President Lee Calls for Unity and Accountability on Memorial Day President Lee Jae-myung emphasized the importance of honoring those who protected the community while also holding accountable those who betrayed it for personal gain. Speaking at the 71st Memorial Day ceremony held at the National Cemetery in Seoul, he stated, "When we elevate dedication and punish betrayal, a just unity for the continuity and development of the national community becomes possible."He particularly highlighted the recently enacted "Pro-Japanese Property Restitution Act," which aims to investigate and recover assets unjustly accumulated by pro-Japanese collaborators, ensuring accountability and preventing future occurrences.President Lee promised, "Special sacrifices for all must be met with appropriate special rewards. I will make promises that can be kept, and once made, I will ensure they are fulfilled, repaying the noble sacrifices made for everyone."He continued, "Today is a day to remember and honor the noble spirit of all who sacrificed their lives for the country, and we must express our heartfelt condolences to fulfill our responsibilities. We stand today on the 'all tomorrows' they sacrificed for."He noted that honoring the spirits of the fallen is a social duty for the living, stating, "Recognizing dedication is a driving force for maintaining and advancing the national community."President Lee warned, "If dedication for all is ignored, who will step forward for the community in the face of future crises? Recognition and rewards must be demonstrated through action, not words."He mentioned that the government is steadily fulfilling promises made on last year's Memorial Day, including a bill to expand compensation for the families of independence activists, which is set to pass in the National Assembly this year and take effect next year. He also noted that the government is on track to provide living support for spouses of veterans.The president pledged to expand veteran hospitals, stating, "We are progressing without delay on our promise to sequentially expand contracted medical institutions to establish a comprehensive veteran healthcare system. We are also preparing to designate quasi-veteran hospitals in Gangwon and Jeju, where there are currently none."He specifically acknowledged military personnel, firefighters, police, and coast guard members, asserting, "We must give due recognition to the uniformed citizens who protect our present. The government will firmly support them so they can focus on their essential duties for the nation and its people."President Lee also addressed the 12·3 martial law incident, stating, "Today, South Korea is once again facing waves of crisis. Just as we normalized a nation brought low by insurrection, we are now confronted with the high tide of war in the Middle East, which is significantly impacting our economy and lives."He added, "However, the strength of the Korean people lies in our ability to unite as a greater 'us' in the face of national crises, and we can overcome any challenge. The government will work alongside the people to overcome this crisis and strive to create a proud Republic of Korea that our fallen heroes and patriotic spirits long for."President Lee concluded by emphasizing, "Creating a world where we live well together in peace and prosperity is the true way to honor the sacrifices of our fallen heroes and to further illuminate their noble spirit." 2026-06-06 10:51:00

Yoon Suk Yeol Appears Before Special Prosecutors Over Abuse of Power Allegations Former President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared before the special prosecutor's team led by Kwon Chang-young on June 6, facing allegations of abuse of power related to messages justifying the martial law declared on December 3. According to Yonhap News, Yoon, who is currently detained at the Seoul Detention Center, arrived at the special prosecutor's office in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, at 9:50 a.m. via a Ministry of Justice transport vehicle. He is being investigated as a suspect for obstructing the exercise of authority. This marks the first interrogation of Yoon as a suspect by the special prosecutor's team, occurring 101 days after the team's establishment on February 25. Yoon is accused of directing the National Security Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to communicate messages to allied countries, including the United States, asserting that the martial law was justified. The messages reportedly included statements such as, "This action is to protect liberal democracy," and that "Yoon Suk Yeol maintains a stance against pro-North Korean leftists and anti-Americanism." Following these directives, the National Security Office requested the National Intelligence Service to explain the background of the martial law to allied nations the day after its declaration, along with Yoon's messages. Subsequently, under the direction of former National Intelligence Service chief Jo Tae-yong, the agency's overseas department translated the messages into English and briefed officials from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) directly, according to the special prosecutor's findings. In connection with this investigation, the special prosecutor's team questioned Hong Jang-won, the former first deputy director of the National Intelligence Service, on May 22, and Jo on June 1, both in the capacity of suspects. The special prosecutor's team aims to clarify the intent behind the messages justifying martial law and the circumstances surrounding Yoon's directives.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-06-06 10:48:00

