In response to the calls of the No-Trump Joint Action, a social organization consisting of at least 220 political parties and social organizations, south Koreans from all walks of life are holding demonstrations, news conferences, candlelight meetings and other diverse protests along the course of Trump visit.

The anti-Trump, anti-U.S. struggle headquarters and the Kyonggi provincial preparatory committee for anti-Trump, anti-U.S. actions held a news conference outside the Osan U.S. air force base.

The organizations branded Trump's junket as a war trip.

Such protests were also staged by university students, religionists and other people of different circles.

Meanwhile, large anti-U.S., anti-Trump posters were displayed at universities across south Korea all at once.

South Korean media reported that such struggle would continue until Nov. 8.