On April 27, 2014 (March 28, 2014 in the lunar calendar), South Korean Prime Minister Chung Boong-won resigned due to the sinking of the "Seo". Expressing deep apology to the people for the sinking incident According to CCTV reports, South Korean Prime Minister Zheng Bingyuan held a press conference on the morning of April 27, 2014 local time, saying that he was responsible for the sinking of the South Korean "Seo" and announced that he hoped that his family could forgive and understand his decision. Zheng Bingyuan said that the shipwreck was an "unimaginable tragedy and tragedy." The accident has occurred for more than ten days, but no survivors have been found yet and they are experiencing deep sorrow. He expressed condolences to the victims and apologized to the families. Zheng Bingyuan admitted that there were many problems in the initial rescue response and expressed deep regret to the people for this; as the Prime Minister, he should take full responsibility for this, so he should retire from this position. He said that he had long wanted to retire from this position, but search and rescue should be given priority. This is a responsible attitude. That is why this decision has been announced now. Zheng Bingyuan said that through this accident, I saw that there were too many problems in the corresponding links in South Korea, and I will use the accident as an opportunity to correct all mistakes and prevent them from happening again. I hope that everyone and the family members of the year can forgive themselves and understand their decision. On the morning of the 16th of this month, South Korea's passenger ship "Seo" carrying 476 people sank in the waters of Jindo County, South Jeolla Province. Among the passengers were 325 students and 14 teachers from Tanyuan High School in Ansan City, Gyeonggi Province, who were on a study trip to Jeju Island. As of press time, the accident has killed 183 people, and the whereabouts of 119 people are still unknown. The 69-year-old Zheng Bingyuan was officially appointed as Prime Minister of South Korea by South Korean President Park Geun-hye in February 2013. Zheng bingyuan