China's Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea Ahead of Historic Meeting Two days before Xi Jinping's state visit to North Korea, the Chinese ambassador to the country emphasized the strategic significance of the China-North Korea relationship and expressed optimism about its development. According to Yonhap News on June 6, Wang Yajun, the Chinese ambassador to North Korea, highlighted in an article published in the People's Daily that this visit marks Xi's first trip to North Korea in nearly seven years and his first overseas trip of the year. He stated, "The two leaders will hold an important historical meeting and outline a vision for a new chapter in China-North Korea relations in this new era." Wang referenced the scene from September of last year when Xi and Kim Jong-un stood together at Tiananmen Square in Beijing, saying, "Now, the beautiful melody of China-North Korea friendship will resonate in Kim Il-sung Square in Pyongyang." He specifically mentioned Xi's description of the relationship as 'good neighbors, good friends, and good comrades,' stating, "This visit will further enrich the significant meaning of the so-called 'Three Goods' and promote greater development in China-North Korea relations." Wang added, "Regardless of how the international situation changes, if the top leaders of both parties and countries work together, we can further develop our good neighborly, friendly, and comradely relations. We will inherit and develop the traditional friendship between China and North Korea and ensure that our bilateral relations progress steadily and sustainably." Earlier, North Korea's state media and a spokesperson for the International Liaison Department of the Chinese Communist Party announced that Xi would visit North Korea at Kim's invitation from June 8 to 9.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-06-06 10:00:00

China's Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea Ahead of Summit with Kim Jong Un Two days before Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to North Korea, the Chinese ambassador to North Korea highlighted the strategic significance of the North Korea-China relationship and expressed optimism about its development. According to Yonhap News on June 6, Wang Yajun, the Chinese ambassador to North Korea, emphasized in an article published in the People's Daily that this visit marks Xi's first state visit to North Korea in seven years and his first overseas trip of the year. He stated, "The two leaders will hold an important historical meeting, outlining a direction for a new chapter in North Korea-China relations and sketching a blueprint for the future." Wang referenced a moment from September of last year when Xi and Kim stood together at Tiananmen Square in Beijing, saying, "Now, the beautiful melody of North Korea-China friendship will resonate in Kim Il-sung Square in Pyongyang." He specifically mentioned Xi's description of the North Korea-China relationship as 'good neighbors, good friends, and good comrades,' asserting that this visit will enrich the meaning of the so-called 'Three Goods' and foster greater development in North Korea-China relations. Wang added, "Regardless of how the international situation changes, under the strategic leadership of the top leaders of both parties and countries, the peoples of both nations can work together to further develop the good neighbor, good friend, and good comrade relationship, inheriting and advancing the traditional friendship between China and North Korea and ensuring stable and long-term development of bilateral relations." Previously, North Korea's state media and a spokesperson for the Central Foreign Affairs Commission of the Communist Party of China announced that Xi would visit North Korea at Kim's invitation from June 8 to 9. 2026-06-06 10:00:00

Kim Young-sung: Architect of Long-Term Investment Connecting Pensions and ETFs The South Korean asset management industry is undergoing a significant transformation. The market is shifting from a focus on public funds to exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and the investment culture is evolving from short-term trading to long-term asset management centered on pensions. At the forefront of this change is Kim Young-sung, CEO of KB Asset Management. Starting as a bond management expert, Kim has extensive experience in overseas investment, pension fund management, retirement pensions, and the ETF business, directly leading changes in the asset management sector. He is regarded as a practical manager who values results and principles over flashy celebrity CEO status. Kim's entrepreneurial spirit in finance is not merely about selling products; it is about building a long-term investment ecosystem for clients' retirement and asset growth, designing the future of the nation through finance. Kim's journey from bond manager to asset management CEO has laid a solid foundation in finance. Entrepreneurial spirit does not only emerge from starting a business; it can also create new