The Korean name of ¡°e-People¡± is actually ¡°Drum for the people¡±,

which originated from a drum hung in front of the royal palace

so that people can beat the drum to file a complaint directly to the king

in the Joseon Dynasty 600 years ago.

At that time, people can file a complaint to the head

of their local government, but if their case cannot

be resolved by the local government,

they can beat the drum to meet the king.

¡°e-People¡± is the modern version of the drum for the people, based on the perception that a nation should be governed by and for the people. It addresses people¡¯s complaints against government agencies, and encourages people to participate in government to improve policies.

e-People, available everywhere in the world, will take the lead in creating a new Korea by resolving even trivial complaints after listening closely to the voices of the people and accepting their creative ideas positively.