<Anchor> 



After attending the inauguration ceremony today (10th), former President Moon Jae-in took a train and went down to Yangsan, Gyeongnam.

A reporter is out in front of Yangsan's residence. 



Reporter Junmo Moon, there were a lot of citizens seeing off President Moon today, right? 



<Reporter> 



Yes, as you said, former President Moon Jae-in attended the inauguration ceremony of President Yoon Seok-yeol and then took the KTX from Seoul Station to Yangsan. 



About 1,000 citizens gathered at Seoul Station to see off former President Moon. 



Ex-President Moon, who arrived at the station around 12:00 noon, thanked the citizens for their support until the end. 



[Moon Jae-in / Former President: Thanks to all of you, I was able to become a happy president until the end.] 



He said that he would live as a free man who takes care of pets and farms. 



[Moon Jae-in/Ex-President: When I retire and return to the countryside, don't be sad.

I was liberated.] After 



getting off at Tongdosa Station in Ulsan and saying his resignation one more time, former President Moon arrived here at Pyeongsan Village around 2:50 PM. 



[Moon Jae-in/Ex-President: I have finally returned to my home.] 



Former President Moon, who reported moving in as a resident of Pyeongsan Village. 



[Moon Jae-in / Former President: The second life I will spend in Pyeongsan Village, a new start, I am really looking forward to it.] 



Immediately after entering the residence, 50 residents were invited to share refreshments and exchanged greetings. 



<Anchor> 



When former President Moon Jae-in left office, he said he would live a forgotten life, but it must be difficult to do so. 



<Reporter> 



Yes, it seems difficult to go back to a forgotten life right away. 



First, there is a meeting with US President Biden, who is visiting Korea for a summit with President Yoon Seok-yeol, on the 22nd, and the next day, he will attend the 13th anniversary of the death of former President Roh Moo-hyun. 



In an online letter to Democratic Party members today, former President Moon said, "I am now returning to the ranks of ordinary members," adding, "The party is difficult right now, but I believe that we will gather strength to take another leap forward." 



(Video coverage: Park Jin-ho, video editing: Choi Jin-hwa)