Park Jeonghee, a miscellaneous prize for the U.S.

 First of all, let me tell you about Park Chung-hee.(In the category of human history!!, modern Korean history...) Criticism of Park Chung-hee was a criticism of his presidential days even though I only did it when I was young. But these days, many people say that Park Jung-hee is pro-Japanese group and sold the nation. Well, I don't want to defend Park Chung-hee. To put my position on it simply, I am not a dictator with a very strong nationalistic tendency who has led economic growth fairly harshly and efficiently, nor a leader of the nation. If you are really the leader of the nation, you should be able to persuade and embrace all the groups that oppose the construction of Pochul. And it's not a very good position to see what he did during the Japanese colonial period. However, I think the current position is wrong. Why did he quit being a teacher and apply for Manchuria Military Academy? According to "Park Jung-hee, a Silok soldier," (I personally think it was written from a fairly objective perspective about Park Jung-hee), the reason he entered Manchuria Military Academy was because of his pursuit of power and power. This is said to be due to the backlash against being treated as a problem child during his school days (because he was quite liberal about teachers and principals).In the end, he came to his hometown during the vacation of the military academy and knelt down all the teachers at that time (because it was a militaristic period...) A person named Park Jeong-hee pursued power all his life. In the end, you achieved it, and you were president until you died, right? In the end, Park Chung-hee is a very opportunistic person. However, I don't think he should be convicted because he is pro-Japanese group. Opportunists exist in any society. It cannot be said that there are "hun-gu" forces in the middle of the Joseon Dynasty who want to hold power without making efforts on their own, and there are no opportunists in today's Republic of Korea. However, Park Jeong-hee lived during the Japanese colonial period.  At that time, the group that exercised practical control over Joseon was the Japanese government. Where Park Jung-hee approached is a clear fact. In any society, opportunists are the ones who rust the system of society. I agree that they should be punished. Should he be punished for being anti-ethnic? He was an opportunist who lived in Japanese colonial era. Should he be punished because he is anti-ethnic? In today's extremely prevalent values of ethnicity, anti-ethnic opportunists should be criticized and opportunists advocating ethnicity may be okay. "My opinion: When one ideology is transformed into an ultimate ideology that transcends everything else, the society flows in an abnormal direction." And it is also false to say that Park Jung-hee captured the Independence Army. According to the book mentioned above, Park Chung-hee was an internal worker, but there was no case of directing troops from outside. The book is suspicious? The author of the book is the editor of Oh My News. It's Oh! My! Isn't it a sure guarantee check? It's not the Chosun Ilbo, but the editor-in-chief of Oh My News. Isn't it so reliable? Next is the United States. The relationship between the United States and South Korea seems to be deteriorating very much over North Korea. As of today, I went to the system club to see what Ji and his followers were saying, and I found out that it was quite shocking. http://www.systemclub.co.kr/bbs/zb4pl5/view.php?id=new_jee&no=1940 The writer's tone is very -beep! -but just ignore everything and scroll until you get an American. Henry Hyde, chairman of the International Relations Committee, said, "Who is the main enemy of Korea?" I have to be clear. Is the main enemy of Korea the United States? "Is it North Korea? And now we have to reconsider economic aid to North Korea." No matter how Republican the Republican Party is, shouldn't I say that the Korea-U.S. relationship is at a risk level? Am I scared by a simple word? It is only natural that diplomacy should be approached armed with thorough pragmatism. I hope that Korea will also have a sneaky diplomat like Jang Eui in the Spring and Autumn Warring States Period. In the field of defense and security, there is a huge difference between experts and non-experts, but how distorted is the thinking system of those who are calling for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Korea?