President Trump personally pulled President Lee Jae-myung's chair... and also showed interest in fountain pens

President Lee Jae-myung visits the White House for the U.S.-ROK summit, and President Trump personally pulls out President Lee's chair during the signing ceremony commemorating the first U.S.-ROK summit.
On the 25th (local time), President Lee visited the location where President Trump had taken him before the summit and signed the guest book.
President Trump personally pulled out a chair to make it easier for President Lee to sign.
President Lee responded with a smile, bowed once, and said, "Thank you." President Trump also showed interest in the fountain pen that President Lee uses, and
When asked, "Are you going to take it home?", President Lee smiled and gestured "here you go" with both hands as he presented it to President Trump.
Netizens who saw this scene commented, "President Trump looks in a good mood," "I know him,"
"This seems different from the President Trump we're seeing now," he said. This is not the first time that President Trump has personally taken the chair of a foreign leader visiting the United States.
Prior to this, President Trump had previously held a table at the White House in April, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sat in front of the guest book.
During his February meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, President Trump moved Modi's chair closer to the table as he sat in front of the guest book.