According to the Korean Associated Press, the basically determined son of the former President of South Korea, Lu Taigong, who served as South Korean ambassador to China, and the chairman of the East Asian Cultural Center Lu Taigong later on the 14th in an interview with the media said that he will further promote the development of Korean-China relations in the spirit of "dumb mountain" and promote good-neighborliness and friendship between the two countries, and make every effort to improve the status of South Korea.

¡°At this moment in which the international order is facing dramatic changes, I am on my shoulder with a heavy sense of responsibility and a deep sense of historical mission.¡±

Yonhap said Lu Zaixian is expected to go to China to perform his duties in the near future. A spokesman for the South Korean presidential office said in a briefing on the 14th that the South Korean government approved the appointment of Lu Zaixian as ambassador to China at the 45th State Council chaired by President Lee Jae-ming on the same day. According to this, Lu Zaixian's formal appointment only has Li Zaiming's approval procedure. Since his predecessor, Chung Jae-ho, stepped down in January this year, the position of South Korea's ambassador to China has been vacant for about nine months.

In 2012, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the East Asian Cultural Consortium (formerly known as the Korean Chinese Cultural Center), he frequently travelled to China and Korea to promote exchanges and cooperation in the fields of music, art, academia and other cultural fields. In 2016, he was hired as an international consultancy consultant for China's urbanization. In 2018, he also served as the joint dean of the South Korean "Belt and Road" Research Institute. In recent years, Lu Cao Chuan has appeared more frequently on the stage of China-Korea exchanges, and in August this year, he visited China as a member of the South Korean President's Special Mission.

Liu Xiaobo's political experience was relatively short. Public data showed that he was briefly involved in politics during the three-year government period and then left the political scene. Observers believe that Liu Xiaobo served as an ambassador to China without any diplomatic experience in Ming's choice, with the intention of releasing signals to improve and deepen relations with China. South Korean public opinion also generally believes that Li Xiaobo's government hopes to increase mutual trust through "cultural bonds" and maintain stable development of bilateral relations in complex international situations.