"It could be ruined like the Soviet Union". severe "disintegration phobia" (external reference article)

 China is particularly sensitive to minority issues. Some understand that this is because there are 55 ethnic minorities besides the Han Chinese. However, Russia has more ethnic minorities. With a territory of 1707,500 square kilometers and a population of 143.78 million, Russia officially has 131 ethnic minorities. Including very few ethnic groups, there are about 175. Russians make up 82% of the total population. With an area of 325,360 square kilometers and a population of 82.69 million, Vietnam also has 54 ethnic minorities that cannot be compared to China. Vietnamese make up 87 percent of the total population. With a population of 293.03 million, almost all races and ethnicities live in the United States. 83.4% of the population is white, while blacks are 12.4% of the population, 3.3% of Asia-Pacific, and 0.8% of American Indians. According to the 5th census conducted in November 2000, China's total population was 1,265.83 million. The figure excludes 6.78 million people in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and 440,000 in the Macau Special Administrative Region. Among them, ethnic minorities were 164.43 million, 8.41 percent of the total population, and Han Chinese 1.159.4 billion, or 91.59 percent. Compared to countries with nearly 20 percent of ethnic minorities, China is doing rather well. Since the Communist Party of China, which has 96 million members, is dictatorship, it also has strong control over minorities. However, China is allergic to minority issues. "If minority ethnic groups are separated and independent, the whole of China will be divided." "China is sensitive to minority issues because it believes that the People's Republic of China could be disbanded." Some Chinese leaders and scholars even openly say, "The former Soviet Union collapsed because it failed to deal with ethnic minorities properly," according to a Chinese scholar. He said, "China now has a severe income gap between regions. Rich castles on the eastern coast, such as Guangdong and Zhejiang Province, said, "Why are you pouring taxes on us?" and pointed out, "If minority ethnic groups become independent, these regions will also fall apart." Kim Woo-joon, a professor at Yonsei University's East-West Research Institute, said, "In the case of the former Soviet Union, Russians did not dominate the federation, and this eventually triggered separation and independence," adding, "The Chinese government is feeling great anxiety." China's total land area is 9,596,960 square kilometers, consisting of 27 provinces (including five autonomous districts) and four cities under direct control. It is 43.45 times the area of the Korean Peninsula and 96.66 times the area of South Korea. However, the concentrated residential area of ethnic minorities, which accounts for only 8% of the total population, is 6,117,300 square kilometers, accounting for 63.72% of the entire country. Currently, China has five autonomous districts, 30 autonomous states, 120 autonomous prefectures, and 1256 ethnic autonomous districts. When minorities separate, the word "power China" disappears without a trace. A total of 11 ethnic minorities account for more than 10 percent of the population of each province. Of the total population of 23.76 million, 4.93 million or 20.76% are minorities, Liaoning Province (16.02% of 42.38 million), Hunan Province (10.21% of 64.4 million), Guangxi Autonomous Region (17.29% of 44.89 million), Guizhou Province (37.85% of 34.88 million), Yunnan Province (33.41% of 42.82 million), Tibet (26.82 million). Except for Hunan and Guizhou provinces, they are all border areas. China's inland border is 22,117 kilometers, and 14 countries, including North Korea (3,605 kilometers northeast, 40 kilometers northwest), Vietnam and Mongolia, are directly facing each other. Professor Kim Woo-joon explained, "About 19,000km of China's total border is a concentrated minority residential area," adding, "More than half of the 22 million people living on the border are ethnic minorities." Since its founding in 1949, China has had border disputes with India in 1959 and 1962, and armed conflicts with the former Soviet Union over territorial issues in 1969. In 1979, it fought a war with Vietnam and is still in dispute over the Spratly Islands. If ethnic minorities lean toward other countries, China's border stability will collapse. In addition, the areas inhabited by minorities are repositories of underground resources such as oil, gas, and coal. According to statistics from China's National Bureau of Statistics, ethnic minorities are concentrated in 75% of China's total grassland area, 42.2% of forest area, 51.8% of forest resources, and 66% of hydropower resources. 

