The Democratic Party of Korea, ahead of the August 17th national convention, is calling out young people every day. Reform plans are pouring in, including the establishment of a youth-only organization and the revival of youth supreme council members, centered on the next party presidential candidate and party leadership. As the 2030 generation was confirmed to be leaving the country regardless of gender in the June 3 local elections, concerns about the general election, which is less than two years away, are growing louder. Within the party, “The future is for a party that is ignored by the 2030 generation.”