On June 3, Park Bo-Young He has published a single image on his history on social media, confirming his participation in the presidential elections of South Korea.
What distinguished itself was not the content of the photo, but what he carefully avoided: there were no colored clothes or hand gestures that could be interpreted as political signals a decision that many netizen are selling as an example of neutral vote certification.
This discretion is clearly contrasting with several other celebrities who have faced a backlash for photos with colors or gestures associated with specific political parties, leading to the public debate on the roles of entertainers in politics.
Before voting, Park Bo-Young also used his fan communication platform to encourage civic commitment. “Today is the voting day. I hope everyone exercises their precious right. I will vote before starting my program”, He wrote. In particular, even the heart emojis he sent to the fans were demonstrating his weighted effort to remain impartial.
Currently the protagonist in the drama of the Tv weekend Our unwritten Soul, Park Bo-Young He is receiving the applause for his double role of twins Yoo Mi-Ji and Yoo Mi-Rae. His balanced and well -founded public continues to earn admiration, now strengthened by his serious management of this politically sensitive moment.
The presidential elections of the 21st take place from 6:00 to 20:00 in over 14,295 electoral seats throughout South Korea. The Park Bo-Young approach could serve as a guide for other public characters who sail on the intersection between celebrities and civil service.
