My perspective on China and Korea (written by a Chinese person from Joseon)

 My point of view of China and Korea (a Korean-Chinese article) It's a little long sentence. Please read it carefully and leave comments. Your thoughts... Any talk is fine.[Translator] When it comes to me, the first thing that I think about before I start thinking about whether it's Korea or China is which argument works more in common sense. In short, which side approaches the good and which side has more justice. Times have changed now. It's not time for patriotism alone. China is also on the path of capitalism, and capitalism demands thoroughness. For mutual benefit, or in many cases for my own benefit, I have no choice but to sacrifice the other person. In other words, if I don't survive the competition, I'm just eliminated and disappeared. Based on this logic, why don't you think about the issue of nationality and homeland? Many ethnic Koreans say that Korea is the same people, and they discriminate without nationality or preferential treatment for their compatriots. So I can't recognize Korea as my country.and so on.Let's ask. From China What kind of preferential treatment do I get if I say, "My lovely country..."? Or did you give more preferential treatment for ethnic Koreans in China? In reality, Korea is a different country. Illegal immigration can only be strictly illegal, and it is never forgivable to be the same people of the same race. And it's not like you're changing your nationality around at will. It's like you can't change a person's last name carelessly. It's all possible because we're from the same race.If you don't do it, it's bad......this is just a megalomaniac out of personal greed. The Korean-Chinese are a people who have shared their fate with the Communist Party of China, which has made many contributions to the Chinese Revolution over the years. The Korean-Chinese are the excessively passionate people who listened to the party's so-called "teaching" better than the real Chinese-Han people and paid more than anyone else for the blood. So eventually you have the boroughs and you have the right to use your own letters, but that's a story of the past. Old revolutionaries who affirmed the role of the Korean-Chinese in the past have retired, and third-generation, fourth-generation elite leaders are leading a huge country called China. They are extremely realistic. If it is beneficial to China's stability and development, it supports and affirms it, but if it disturbs, it tramples it relentlessly. Like suppressing Tibet.....Today's reality is that if you don't create new existential values, the Korean-Chinese can no longer speak out, whether it's China or Korea. If you don't have anything you want, you can't have a limit. Hate arises when there is a lot to wish for and it is not rewarded. If you ask your mind honestly, wouldn't the answer come out? China or Korea....I don't think we need to argue about this. Our Korean-Chinese cannot throw away both. You're going to have to keep living in China, so you can't do anything harmful to China. At the same time, what about Korea? Korea is also a country that must unite and unite more than it used to be. Why? Because Korea is a country that can enhance the status of Korean-Chinese in China. Without Korea's prosperous homeland, what pride do ethnic Koreans have in front of their immigrants? I'm already embarrassed by North Korea...Also, if there were no Korean companies entering China, would many ethnic Koreans living in rural areas be able to enter coastal cities? We need to know how to seize this opportunity, which is only for us. Our Korean-Chinese can't hate both. Then... What position will we take in the face of the various troublemakers between Korea and China, such as the Northeast Project of Goguryeo's history distortion issue? I'll choose something that's more common sense and more definitive, as mentioned above. From my point of view, China is doing the act of destroying our grandfather. The destruction of our ancestors is to crush myself. When China tries to get along with me and hits me in the back like this way...Should I stand up and fight? I have no power. Even if you stand up, it will eventually lead to bloodshed like Tibet and the Xinjiang......if you fight for decades like the Chinese Revolution for a long time, maybe later China will be able to establish itself as a democracy, maybe the struggle will pay off, but I don't have time for that, and I won't risk it. The way I can go, the only thing I can do with my ability is simple path and simple basic things. Knowing where I should stand in my heart, loving my brothers who shared my blood with me, and loving my country, the Republic of Korea, and improving our situation with all our might...starting with the basics and never doing anything that is in China's interest and disadvantage to Korea. It is to inform more and more Chinese people around me of the practical purpose of the Northeast Project and to win the sympathy of the conscientious Chinese. It is to unite with the Korean-Chinese and Koreans around me and do my best to resolve the discord and misunderstanding between them. When my future generations arise, I will tell you where my country is and teach you the history of our people so that you will never experience contradictions because of what identity is like our generation. China is changing right now. For the ethnic Koreans from China after a little more thought control also think it will be strengthened. However, we have no power. It's just that ... beyond common sense, concocted the history and jubyeollinguk that had plagued the country are all saw a bad end. Morality and justice, not just physical to overpower the world only in economic power are countries that were short at the end of the revival of the rapid downfall. This is a historical fact let us know, such as iron and lessons learned. National life force is persisting. but can be ruined country has previously declared heungha Can you see immediate gains and distant future for the benefit you need to know too well not have to stand up in a line from now? This is a lifelong business. Of you ...Come with me and ... South Koreans and united. That is what we way to go. (writing all over the map because it was hurry and put a quick time, shifty. Thank you for it, and the other lot not agree with those of you think.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ethnic Korean community, ' Let's get together the firm (www.moyiza.net)'. In room discussion - > the writer for the title : China and South Korea : cheongnyongsingeom my view.