The poll results released by the South Korean public opinion survey agency on the 3rd showed that the support rate of President Yin Xiyue fell to 45%, and the disapproval rate was 51%. Previously, two other polls showed that his disapproval rate was higher than his support rate. From June 28 to 30, the South Korean polling agency "research vision" conducted a survey of 1000 adults across the country, asking them to evaluate Yin Xiyue's administrative performance. The results showed that 45% of the respondents recognized Yin Xiyue's performance after taking office, and 51% of the respondents held a negative attitude. The error rate of this poll is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points. In terms of age, respondents in their 50s had the most "negative comments" on Yin Xiyue, of which 61% were dissatisfied with his performance, an increase of 22 percentage points over the last survey held in May. Among the politically neutral groups, 58% gave Yin Xiyue a negative evaluation, higher than 37% last time. At the end of last month, the pollster "reality meter" and the Korean Institute of public opinion released the poll results respectively, which showed that Yin Xiyue's support rate decreased, the disapproval rate increased, and the disapproval rate was higher than the support rate. Yin Xiyue became president of South Korea on May 10. A poll conducted by "research vision" from May 28 to 30 showed that the new president had a support rate of 53% and a disapproval rate of 40%. (Xinhua News Agency)