▲The palace was built in Shenyang, Liaoning Province before the Qing Dynasty occupied the midfield. Only 3 million Manchurians ruled the Han tribe with a population of 150 million for 260 years. About half of China's history has been dominated by ethnic minorities.   ⓒ2004 OH MY NEWS Kim Tae-kyung "China has been a unified multi-ethnic country since thousands of years ago." China boasts its own minority policy. The Constitution states, "All ethnic groups in the People's Republic of China are equal. The state guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of minorities, and maintains and develops equality, unity, and commercial relationships among ethnic groups. And it prohibits contempt and pressure on any nation." "China has been a solid and unified multi-ethnic country since the Qin Dynasty unified China in 221 B.C.," he said. "There were cases of division, but this was brief and unification was the mainstream of Chinese historical development." A white paper titled "China's Minority Policy and Its Practice" released by the Chinese government in 2000 praised the remarkable development in politics, economy and culture, with industrial production in minority areas growing 100 times from 540 million yuan in 1952 to 531.3 billion yuan in 1998. "Previously, minorities suffered from the bondage of feudal serfdom or slave society," the white paper said. "Since the establishment of the People's Republic of China, minorities have become masters of the new society by participating in national and local affairs." China allowed ethnic minorities to have autonomous areas and, unlike the Han Chinese, gave birth to two children. However, the reality is harsh. The Tibetan government in exile has been campaigning for independence in Dalsala, India for decades. In the case of the Shinzhang Uighur Autonomous Region, the movement to seek independence as "East Turkistan" is fierce. They are also considering solidarity with Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Sulturistan, which includes southern Kazakhstan. Several Chinese people I met during the interview said, "Who knows that it is not introduced to the media due to press control and that there are so many attacks on government offices in the Shinjyang area," adding, "We provide many benefits, but we are afraid of public officials." Some people said, "A friend who was serving in the Sinjyang area almost died while suppressing the protests of Uighurs." The Uighurs also formed the East Turkistan Asylum Government, the United Nations Revolutionary Front (UNRF), and the East Turkistan Islamic Party. In the United States, an organization called the Uighur American Association (www.uyghuramerican.org) is also active. The Mongolian unification movement is also strong, and the Mongolian people are strongly moving to create a unified Mongolian state by combining the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Mongolian Republic, and the Buriyat Republic, which is now Russia. Dr. Park Won-gil, an expert in Mongolian history, said, "Mongolians in the Neimenggu Autonomous Region never bring up national unification in front of the Han," adding, "But in private, we talk about separation from China and integration with Mongolians in other regions." The same is true of Koreans living in China who the Chinese call Korean-Chinese. The concentrated residential area of the Korean-Chinese is the territory of Goguryeo in the past and the land of Gando. As the 1909 Gando Convention is invalid, a territorial dispute between South Korea and China could arise at any time. The Chinese government believes that if the dispute over the sovereignty of Gando begins in earnest, Koreans in China will join the Korean people. Therefore, since last year, the Korean-Chinese have been given "three-way education." The term "three halls" refers to the view of the country, the view of the people, and the view of history. It is to inject the content, "The Korean-Chinese are a Chinese people, and the history of the Korean-Chinese is a part of Chinese history." The only ethnic minorities who received such education were Koreans living in China. Taiwan's independence is also at stake. Taiwan's independent forces said, "No other government on the mainland ruled Taiwan until the Qing Dynasty suppressed the successful Qing Dynasty in 1683, and Qing Dynasty was established by the Manchurians, and it was before China was born." Therefore, Taiwan cannot be a territory of China." In other words, China is surrounded by forces that will always seek separation and independence in all directions.    

▲ On September 8, Chinese people hold a memorial service at Yonghegung Palace, a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Beijing.   ⓒThe Chinese Communist Party overturned Oh My News's 2004 commitment to the federal system, and China's various minority policies have resulted in such results for various reasons. First of all, ethnic minorities in mainland China have not entered their current territory. It was just left when the Qing Dynasty, founded by the Manchurians, collapsed. Dr. Park Won-gil said, "Minority peoples are trapped in Chinese territory." The "Constitutional outline of the Chinese Soviet Republic," created by the Communist Party of China at the 1931 National Congress of the Chinese Soviet Union, stipulates that "all ethnic groups living throughout China, including Mongolian, Hui, Zhang, Myo, Ryeo, and Goryeo people, have full self-determination." However, since 1947, the Communist Party of China has not mentioned the right to secede from ethnic minorities and the right to self-determination, only referring to autonomous districts and autonomy. The 1954 Constitution stipulated that "China is a single multi-ethnic country, and the National Autonomous Region is an inalienable territory of China." The position has changed. The administrative officer of the autonomous minority region is a minority in the region, but the Han Chinese have the real power such as personnel and finance. In the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture alone, the chief administrative officer is a Korean-Chinese, but the actual power is held by a Communist Party secretary from the Han ethnic group. The Han Chinese control armed forces such as the People's Liberation Army and the Public Security Agency. Therefore, the form is the autonomy of minorities, but the content is that the Han Chinese use the administrative organization of the autonomous region to effectively rule over minorities. In fact, it has become the "Indian Reserve" level in the United States. The Chinese government has steadily introduced Han ethnic groups in the name of developing ethnic minorities. It was to continue to lower their population ratio in minority autonomous areas. There were many nomadic tribes in the western part of the country. However, the Han Chinese who moved to the country turned the grasslands upside down while farming, and the living base of minorities was gradually. According to the 2000 Population Census, out of the total population of 19.25 million in the Shinzhangur Autonomous Region, the Uighur population was 11.43 million, or 59.39% of the total. In 1949, 76 percent of the total population was Uighur. In the case of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Han Chinese population out of the total population is 18,823,900, accounting for 79.24%. The number of Mongolians is 4,029,200, accounting for only 16.96%. Before 1949, the Mongolian population was 70%. Of the 44,893,700 people in the Gwangjang Autonomous Region, the Han Chinese accounted for 61.66%. Yunnan Province, which was famous for its large minority population, has 28.206 million Han Chinese out of 42.359 million people, accounting for 66.59%. The Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region has only 1.94 million ethnic minorities out of a total population of 5.62 million. Tibetans account for 92.2 percent of the total population of 2,616,300, with 2,411,100 Tibetans accounting for 5.9 percent of the total population. In the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture alone, when it was established on September 3, 1952, the population of Koreans living in China was 74%. However, in 1957, only 2% of Koreans living in China were included in the autonomous state. Four hundred thousand Han Chinese also migrated. Currently, the proportion of Koreans living in China, or 39.7 percent, is only 854,000 out of 2.2 million people. The largest ethnic group in Yanbian is the Han Chinese, accounting for 57.4 percent. "There are rumors that autonomous districts will be abolished if the number of ethnic minorities is less than 25% of the total," said a Korean resident in China who met in Yeongil. "If it goes wrong, the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture may disappear." 

