Recently a U.S. opinion poll body surveyed more than 40 countries and regions of the world, whose result said only 9 percent of south Koreans were satisfied with their life.

According to it, 75 percent of south Koreans said one's success depends on one's parents' wealth, bribery, irregularities and corruption, not on one's own efforts.

There is a saying that efforts are a key to success.

However, this does not work in the corrupt south Korean society where unpopular policy rules and the dollar almighty principle prevails.

Owing to the south Korean authorities' unpopular policy, economic crisis is getting serious and the life of the south Korean people is extremely deteriorating.

Gap between the rich and the poor in south Korea recorded an all-time high due to the neo-liberalistic economic policy centering on plutocrats based on the principle of market-almighty that has been pressed for by the south Korean authorities.

The present chief executive came to power with her commitment to "economic policy prioritizing people's welfare." But for the past two years the south Korean people's sufferings and uneasiness have increased.

Commitments to "democratization of economy" that claimed the protection of weak businesses have become nothing but an empty promise.

Policy for preferential treatment for plutocrats and big businesses has caused huge financial deficit and extreme social inequality.

Under Park Geun Hye's rule the south Korean people have suffered disasters of economy, personnel shakeup and people's living to experience the falsity of the "era of the people's welfare" claimed by the ruling quarters.

All kinds of corruption, irregularities and bribery of the south Korean authorities are stunning the people.

91 percent of south Korean people are dissatisfied with their life. This is the reality of south Korean society without future.