Will South Korea’s election consequence save the nation? | About That

After one assassination try, two impeachments, and a number of other presidents in lower than six months, South Korea has elected a brand new chief. The Democratic Celebration’s Lee Jae-myung — who known as the election “judgment day” — is tasked with bringing stability again to the nation. Andrew Chang explains the chaos that led as much as this pivotal second, and the challenges that lie forward.