Former leader of South Korea's People Power Party, Han Dong-hoon, visited Busan to express his criticisms of the party leadership, specifically targeting its inadequacy in fulfilling the conservative role expected of it. This visit comes as South Korea approaches the June 3rd local elections and parliamentary by-elections. At Gupo Market, Han remarked that Busan represents the potential for a significant political turnaround, emphasizing that the restoration of conservatism is not merely about political victories but is essential for the balanced development of South Korea as a whole. His comments highlight the urgency and importance of conservative representation in light of the upcoming election, particularly against rival Democratic Party candidates.