▲ The island in front of the photo is Yuhwado Island, where Lee Seong-gye fought for the conquest of Liaodong and then returned the army. It is as close as holding hands as seen from Dandong, China, across from Sinuiju, North Korea.   ⓒKim Tae-kyung of Ohmynews 2004 "Reduce the territory when establishing autonomous districts" In the case of the Shinzhang Uighur Autonomous Region, when Chinese troops entered in 1949, locals asked to call Shinzhang East Turkistan or Uighurstan. The name Shinjyang itself means "new territory." It is a land acquired by Qianlong Emperor of Qing Dynasty in 1755, and has a strong imperial smell. However, these demands were rejected. Tibetans now claim that the Shijang Autonomous Region is less than half of its original territory. In other words, Tibet's territory is 2.5 million square kilometers of China, including the Xizhang Autonomous Region, the southern part of Qinghai Province, the western part of Sichuan Province, and the western part of Yunnan Province. Uighurs also claim that their original territory spans Kansu and Qinghai provinces. Mongolians now think that the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region cut one quarter of its original territory. The Chinese government allows minorities to learn their language and culture. However, learning history and geography is prohibited. In the case of Koreans living in China, learning about Joseon history and geography has been banned since the 1957 National Political Movement. August 15 is not Liberation Day in Yanbian. It's an old man's day. As Korean-Chinese were not allowed to gather to celebrate Liberation Day, they created the Senior Citizens' Day by expedient method. A Korean resident in his 30s said, "Therefore, young Koreans often do not even know the names Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla," adding, "In historical time, we only teach independence movements such as the activities of General Hong Beom-do." The Chinese government has continued to change the names of ethnic minorities into Chinese. The original name of Tsufeng in Neimenggu, famous for its Hongsan culture, was Soodalmaeng, a Mongolian language. However, it was changed to Tsufeng as if it were originally the land of the Han Chinese. Cheoli Mokmaeng in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was renamed Tongliao City in the late 1990s. Even in the Shinzhang Uighur autonomous region, Kumul was changed to Hami, Kashgar to Kasum, and Gulja or Iri to Ining. It is the same as changing Goguryeo's Baekamseong Fortress to Yeonjuseong Fortress and Ogolseong Fortress to Bonghwangseong Fortress, making it impossible to know at all that it was originally Goguryeo fortress. #Personally, I think it would be better for the Chinese minority to become independent... I don't think it's right to look back on the past Japanese colonial era when minorities want to become independent. Of course, seeing what they do these days, I hope they will be more divided in national sentiment... It is true that the history of the past has always been divided and integrated...

Norton I, the man who claimed to be the emperor of the United States.

 In September 1859, King Norton I, the emperor who ruled the United States, visited the editor of San Francisco's Bullitton magazine. He showed up in a blue-yellow army colonel's uniform and said, "Jim is the emperor of the United States." His story was so interesting that the editor agreed to publish the visitor's declaration on the front page of the newspaper that the legendary reign of Emperor Joshua Abraham Norton began over the next 20 years. A week later, he issued a second statement stating that he would remove the presidency and dissolve parliament on the grounds of corruption by senior officials, and that the emperor would personally take care of the affairs afterwards, San Francisco citizens of San Francisco were delighted. When the administration of Washington ignored his second proclamation, Norton ordered the U.S. Army Chief of Staff to "advade the Capitol with the necessary forces and dissolve Congress." Each state of the United States dispatched a delegation to the San Francisco Concert Hall to pay tribute to the emperor and take legal necessary amendments. Following such an order, the emperor declared himself to be Mexico's guardian because it was clear that the Mexicans were incapable of solving their problems on their own. The gloomy boarding house with portraits of Napoleon and Queen Victoria on the wall was the palace of Emperor Norton. In the afternoon, he led two hybrids wandering the streets, checking the timetable for sewers and buses, checking to see if the people paid respect. On Sundays, he attended Ebae by changing churches so that the sects of each denomination would not be jealous. Each theater had a special seat for him, and the audience would solemnly shut up and stand up to show respect when he entered. Once, a young police officer who insisted on principles arrested him, and all citizens burst into anger, and the police chief apologized on his face as he released Emperor Norton under his authority. The city council formed an envoy to greet the emperor, and the emperor graciously agreed to forget it, and in 1861 when the Civil War broke out, he expressed deep concern and summoned President Lynch and Confederate President Jefferson Davis to San Francisco to mediate the situation. During his reign, he was with the citizens of San Francisco. Accommodation, meals, and transportation were free for him. One day, when the Central Pacific Railway Company refused to allow the emperor to eat in a dining car for free, he was suspended. When the railroad company publicly apologized and gave him a golden pass, a lifetime pass, he relieved his anger. But the emperor was always short of cash, so he decided to collect taxes for 25 to 50 cents a week, and the bank offered three dollars a week, and all the citizens of San Francisco laughed, but the king paid taxes. The citizens of San Francisco were loyal subjects of the Empire. When he died on January 8, 1880, more than 10,000 citizens visited the shrine for two days. In 1934, a marble tombstone was built in his tomb at Woodron Cemetery. The epitaph is simply <Emperor of the United States, Mexican guardian Norton I, 1819-1880>. The true charm of Joshua Norton is well illustrated in a San Francisco newspaper article that reported his death. Emperor Norton killed no one, robbed no one, and expelled no one.