markets and values within existing organizations. In this sense, Kim embodies the typical financial entrepreneur. He entered the finance industry in 1996 as a bond manager at Samsung Life. Over nearly 30 years, he has held various positions, including head of the bond management division at Samsung Asset Management, head of the overseas investment team at the Government Employees Pension Service, and head of global operations at KB Asset Management. He has gained recognition for his expertise in bonds and overseas investments. Bond management is one of the most fundamental yet challenging areas in the financial industry. Risk management is prioritized over yield, and stability is favored over aggressiveness. Kim's management style reflects this bond management philosophy. He emphasizes analysis over market prediction and asset allocation over speculation. "No one can predict the market. However, thorough analysis helps gauge the current phase," he said. This statement encapsulates the essence of his financial entrepreneurship. Finance ultimately involves handling clients' money. While innovation is important, trust is even more crucial. Therefore, Kim chose the path of a designer who builds trust rather than a flashy gambler. To understand Kim Young-sung, one must first look at pensions before ETFs. He is recognized as a leading pension expert in the industry. His experience as head of the overseas investment team at the Government Employees Pension Service, along with his leadership in expanding pension operations after joining KB Asset Management, has been pivotal. Notably, in 2017, he launched the 'KB On-National TDF' in collaboration with global asset manager Vanguard, laying the groundwork for the growth of the domestic TDF market. TDFs are representative pension investment products that automatically adjust asset allocation according to retirement timing. Kim foresaw early on that South Korea would enter a super-aged society. He believes the future of asset management lies not in simple fund sales but in retirement asset management services. Currently, the domestic retirement pension market has surpassed 400 trillion won and is expected to grow rapidly. Kim views this as the most important future market. As a result, KB Asset Management's TDF market share has steadily increased, rising from 12.5% in 2023 to an anticipated 15% by 2025. Some products have recorded industry-leading long-term returns, establishing a reputation as a pension powerhouse. This success is not merely about product performance. Kim is changing the investment habits of Koreans through pensions. While the past investment culture focused on short-term trading, he believes that the future will center on long-term investment culture based on pensions. He believes financial companies should be institutions that design clients' futures. This belief is at the core of Kim Young-sung's financial entrepreneurship. Since becoming CEO, Kim has aggressively driven the ETF sector, which is currently the most competitive battleground in the asset management industry. With fierce competition from firms like Samsung Asset Management, Mirae Asset Global Investments, and Korea Investment Trust Management, KB Asset Management is also working to expand its market dominance. Immediately after taking office, he completely reorganized the ETF division, merging the existing ETF marketing and operations departments to create the ETF business division and actively recruiting external experts. He then restructured product and marketing functions to enhance organizational efficiency. Additionally, he initiated a major rebranding effort, replacing the KBSTAR brand with RISE. This is not just a name change; it is a declaration of a shift in the philosophy of KB Asset Management's ETF business. Kim views ETFs not merely as investment products but as long-term asset management platforms. He explains the essence of the ETF market: "In the past, funds served as investment tools; now, ETFs fulfill that role." Therefore, he has chosen to eliminate small ETFs that are not recognized in the market and focus on growth areas such as AI, semiconductors, U.S. tech stocks, and pension-type ETFs. Competition in the ETF market is ongoing. However, Kim prioritizes long-term brand competitiveness over short-term market share. His goal is not merely to compete for rankings but to create "the most trusted ETF brand" among investors. Another characteristic of Kim Young-sung is his practical leadership. He emphasized organizational innovation immediately upon taking office, particularly advocating for a performance-based culture and agile organization. "Employees who achieve results should receive more rewards," he stated. "An agile organization capable of quick decision-making is necessary." This approach differs from the conservative culture of traditional financial firms. Since taking office, he has actively pursued organizational restructuring and talent acquisition. Despite some internal resistance, he has maintained the principle that growth cannot occur without change. The results are evident in the numbers. KB Asset Management surpassed 100 billion won in net profit for the first time in its history in 2024. Assets under management (AUM) grew from 138 trillion won to 203 trillion won, solidifying its position as the top asset management firm among