Personal opinion of members of the history club - About Rhee Syngman and Park Jeonghee

 People say that Korea's economic growth would not have been achieved without Park Chung-hee, and that the claim that South Korea would not have been fully preserved without this world is even more Mangbal, but of course, you may think so. History, although not established, might have become a much better country than the current Republic of Korea if much wiser leaders were hypocritical. However, to point out whether it is a simple issue, critics always bring up Park Chung-hee's role because the five-year economic development plan at the time was already reviewed by the private government or the United States. They said things like this, but who else could have pushed ahead with such policies at the time?The younger the country is, the more different the pattern is depending on the individuality of one person in power.If Yeo Woon-hyung and Park Heon-young, not Kim Il-sung, were the rulers of communist North Korea, would North Korea have become a communist kingdom or a unified society as it is today?Instead of Stalin, the Soviet Union ruled by Trotzky would have been very different.Even if Kennedy hadn't died, the Vietnam War would have changed significantly. Rhee Syng-man is also attacked too much these days, but his struggle for independence is absolutely true.He was even sold as an anti-nationalist because he joined hands with pro-Japanese group to suppress nationalists, and he was an independence fighter.The 45th win of 10 against pro-Japanese group would have hated us, who had not gone through the Japanese colonial era than we do now.But why do you think many of them were hired?At that time, the country was just created, and all the bureaucrats with administrative practice experience were those who served in the Japanese colonial rule.I have to hurry up and establish the foundation of the country. What can I do?I'm just going to cry and use it as a mustard.And if he had died, who would have been able to negotiate with the United States like that?Isn't he a Jimmy rather than a pro-American?As long as we protect Japan in the U.S. anyway...Of course, he thought he was the only one who could be the ruler of Joseon, and to achieve that, he attracted the United States and removed the opposition (in this regard, it is the same as Kim Il-sung's involvement of the Soviet Union and purged political opponents).But his actions prevented South Korea from becoming communist.Even if there were other right-wing figures at the time, the atmosphere of the Korean Peninsula was overwhelming (just by looking at Park Jung-hee's being a member of the Southern Party), and it would have been easy for Rhee Syng-man to have difficulties. These days, the atmosphere is just disparaging Syngman Rhee and Park Jung-hee, so it's a little longer. Of course, I'm definitely not defending their dictatorship. Also, someone other than them may have led this country more wisely. However, it is not desirable to ignore Rhee Syng-man's efforts to establish an independence struggle and Park Jung-hee's rapid growth (this is really unprecedented in world history) or undermine him for political position. If you write something like this, you can call it a water polo-shaped bottle...It's not worth talking to people who are immersed in such ultra-low black and white logic, so I'll ignore it.