a battle in which a few outnumbered many v1.03

 Battle of position, Khesar vs to Gallic India, Chinese and Vietnam, but gimmansul the so-called sent on tour until the nebula kkanttappiya and omitted because there is the Cheongryong unit, the force. Battle of Cannae 3.7 million, Hannibal vs > out Rome. and 6.5 million homagun Hannibal - 5,000? In the history of one of the third destruction of the game. Hannibal's brilliant tactics and gaegwangwang the Roman army in the use of a cavalry. Richard the Lionheart vs and Saladin were both great leaders and hundreds of soldiers into the Richard who had no more than 10,000 of siege, but ... salladingun Richard to the bravery of broken into pieces. Be able to test the 30,000 be able to test breast vs and Paengseong in the breast of a surprise (700,000?) by the sipssuman yubang forces until a ton of tourism. Myeongnyang victory Admiral Yi Soon-shin's Japanese naval forces in the Andromeda courage and wisdom to his demotion because of tourism, added ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- vs Japanese ; his demotion Joseon naval forces on the Cassini sapjjil Macedonia two whenever the Rome and dozens of Andromeda, and, Romans made.Macedonia was a front of the collapse, hundreds of damage. Mongolia vs peace fell and hit the streets, three days in Eastern Europe came that evening tour and passing sense. Yi Sun-sin vs sweki First High School just shut up and next time. The Mongolian vs to three stops prince, after fighting back. Since a very high yeokkaelhae ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ndeul further the views of the Jin Dynasty horse (27?) 17 vs Song Dynasty 2,000 infantry ........ infantry and routed Andromeda is Song Dynasty to Kuril in these places! Gonyang Daejeon will be 40 million revealed to me that all the more shocking vs is ... in ...5,000 ...And 400,000 people surrounding it...And the original 5,000 people...By attacking 400,000 people...Seungri, where are all our soldiers? The Battle of Yongin in the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, which surprised about 20 Japanese cavalry intruded by 50,000 Joseon King Geunwang troops who were eating breakfast, ran away. The battle between 600,000 Manchurians and 150 million Ming people... ...the collapse of the Ming Dynasty, Lee Ja-seong, S.B.R.M., 970,000 Jun Jin vs. 80,000 Jun Jin Jun King Bu-Gyeon. Are you telling me to retreat? The Winter War between Finland and the Soviet Union had 2,000 world-class tanks at the time, but Finland had none, and only 57 anti-tank guns?Is it 59? The rest are firebombs...It destroyed more than a thousand tanks. Who brought the truck? The Mughal Empire-Babur group was 6000, and the Rodi group will not forget about 180,000, 1,500 elephants. The 501st Heavy Tank Battalion, led by 18 tigers, sent the 1st Armored Division of the U.S. Army far away, which also has the effect of boarding the Natural Born Predator. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ v1.02 Additional 1. Battle of Diu. - Portuguese 12 ships, 100 turk fleets sent for sightseeing. From now on, the Indian Ocean is our ocean! 2. Jardine Defensive. - 800 French soldiers and 12,000 Vietnamese soldiers. Come on if you dare. 3. Battle of Jinju (First Battle of Jinju Castle): -3800 VS 20,000. This is the essence of Mercury! 4. Battle of Hwangsan: 1500 (estimated) VS 10 times more enemies (estimated) in a disadvantageous situation (Attack from bottom to top) and destroy them. There are only about 70 Japanese who run away. Why can't you win when you're up there? 5. Kizilbash of the Persian Safavizo. - Tavrez, guarded by only 20 thousand white-captured to two thousand. Maryyatsuro - Battle of Tanga in Africa during World War 6.1. 155 Germans + 1200 Native Americans vs 8,000 Indian and British troops (120,000 British troops in the rear). As a result, the Indian and British forces were treated by loyal swarms of German bees, resulting in more than 1,600 deaths. If Germany has an invincible bee unit, Korea has an invincible solo unit, toilet unit! 7. Battle of Ssangryeong. 40,000 soldiers of the Joseon army, 20,000 cavalry of the Qing Dynasty, even if I change it to a dog tour rifle? 8. Battle of the Main Line. The 500th century of Akbi, the 100,000th generation of Kim Ol-sul, was eliminated. The pressure of elimination --;9. Coming to Chu. Five thousand chariots and three thousand cavalry, 500,000 troops will step on the Jongni. 10. Navarino, Russia, Britain, France, 24 ships, Egypt, Turkey, 81 ships. Egyptian and Turkish military dog tours. Unfortunately, Lee Soon-shin, the head of the team, is holding out, so he can only join the big celebration. v1.03 Additional 1. Battle of the Rocks Cliff. A hundred British rifles destroyed 4,000 Impi troops... 2. Battle of Colenso during the Bohr War. 4,000 British soldiers VS a minority of Bohr. British troops were sightseeing and cannons were taken away from Daegaril Dimilda at the mouth where the Borians were waiting. There were 1,126 British casualties and 40 Bohr casualties. Why are you putting it in my mouth? 3. Battle of Spion Cobb during the Bohr War. After taking over the mountain where the Boers were, the next morning I saw them looking down at the English from a higher mountain overlooking the mountain. The British army was killed by a dog tour, and the Bohr sacrificed 225 casualties, including the initial battle in the mountains. It's not Ethan. It's rice. 4. Battle of Nkome. Less than 500 people in Boer-gun and 12,000 people in Zulu-gun were sent for sightseeing. Boer-kun is scary. 5. Battle of Okayama. There are many theories about the progress of the battle, but Nobunaga-kun 3,000 vs Yoshimoto-kun 20,000. Yoshimoto ran away, saying, "My throat is hot." Yoshimoto's neck runs away, and 20,000 troops' bodies run away.