banks. Notably, it achieved both growth and profitability simultaneously. While many financial firms see profitability decline during expansion, Kim has managed to excel in both areas. This success is not merely a result of market prosperity but a balanced operation of its business portfolio, including pensions, ETFs, bonds, overseas investments, and alternative investments. Thus, he is regarded as a 'balanced CEO' in the industry. Looking ahead, Kim Young-sung envisions an AI-driven asset management future. Since taking office, he has identified AI and digital transformation as core strategies. "We will enhance operational efficiency through system and AI investments," he said. "We aim to become a smart mover in digital finance." This is not just a slogan. AI is fundamentally changing the structure of the asset management industry. In the past, information was a competitive advantage. However, in an era where AI analyzes information almost in real-time, information itself becomes less of a differentiating factor. Ultimately, competitiveness stems from asset allocation ability, investment philosophy, and customer trust. Kim Young-sung is a CEO who understands this better than anyone. He believes that the key to surviving in the AI era of asset management is 'performance.' No matter how glamorous the product, it is meaningless without supporting customer returns. Therefore, he consistently emphasizes, "The first and foremost priority for asset managers is returns." Even in an era where AI assists investment decisions, gaining customers' trust ultimately relies on people. Kim Young-sung serves as a bridge connecting technology and finance, pensions and ETFs, growth and stability. His financial entrepreneurship can be described as a management style built on trust that aims to grow customer assets over the long term.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-06-06 09:57:00

President Lee Jae-myung Attends Memorial Ceremony on Memorial Day President Lee Jae-myung attended the 71st Memorial Day ceremony in Seoul on June 6, honoring the sacrifices and dedication of those who have given their lives for the nation and comforting veterans and their families.This year marks the 71st Memorial Day ceremony, themed "We Will Remember, Record, and Fulfill Our Responsibilities." The theme emphasizes the importance of remembering the sacrifices made for the nation and community, and continuing the noble spirit of those who have served to achieve peace and prosperity together.The event was attended by over 3,000 participants, including First Lady Kim Hye-kyung, veterans, their families, government officials, and uniformed personnel.Notably, the families of the late Sergeant Lee Jae-seok, who died while rescuing a stranded man in Incheon last September, and the late Corporal Jeong Sang-geun and Corporal Jang Hee-seong, who lost their lives in a helicopter crash in February, were also invited.The ceremony began at 10 a.m. with a nationwide siren to commemorate the occasion, followed by a moment of silence, national tribute, flower offerings, incense burning, a themed video presentation, letter readings, the awarding of certificates to veterans, commemorative speeches, performances, and the singing of the Memorial Song.During the national tribute, Choi Il-sang, a disabled veteran and former Paralympic table tennis player, read the pledge of allegiance to the flag.The themed video reflected on how today's South Korea is built upon the sacrifices of those who fought for independence, defense, and democracy. A letter from the mother of the late Sergeant Lee Jae-seok, Baek Yeon-jae, will also be read.The commemorative performance will feature Han Hee-na, a Korean War veteran, sharing her recorded memories of the war, with her granddaughter Han Da-hee reading excerpts on stage.Following this, musical actor Choi Jeong-won, a citizen choir, and military vocalists will perform "My Friend," after which all attendees will stand to sing the Memorial Song.In his commemorative speech, President Lee will emphasize how the Korean people have united to overcome crises throughout history and pledge to create a proud South Korea that the fallen heroes envisioned. 2026-06-06 09:54:00

Kim Jong Un Observes Naval Trials of New Destroyer 'Ganggeonho' Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, emphasized the need to strengthen naval capabilities for nuclear deterrence while observing the naval trials of the new 5,000-ton destroyer 'Ganggeonho,' which had previously run aground during its launch ceremony last year. According to Yonhap News on June 6, the Korean Central News Agency reported that Kim visited the 'Ganggeonho' on June 4, where operational capability evaluation trials were underway. Kim boarded the destroyer to assess the status of the integrated command center, combat workspaces, trial navigation plans, and the schedule for testing the ship's armament systems. He praised the destroyer's crew for their operational capabilities, stating, "The ship's cruising and high-speed maneuvering systems are exceptionally capable of meeting operational requirements." Kim asserted, "To deter war and maintain peace, we must possess a practical and powerful military force capable of responsibly exercising military sovereignty in any space—land, sea, or air. This is the unwavering principle of our party and