real life

實勢

It refers to a person who has substantial influence in a specific field or occupation.

If you hit the company (workplace), you can see the chairman of the shareholder who acts as a powerful power (influence). It is also expressed as a real power or a real power. There is a word that means losing power, but it is not used well. In the old days, it was called Kwon . The opposite of the real world includes a pants , a scarecrow , an honorary job, or a job .

In some groups or organizations, positions are established for a purpose and duties are divided. To put it simply, a person has so much influence within the organization that he shouts about it, but his official title actually falls short of that level. In other words, it means a person or position with so much influence within the organization that it does not fit the name value of the person's official title. In other words, there are people who have greater influence within an organization, even among official titles or regardless of title, and these people are often called powerful people. However, powerful people may mean the person himself or the position he or she holds . It may be mutually complex . In normal organizational life, it often refers to a position. Examples of when referring to the person itself include famous nouns or relationships between students at school. Sometimes, there are people who think that shouting loudly is bad, but that is a bit different. The downside is that even if something goes wrong in the company or the field, the actual person in power is the one who is responsible, not the fake person.

In a political sense, powerful people often refer to people who can directly advise the political leader and carry out his or her opinions. For example, in the case of former Minister Rhyu Si-min, who was considered a close associate of former President Roh Moo-hyun during the participatory government , he is known to have freely entered the Blue House and given various advice to the President both before and after his resignation as minister. The conditions for the person in power chosen by the person are that he or she can visit the Blue House at any time, have access to information on issues the President is concerned about, and most importantly, the President must be willing to listen to the person in power and refer to it in decision-making.

Also, along this line, senior secretaries or chiefs of staff within the Blue House, who are physically closer to the president than ministers, have a greater influence on policy. Therefore, those who value official titles and the work procedures that come with them argue that these positions within the Blue House themselves should be eliminated. Also, in relation to this, there are people who have the title of secretary or staff member of the Blue House, but do not hold a position that allows them to exercise any authority within the organization, but sometimes exert influence behind the scenes knowingly or unknowingly. In the media, this is called secret power. Of course, it is often used in a negative sense.

In a slightly different sense , in countries where the head of government and the head of state are different, the head of state is the head of state, but the head of government is the person with real power. However, this is a bit far from the use of real power because it explicitly pegs the head of state as an honorary position, so the head of government is seen as the de facto summit. Sometimes, people in power are mistaken for practitioners , but this is different.

Of course, even if he is powerful , his power is not permanent. Throughout history, many powerful people have lost confidence in other powerful people or due to lack of confidence in their superiors.[1] , or many people fell from power due to their own actions. In particular, democratic societies are establishing various monitoring and check provisions to block this long-standing seizure of power and the chain of corruption that almost inevitably accompanies it .

In the mid-period, he competed with Jang Se-dong, a powerful figure in the regime at the time, but Jang Se-dong fell due to the torture death of Park Jong-cheol.
In the second half of the year, he had to compete with Noh Shin-young , who served as Minister of National Security Planning and Prime Minister at the time . However, in the end, he beat Noh Shin-young and became president.

There was a competition with Roh Tae-woo to succeed him, but in the end, Roh Tae-woo became president.