500 years of Joseon, which was open to the outside?

 [Hangyoreh] It is often cited as one of the ills that bruised the Joseon Dynasty in the 500th year of Joseon Dynasty, which was open outward. It is said that the country failed to achieve modernization due to the "closed country" and eventually caused the country to collapse. If so, is this logic based on a legitimate perception of history? For example, was Joseon a locked and closed country? It is something to look back on at this point in time before the emergency of the two sides. In fact, considering the Joseon Dynasty's closed-door logic in terms of due diligence, it is based mainly on the closed-door policy advocated by Daewongun in the late 19th century, and externally on the so-called "land of seclusion" view imprinted in the minds of Westerners at that time. It was unconsciously solidified by the colonial history of Japan and our own view of self-inflicted history. This logic is a prejudice that cannot see the forest only by looking at trees, and it is also a private opinion derived from ignorance. If you look at the entire Joseon Dynasty, which enjoyed a long life of 519 years, which is rare for a "land of seclusion" ignorant colonial history, it is believed that there were some twists and turns of the Joseon Dynasty, but it was on the normal path of modernization in various fields. Then, in the late stages, facing the challenges of emerging Western powers and Japan, a late modernization country, this path was blocked, and Daewongun chose a closed-door policy as a countermeasure. Since the 18th century, Western ships, so-called "iyangseon," have been forced to open ports and trade by neglecting the coast of the Korean Peninsula, and in the first half of the 19th century, foreign pressure has increased, such as Britain and France occupying Beijing. On the other hand, Western Catholicism, which permeated in time with this tie in the West, was regarded as a kind of evil against traditional Confucian ideology or religious beliefs. Thus, Daewongun devised a plan to persecute Catholics in response to the infiltration of Western forces, and as a result, Yangyo (1866), a soldier in which the French fleet invaded Ganghwa, took place under the pretext of this. When the U.S. merchant ship General Sherman was blocked while sneaking back to the Daedong River, the U.S. dispatched a warship belonging to the Asian Fleet to Ganghwado Island and collided with the Korean government forces in 1871. On top of that, Daewongun was forced to distrust and be wary of the West as Oppert, an ignorant German merchant, stole the tomb of Daewongun's father, Namyeon-gun. Daewongun, who defeated Yangyo twice, gained confidence in the West and further strengthened his isolation policy. Around this time, Japan accepted Western culture, carried out a spiritual retreat, and then boldly asked Joseon for trade diplomatic relations. Daewongun advocates "Chukwae" under the same pretext as "Cheokyang," which rejects the West. In the meantime, he further refined his will to close the country by proclaiming the "Cheokhwaseo" against reconciliation with Yang Yi (Western Orangae) and setting up a fire monument in Jongno, Seoul, and throughout the country, saying, "Not fighting against Yang Yi's invasion is reconciliation, and insisting on reconciliation is selling the country." In addition to this external isolation policy, Daewongun's series of domestic reform policies to strengthen the royal power and settle the turbid political situation have worked, but he is dismissed due to opposition from political parties and internal and external enlightenment forces. His seclusion policy, which began as regent, ends with a short life of 10 years (1863-1873). Since then, Yang and Wei have frequently invaded the country, and as a series of enlightenment movements such as the Gabsin Coup, the Gabo Police Station, and the Gwangmu Reform (Korea Empire) have developed, the isolation policy no longer supports and ends. In this way, "closed country" was only a momentary fluctuation, and it was never too much for Joseon's exhibition stand. Moreover, considering the simple external activities and exchanges that took place throughout the entire Joseon Dynasty, including this "Yodonggi," it becomes clear that "closed country" was only a temporary struggle. From the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, he inherited the traditional policy of "Sadai-rin" with his neighboring Ming Dynasty and had frequent inner kings. Initially, envoys were dispatched seven times a year, but the number gradually decreased, but a total of 186 times in 242 years until the Manchu Invasion of Korea (1636), and Ming Dynasty sent envoys normally. In addition to political and diplomatic relations, economic and cultural exchanges such as public service, office work, and smuggling were also active through envoys. Aftershocks opened a trading site in the northern border area and built a Bukpyeonggwan in Seoul to greet envoys. He even accepted aftershocks and used them as a protest to protect the royal palace. Daewongun's "closed-door policy" was quite open to Japan for as long as a decade. In the year of King Sejong, about 200 ships came from Japan every year and there were about 5,500 princes. Then, he accepted the plea of Tsushima Islanders and opened three ports of Busan, Jepo, and Yeompo until the end of the war, allowing the Japanese to live there. Inspired by this, King Jungsan of Ryukyu even sends a national book and calls