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The article argues that South Korea is facing a deep leadership crisis characterized by political polarization, populism, harsh rhetoric, and growing public distrust. Drawing lessons from ancient Greece and Rome, it emphasizes that true leadership is based not on power, intelligence, or technical skill, but on character, morality, public responsibility, and devotion to the common good. The author criticizes Korean politics for producing leaders who either lack empathy or rely on division and conflict for support, while also warning that weakened education and civic values have undermined cooperation and democratic maturity. In an era of rapid technological and global change, the essay stresses the urgent need for leaders who can unite society, communicate with dignity, and guide the nation with wisdom, humility, and a strong sense of responsibility toward future generations.
