The candlelight held up by south Koreans represents an unquenchable torch of victory, the article notes, and goes on:

The Park Geun Hye regime is making desperate efforts to dampen the fighting spirit of the south Korean people and tide over its ruling crisis.

The conservative group has betrayed its scenario for fascist suppression, terming the actions of people for justice "actions with candlelight that will die in the wind" and "attempt of the pro-north group to seize 'power.'" The ultra-right conservative bodies in south Korea such as "Oboi Association" which have desperately challenged progress and justice at Park's beck and call are working hard to chill the anti-"government" sentiments of angry south Koreans of various circles by holding "pro-government" rallies.

But such blatant challenge is only triggering off bitterer hatred and resentment of south Koreans at the regime.

The candle light put up by the south Korean people will never die in any storm and stress but will rage more furiously as a torch of victory to put an end to the reactionary rule of the conservative group and illuminate a new world of justice and democracy.