himself a servant. Immediately after the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, at the request of the Japanese side, telecommunications companies were dispatched (13 times between 1604 and 1811) and the Eulyu Treaty (1609) was signed to allow the Japanese to trade in the king. Other than that, he also began to visit and interact with Southeast Asia, where various medicines, spices, and dyes were imported. What is noteworthy is that during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, today's Thai and Indian people belonging to the Ming army fought the Japanese army shoulder to shoulder with the Joseon army in the Seongju region. In addition to these active external negotiations, Joseon has been conducting wide-ranging exchanges with foreign countries throughout the entire period, including the "closed-door flag" since its founding. With the selection of King Sejong and other provincial governments, the efforts of envoys traveling to and from China, and the insight of various visionaries, we will actively embrace the advanced Western and Western cultures and lay the foundation for modernization (we will discuss this several times in the future). Even considering this, it can be seen that Joseon was never a closed country. However, the opening was not smooth, sometimes wide and sometimes narrow, while there was a ten-year closure. However, because civilization has the fundamental property of imitation, there cannot be artificial blocking such as 'closed country' in the exchange. It is absurd to say that the Tokugawa Shogunate of Japan, which lasted 241 years (1612-1853) in the 264 (1603-1867) on the eve of modernization, is a train for the "closed country" of Joseon. The core of the Tokugawa Shogunate's isolation policy is the prohibition of Christianity and the Shogunate's monopoly on trade. Tokugawa initially acquiesced in Christianity to promote trade, but when the number of believers reached 700,000, he felt threatened, and in 1612, he imposed a ban on schools in cities under his control, including Edo, Kyoto and Nagasaki, and destroyed churches. It then enacted laws to expel or slaughter missionaries and believers abroad. At the same time, measures are taken to control and restrict trade activities of domestic and foreign people, such as creating exclusive associations, issuing travel permits, and reducing trade ports, and even expelling Portuguese and breaking ties with Spain. The shogunate did not hesitate to disparage the doil of Joseon news agencies, which were included in the list of seclusion, as if it were Joseon's "gift" event for Japan. The Tokugawa Shogunate's blockade lasted for two and a half centuries until the U.S. ferry led four warships into the country and signed the Japan-U.S. Friendship Treaty the following year. The Tokugawa Shogunate has been closed for 241 years, and Japan is often one step behind Joseon in accepting advanced cultural properties. In 1402, Joseon completed the Honilgang-ri Historic National Map, one of the best world maps, and only 390 years later (1792), Japan created the first world map called Gonyeojeon, which was drawn by missionary Matteorichi in China, and Joseon already referred to the reverse laws of Yuan, Ming, and Hoe (Islam) In the case of the World Geographic Book, Lee Soo-kwang's "봉유설(" (1614) is more than 80 years ahead of Japan's "Huaitongo High School" (1695) by Nishiga and Jogen. If it is a kind of self-inflicted historical perception that we ourselves misunderstand Joseon as a "closed country" in the 15th century, it would be an act of ignorance or false misconduct that the West calls us a "country of hermit." Nothing will be free from the criticism that Joseon was mistaken for a "closed country" in people's minds. It is Griffith, an American oriental scholar and pastor, who named Joseon as a country of hermitage. He was fascinated by Japanese culture and began his research, but realized that he could not understand Japanese culture without knowing Korean history and culture, and came to Joseon in 1871. After seeing many strange things, he went back and wrote a book called "Joseon, the Land of the Hermit" (1882). This book consists of a total of three parts and 53 chapters, with the first part dealing with ancient and medieval history, the second part dealing with the general cultural history, and the third part dealing with modern and contemporary history. Seeing the fall of the Korean Empire as inevitable, he nailed Joseon as a quiet and closed "land of hermit" that the world did not know or know. His view of Joseon is as ridiculous as an illustration depicting a table full of exotic Western tableware in the book as Joseon's "Party Table." Japanese colonial history ridiculed the party dispute as a chronic "ethnicity" of Koreans, and argued that it caused the country to collapse as a great disease of the Joseon Dynasty and eventually forced the annexation of Korea and Japan. Today, when the harm is being overcome, is it impossible to ask for reconsideration of the so-called "closed country" that points to another disease in the same context, and to protest that Joseon was not a "closed country" but an "open country"? Professor Jeong Soo-il, Professor Jeong Soo-il, is a person who evaluated Korea-Islamic exchange history in his own way because of his excellence, but honestly, this column is a little... Since I have continued to communicate with China, I can't believe it's not I have to say that I did well and point out the problem...

