For the purpose of this debate, 'new conservative party' refers to a new political party that is going to be created by Lee Jun-seok(이준석) and Yoo Seung-min(유승민). This party opposes the incumbent president Yoon Seok-yeol (윤석열) and targets voters who are dissatisfied with the current regime and bilateral party system while pursuing moderate-conservative ideals. It aims to gain enough seats to be a 'casting vote' in the upcoming general election that will take place next April, taking advantage of the proportional representation system (비례대표제). Creating a 'new conservative party' is largely gaining support from young conservatives and those dissatisfied with the current political parties.

A 'hopeless romantic' is a term used to describe someone who has an idealistic and often impractical view of love and romantic relationships. A hopeless romantic tends to believe in the idea of true, passionate, and eternal love, often characterized by grand gestures, intense emotions, and a strong belief in soulmates. Despite the term 'hopeless,' it doesn't necessarily mean the person is without hope; rather, it suggests that their romantic ideals may not always align with the practical realities of relationships.

The Yellow Envelope Bill (노란봉투법) in South Korea, officially the Trade Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Act revision, addresses labor disputes by guaranteeing bargaining rights for subcontracted workers. Its key provision notably extends the civil and criminal immunity of workers who were part of the labor disputes and imposes restrictions on companies claming excessive compensation for damages resulting from labor strikes. Furthermore, it seeks to broaden the definition of ‘labor disputes,’ thereby expanding the range of legitimate industrial actions, such as strikes. The bill represents an effort to balance labor rights and legal constraints within the context of collective bargaining and strikes.

'Decriminalize' refers to the act of removing criminal penalties or legal sanctions for certain actions or behaviors. When an activity is decriminalized, it is no longer treated as a criminal offense, but it may still be subject to civil penalties or administrative regulations.
On the other hand, 'legalize' means to make something fully legal and permissible under the law. When an activity is legalized, it is not only free from criminal penalties but is also explicitly permitted and regulated by the legal system.

In the dystopian society depicted in Lois Lowry's novel 'The Giver,' jobs are not chosen by individuals; instead, they are assigned to each member of the community by the Committee of Elders, a group of leaders who make decisions for the society. The Committee of Elders considers the needs of the community and the individual's abilities when making assignments. The goal is to match each individual with a role that best utilizes their skills and talents while serving the collective good of the society.