war cases, the alleged abuse of authority obstructed the exercise of rights, the defendant must appear in court at the first hearing.

This selective appearance in court sparked widespread speculation from the outside world. Most people believe that Yinxiang¡¯s health problems may be exaggerated and become one of Yinxiang¡¯s legal strategies.

After all, during the 85 days when Yin Xiyue was absent from the trial, the case progressed slowly, and today Yin Xiyue not only appeared in court, but also participated in the review of his bail application in the same court.

The trial created a precedent in the history of South Korea¡¯s judiciary, broadcasting the trial process of the former president¡¯s case for the first time.

Yin Xiaobo in the broadcast picture is in sharp contrast to the image in the memory of the people. Less than a year ago, he was still the owner of the South Korean presidential palace, issuing an emergency order;

Today, Yin Xiyue is just a defendant wearing a prison uniform and a number.

Yin¡¯s political downturn has been a staggering one, recalling his tenure in power: on December 3, 2024, he issued an emergency order.

On the 14th of the same month, the South Korean Congress passed the impeachment motion against him, and the presidential office was immediately suspended; on January 15, this year, Yong Zhi became the first current president in the history of South Korea's constitutional government to be arrested.

Yin's trouble is not limited to his personal situation. Just two days ago, his wife, Kim, also appeared in court as an accused, facing charges of manipulating stock prices and receiving bribery.

This couple, who used to have the right for a while, is now a "frequent visitor" of the South Korean judicial system.

After today's trial, the court will also review Yin Xiyue's bail request. On September 19, Yin Xiyue filed a bail application with the Seoul Central District Court on the grounds of protecting the right of defense and health reasons.

However, the bail has faced strong opposition from the Independent Prosecutor¡¯s Group. Prosecutors may think that once released, Yongxiang is likely to use residual influence to interfere with the judicial process.

The court¡¯s decision will be crucial, not only for Yongxiang¡¯s personal freedom, but also for the future of the case. Regardless of the final verdict, Yongxiang¡¯s case has become another special case in Korean political history.