Korea doesn't have to be afraid of Japan.

 In discussing a nation-to-state war, it is important to compare the power difference between the two countries, but first of all, it seems in order to discuss the "reasons for the war" underlying it. In other words, there should be a discussion about "why are you going to war?" first. The United States did not go to war with small African countries, but during World War II, it fought direct wars with Germany and Japan, and fought proxy wars with the former Soviet Union in Afghanistan and Vietnam. This is because war does not occur when there is a difference in power, but occurs when the answer to the question "Why are you fighting a war?" is given. Historically, most wars have occurred because they are "economic" of the "strong." In other words, the answer to "Why are you going to war?" is "Because the strong are hungry." In the 1980s, the Japanese economy was in a happy dilemma over whether to overtake the U.S. or not. Among the world's top 10 companies, Japanese companies accounted for seven to eight, and Japanese companies ranked first to fourth in terms of sales. (Now, only Toyota Motor Corporation ranks 10th.) In the early 1990s, Japan was shocked by the collapse of the bubble and has since passed the "lost decade" and is now passing the "lost fifteen." The economic bubble is closely related to overheating. In the 1980s, Japan invested in real estate and stocks with huge dollars earned from all over the world. As with most goods, in particular real estate, "value recognized by others" becomes the price. Even apartments made of the same cement and rebar differ greatly in prices between apartments built in Tokyo and those built in rural areas. One day, all of a sudden, the value of real estate in Tokyo disappeared. There was neither an earthquake nor a war, but real estate prices in Tokyo plunged by up to 1/20. Most companies or individuals engaged in economic activities by taking out loans as collateral for the real estate. The fall in collateral value quickly left the bank with huge bad assets. He lent 1 billion won as collateral for 2 billion won in real estate, but the real estate he held as collateral fell to 100 million won overnight. As the valuation of real estate, which accounts for a significant portion of the asset value of companies' books, plunged, the accounting asset value of companies also became a "bubble." Naturally, the aftermath was bound to spread to the stock market. (This is out of the question, but the reason why we are forced to suffer a long-term recession is that the Korean economy is also based on real estate. When they brought in dollars from difficult times and distributed them to the people, the people bought land and bought them at random. When we were in trouble, most of the dollars earned from the sound of Gongdol and Gongsoon are melted into the ground of Seoul. A large circle was drawn on the land of the city of Seoul, and the rule was set, "From now on, the land of this original plan is gold." People have believed in the rule and traded the "gold" at a high price. One day, when the rule is broken, the precious values that we earned from selling blood and that we wanted to keep until we sold our pride are also blown away. The rule is neither a law nor its common "custom." It's not compulsory to protect.) China is growing at such a terrifying pace that it is said that it will soon overtake the United States after the Cold War. We also feel a sense of crisis over China's overtaking, but it is nothing compared to Japan's sense of crisis. Japan's feelings have already gone beyond the stage of "a sense of crisis." (On top of that, the tsunami of Samsung Electronics is hitting Japan.) With the collapse of Japan's bubble economy, the world is now at the center of a recession. This global recession was caused by a global oversupply. In other words, it should be said that the global oversupply phenomenon accumulated, causing the bubble collapse in Japan. In other words, technology that makes fast and a lot develops day by day, but demand cannot keep up with the pace. Until just a few decades ago, goods were sold as long as companies made them, but from some point on, companies risked their lives in competition, and creating a trend to promote and encourage consumption was the only way to survive. Now, it has reached an era where consumers want to buy automatic cleaning robots by pouring huge amounts of money into automatic cleaning robots that used to appear in science fiction. Looking at the PDP market, there is not much demand for 40 inches, but factories are producing 102 inches. Products produced by companies were not sold, piled up in inventory, and disposed of. In terms of added value, the world has burned down enormous added value for decades. They burn expensive oil to make things that are not for sale. On a global scale, for decades... The current global recession is caused by the accumulation of this phenomenon for decades. Therefore, any stimulus policy at the national level is useless. Venture boom and Internet boom in the late 1990s are all optical illusions. In the future, there will be many optical illusions that seem to revive the global economy. (Bio-related to stem cells, robots, etc.) But they are all bubbles. Companies have to keep going back, so they have to make things, and they have to spend a lot more on technology development than they do on things they don't sell today to make things of the future. However, if future predictions are wrong, expensive oil will be burned again to make things that are not sold. In the midst of this, Japan is the world's No. 1 foreign exchange holder, and its reserves are increasing. Rather than having a large net added value held by Japan, there is a problem with the wrong (distorted) tendency of the dollar flow to flow only to Japan. Japan's leading companies seem to have declined more than in the past, but Japan's potential remains in the world. In other words, the competitiveness of small and medium-sized Japanese companies is world-class. During the recession, only competitive products survive, and Japanese products do. This creates an abnormal flow of dollars into Japan. The problem is that the dollar (value-added) will flow into Japan, but it will not flow out. Even if Japan wants to release dollars, it cannot. If there is demand, we will release dollars and import raw materials to make more goods. Unless there is demand, there is no way for the dollar to be released. More precisely, it does not provide an opportunity for the dollar flowing into Japan to flow out normally. The