by An insightful talk with former US President Barack Obama on tvN’s ‘Monthly Connect’ is a hot topic.
Former President Barack Obama, who first appeared on a Korean TV program through ‘Monthly Connect,’ caught the eye by having candid conversations about his work and life from his tenure to the present four years after leaving office. It provided a prosperous time from messages of change, advice to President Biden, expectations of the younger generation, and family stories.
First, he said he was proud to have upheld his moral convictions at all times during his eight years as president of the United States. “Change cannot be achieved alone,” said Obama, adding an example of the country’s diplomatic situation.
He also added affectionate advice to President Biden, who has built a close relationship for many years. President Biden also agrees with the statement that his term comes at a time when the challenges ahead are many, and he also views the possibility that the Biden administration will overcome the current difficult situation and “return at a rapid pace, rather than a long-term recovery.” added.
Not only that, but he also drew attention by revealing positive thoughts about the younger generation. “I have very optimistic expectations of the younger generation,” he said. He said that the young people he met are usually brilliant and romantic and do not trust the existing system unconditionally.
“I hope that you will be agile to the needs of the present generation and the times and meet their needs,” he said.
Obama pointed out that the younger generation is exposed to more diverse cultures through smartphones and social media, and also mentioned the hot K-pop craze in the US and the Academy Award for the movie ‘Parasite.’
The young generation draws on a variety of cultural nurturing, which gives them a promising future as they develop the ability to understand the voices of diverse people in new ways.
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An insightful talk with former US President Barack Obama on tvN’s ‘Monthly Connect’ is a hot topic.
Former President Barack Obama, who first appeared on a Korean TV program through ‘Monthly Connect,’ caught the eye by having candid conversations about his work and life from his tenure to the present four years after leaving office. It provided a prosperous time from messages of change, advice to President Biden, expectations of the younger generation, and family stories.
First, he said he was proud to have upheld his moral convictions at all times during his eight years as president of the United States. “Change cannot be achieved alone,” said Obama, adding an example of the country’s diplomatic situation.
He also added affectionate advice to President Biden, who has built a close relationship for many years. President Biden also agrees with the statement that his term comes at a time when the challenges ahead are many, and he also views the possibility that the Biden administration will overcome the current difficult situation and “return at a rapid pace, rather than a long-term recovery.” added.
Not only that, but he also drew attention by revealing positive thoughts about the younger generation. “I have very optimistic expectations of the younger generation,” he said. He said that the young people he met are usually brilliant and romantic and do not trust the existing system unconditionally.
“I hope that you will be agile to the needs of the present generation and the times and meet their needs,” he said.
Obama pointed out that the younger generation is exposed to more diverse cultures through smartphones and social media, and also mentioned the hot K-pop craze in the US and the Academy Award for the movie ‘Parasite.’
The young generation draws on a variety of cultural nurturing, which gives them a promising future as they develop the ability to understand the voices of diverse people in new ways.
His love for his family was also an essential point. He also revealed that he and his family felt it was difficult during the election. In particular, in his wife, Michelle Obama, there were many ceremonial ceremonies and ceremonial duties that she had to be responsible for as a first lady. She said that she had difficulties because of her expectations as a first lady. Obama said, “I want you to know that I wouldn’t have been able to do all this without Michelle,” confirming his extraordinary love for his family.
Finally, Obama said, “I look forward to going to Korea again because I always had a great time every time I went to Seoul and other places in Korea.” I want to continue the happy relationship between the two countries in the future.”
