University students post hand-written posters on campus after watching historic epic “12.12: The Day”

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While historic epic “12.12: The Day” has drawn more than 7 million viewers in the first 20 days since its release on November 22, hand-written posters with titles, such as "Waiting for the spring that hasn't come yet," were posted on university campuses in Busan on December 12.

On the campuses of Pusan National University and Pukyong National University, posters saying “"Let's not repeat the history of dictatorship" were posted on the day marking the 44th anniversary of the military coup staged by Hanahoe, the new military government, consisted of Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo.

In particular, the poster in Pusan National University compared the Yoon Suk-yeol administration, which has been criticized as a "republic of prosecutors," to Chun’s dictatorship.

Another poster in Pukyong National University also criticized that “former prosecutors with power have gathered one by one and occupy the seats of government agencies, including the National Intelligence Service, and the presidential office.” However, the university took down the poster on the same day. A staffer at the university explained that "the poster was not authorized" and "we had to remove it because it did not comply with the school regulations."

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