national defense policy." He specifically highlighted the importance of naval power in reliably contributing to nuclear deterrence, stating that the rapid enhancement of capabilities to deliver lethal strikes on the enemy at any moment from underwater and on the surface is a key task in the party's new five-year defense development policy. Kim also mentioned the development and production of underwater secret weapons and the construction of new 10,000-ton destroyers as part of the navy's modernization five-year plan, expressing optimism that these plans would be implemented. In March, during a visit to another new 5,000-ton destroyer named 'Choi Hyun-ho,' Kim had referenced plans for an 8,000-ton destroyer, and now he has revealed intentions for a 10,000-ton destroyer. Last May, during the launch ceremony, 'Ganggeonho' capsized while being launched, prompting Kim to express outrage, calling it a "serious major accident and a criminal act," and he ordered accountability for those involved. North Korea conducted a second launch ceremony 22 days after the incident, but questions about the destroyer's operational status have persisted. The recent public display of 'Ganggeonho's' naval trials is interpreted as an attempt to showcase the ship's operational capabilities both domestically and internationally. Additionally, photos released on this occasion showed Kim's daughter Ju-ae accompanying him. She was seen examining the ship's operational systems alongside Kim and leading the way on the deck in the rain.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-06-06 09:51:00

Seoul, Ottawa hold joint naval drills off Canadian coast SEOUL, June 06 (AJP) - The South Korean and Canadian navies conducted joint maritime drills off Canada’s western coast from June 3 to 4, involving submarines, warships, and maritime aircraft from both countries, the South Korean Navy said Saturday. The exercises involved the South Korean Navy’s 3,000-ton Dosan Ahn Chang-ho submarine, the 3,100-ton frigate Daejeon and an AW-159 maritime helicopter. Canada deployed the 2,200-ton submarine Corner Brook, the 4,000-ton frigate Ottawa, a CH-148 maritime helicopter and a CP-140 maritime patrol aircraft. According to the Navy, the two sides carried out anti-surface warfare drills, anti-submarine exercises and helicopter deck landing operations aimed at strengthening interoperability and combined operational capabilities. Six Canadian submariners, including Capt. Benjamin Hong, boarded the Dosan Ahn Chang-ho and participated in the drills alongside South Korean sailors. The six crew members are expected to remain aboard the submarine after the exercise and sail with the South Korean Navy to Hawaii for the upcoming Rim of the Pacific Exercise, or RIMPAC, the world’s largest multinational maritime exercise. Col. Kim Ki-beom, commander of South Korea’s Task Flotilla 73, which led the Korean naval forces during the exercise, said the two countries would continue strengthening cooperation to maintain maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region. “Based on the strong cooperation between South Korea and Canada, we will continue maintaining readiness to protect maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region and respond strongly to any threats,” Kim said. The Dosan Ahn Chang-ho submarine and Daejeon frigate are scheduled to participate in RIMPAC, which begins on June 24. 2026-06-06 09:41:20

Leadership Crisis Erupts in South Korea's Political Parties Following Local Elections On June 3, the Democratic Party secured a significant victory in the local elections, winning 12 out of 16 metropolitan mayoral positions. However, the party's loss in the highly contested Seoul mayoral race has sparked accountability questions directed at leader Jeong Cheong-rae. Meanwhile, the People Power Party, which won only four seats, is facing calls for Jang Dong-hyuk's resignation from members aligned with the pro-Han faction.According to political sources on June 6, internal dissent within the Democratic Party is growing against Jeong's leadership. The upcoming party convention in August is expected to influence the leadership race, especially with the potential candidacy of Kim Min-seok, the Prime Minister.Former Jeonnam Governor Kim Young-rok publicly criticized Jeong, declaring a fight against his leadership. On June 3, he stated, "Now that the voting is over, I will dedicate everything to removing Jeong. The arrogant party leader has deeply hurt the people of Honam. I will unite to demand a leadership change that reflects the voices of Honam residents."Kim Kwan-young, who ran as an independent after disputing the results of the Jeonbuk gubernatorial primary, also voiced his discontent after the election results were announced on June 4. He remarked, "This election was a contest between the people of Jeonbuk and Jeong Cheong-rae's leadership. The Democratic Party does not belong to Jeong. We must hold accountable the Jeong faction for the unfair nominations."On the same day, lawmaker Song Young-gil appeared on SBS Radio's 'Kim Tae-hyun's Political Show' and emphasized the importance of the party leadership for the success of the Lee Jae-myung administration, stating, "We will evaluate the leadership at the party convention."Calls for Jang Dong-hyuk's resignation are also intensifying within the People Power Party. Pro-Han lawmakers are urging him to take responsibility for the poor election results.Supreme Council member Woo Jae-jun stated on June 5 during YTN Radio's 'Jang Seong-cheol's News Myungdang' that, "It is difficult to evaluate that the leadership significantly helped in this local election. Many candidates probably know this, and the leadership must reflect on it deeply. It is appropriate to take responsibility accordingly."Woo suggested that Jang should step down to help resolve internal conflicts, stating, "If Jang continues to hold on, the conflicts will not be resolved. It would be better for him to step down and hold a proper party convention to receive an evaluation, which would help us think about the future direction of our party."Lawmaker Park Jeong-hoon also called for the entire Jang leadership to resign, pointing out, "There were hardly any incumbents among the metropolitan mayors. Despite the incumbency advantage, eight incumbents lost, which is a significant defeat." He added, "If a confidence vote were held now, I believe Jang would lose. Party members will question whether we can win the next general election with Jang's face leading us."Even lawmakers not aligned with the pro-Han faction have supported calls for Jang's accountability. Lawmaker Choi Hyung-doo remarked, "This election showed failures from both the ruling and opposition parties. Both sides were told that their leaders did not help in the elections and should stay away." Lawmaker Kim Tae-ho warned that while the local elections provided an opportunity for conservatives, the current direction cannot restore trust, urging Jang to pave the way for conservative unity and reconstruction.Meanwhile, Jang has distanced himself from the resignation calls and has begun a campaign outside the party, likely to rally support by highlighting the 'shortage of ballots' issue that arose during the election process. In contrast, the party's floor leader Song Eon-seok and policy committee chairman Jeong Jeom-sik expressed their intention to resign the previous day, stating, "Our party also needs a fresh start." As pressure mounts from all sides for Jang to resign, it remains to be seen whether he can continue in his leadership role.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-06-06 09:03:00

NUC's Mini Oven Toaster Combines Practicality and Compact Design Recently, I had an incredibly hectic day filled with activities related to the June 3 local elections task force. Following candidates on the campaign trail made it difficult to predict when I would finish work. Mornings were no different, as I had to start my day earlier than usual. A product that greatly assisted me during these busy mornings was the 'Mini Oven Toaster' from NUC Electronics. I used it for breakfast with toast or salt bread. My kitchen lacks space for a large oven, and cleaning a vertical toaster can be cumbersome, but NUC's Mini Oven Toaster resolved all these concerns. The first thing that caught my attention when I encountered the product was its size. True to its name, the 'Mini Oven' does not take up much space. It fits comfortably in a corner of the kitchen without feeling cramped. The retro design in matte cream white complements any kitchen decor. Despite its small size, the interior space was surprisingly ample when I opened the door. Designed with a two-tier structure, it allows for cooking multiple dishes simultaneously. The front of the product features dials for temperature and timer settings, allowing for customization. The temperature can be adjusted in 10°C increments up to a maximum of 230°C, while the timer can be set in one-minute intervals for up to 15 minutes. When I placed a slice of bread inside and turned it on, it wasn't long before it began to turn a golden brown. The outside became crispy, filling the air with a delightful aroma. The salt bread also retained its crispness, making it even more enjoyable. According to the product description, the heating elements on the top and bottom ensure even cooking without needing to flip the food. The ability to use both the upper and lower racks simultaneously was also convenient. I could toast two slices of bread at once or cook sausages and bread together, saving time on busy mornings. The grill can also be adjusted. There is a lever on the right front; turning it backward switches to single-tier grilling. Turning it forward returns it to two-tier grilling, allowing for adjustments based on the food being cooked. The user manual specifies that when using a baking tray, it should be set to single-tier grilling. The slide-out feature is particularly appealing. The door opens, and the grill slides out, making it safe to retrieve hot food. While it may seem like a small detail, it significantly enhances convenience during use. Cleaning is also straightforward. The door opens wide, allowing easy access to the corners. A crumb tray located at the bottom collects any crumbs that fall during cooking, making maintenance easy and cleaning simple. NUC's Mini Oven Toaster packs practical features into its compact design. It reduces space concerns while enhancing the kitchen's ambiance. This kitchen appliance has made my busy mornings feel a bit more relaxed, and I am highly satisfied with its performance after a long time. * This article has been translated by AI. 2026-06-06 09:03:00