difficulties of these Japanese companies appear as the difficulties of American companies. In other words, the parts that American companies are worried about are the same as Japanese companies, and the intensity of their worries is greater for American companies. Methods to overcome the global recession caused by this oversupply are largely divided into ways to increase demand and reduce supply. The method of increasing demand has already reached its limit worldwide. It hit huge commercials, seduced consumers, and made them drink two or three bottles of Coca-Cola, which had been drinking a bottle, and shortened the cell phone exchange cycle to several months. It has reached the stage of seducing and persuading consumers that it is time to buy an automatic cleaning robot from science fiction. As you can see from the household debt rates of major countries, consumers around the world have already consumed several years' worth of consumption earlier. The only thing left is to reduce supply. There is no choice but to forcibly remove the supply capacity of countries that supply a certain amount to the global economy through the method of war. War reduces the supply capacity of the affected country and creates large-scale demand that the provoking country needs right now, not future demand such as automatic cleaning robots. As explained above, the requirement for a war that will become a "global recession breakthrough" must first be the "war of Japan." - Dollar exhaustion and dollar distortion in the No. 1 foreign exchange holder. Second, Japan's war target must be a country with a certain supply capacity to the world economy. - To effectively eliminate supply capacity to the global economy. Third, Japan's target of war should be a country that cannot hurt Japan. Fourth, Japan's war target must be a country with a certain scale or more and that can withstand it for a certain period of time. - It should not be an aspect of elimination of supply capacity, but a country where the Japanese dollar can be added value and effectively permeated into Japan. Japan cannot release its own dollars and make other countries do good things. The United States is the only country that can take the initiative in implementing and managing these "global recession breakthrough measures," and Korea is the only country subject to war. Only Korea is a country that meets all four of the above conditions. The third important of the four conditions is the ability to hit Japan. This is achievable depending on the efforts of the war-torn countries and occupies the largest proportion of the requirements for war execution. Therefore, for the United States, which needs a "global recession breakthrough" as much as Japan, it should prevent Korea from cultivating its ability to hit Japan. In fact, the U.S. is effectively preventing South Korea from cultivating its ability to hit Japan. This is the war between South Korea and Japan from our point of view. We think that if the Korean Peninsula is invaded, the surrounding powers will rush in like dog days. It's not at all wrong. It is correct if Russia, China, and North Korea invade South Korea, or the United States, Japan, and South Korea invade North Korea. However, Japan's invasion of South Korea or China's invasion of North Korea is simply a "conflict between them." It is not included in the "sensitive Korean Peninsula issue" we know. For Russia and China, it is strategically advantageous for Japan, which is weaker than the world's strongest U.S., to be stationed in South Korea. In other words, the "strategic danger" that the world's strongest U.S. has never been stationed in South Korea for 50 years is unlikely to occur because Japan is stationed in South Korea. The same is true of China's invasion of North Korea. For example, even if a million Chinese troops gather near the armistice line, the United States cannot attack North Korea or China first. Only then can the U.S. enter South Korea's territory by pushing down the ceasefire line, and the fact that a million Chinese troops have gathered on the ceasefire line cannot lead to war first. Also, suppose that Russian troops have been stationed in North Korea for the past 50 years.

Now suppose that the Russian army will step down and the Chinese army will take its place. Is this a serious case for us? For Japan and the United States, is the "replacement act" of changing from Russian troops to Chinese troops in North Korea not something to stand by? In addition, the Korea-Japan war brings war specials to China and Russia. (Japan laid the foundation for today's war as a special feature of the Korean War.) The logic that China and Russia are forces capable of preventing the expansion of the United States has already faded. If the logic is correct, China and Russia should have prevented the expansion of the United States in Iraq, a repository of oil, worth dozens of times as much as South Korea. In addition, what we can put forward is the size of our economy. Simply put, Korea's economic size in the global economy is considerable, so if we fail, the global economy will become difficult. Currently, Korea is a country that contributes 250 billion dollars in exports and 200 billion dollars in imports to the global economy. Exports may be important from our point of view, but in a world of oversupply, some countries' exports are visible to others. In terms of imports, most of the goods Korea imports are raw materials or intermediate goods. In other words, most of the goods imported by Korea are imported to be processed and exported from Korea. If Korea fails, other countries import and produce as much as Korea imported. In a world of oversupply, there are many factory lines resting. If Samsung Electronics fails, Sony and Motorola's resting production line will run. What is left now is purely what Korea consumes, and the final consumer goods to eat and use. To put it a little exaggeratedly, 1.3 billion Chinese people can consume more than a year's worth of food in Korea if they starve for just one meal. The effect of creating demand for the global economy caused by the removal of Korea is more than offsetting such net imports of Korea. Now, from Japan's point of view, war does not happen suddenly one day. It happens gradually. The Japanese people's tendency to move to the right is the most basic requirement for war. Now, Japan just needs to keep pace with the speed of power growth. War is similar in nature to fire. Flints, flints, and firewood are needed to make a fire. Japan's act of touching Dokdo is like turning on a flint. But you can't start a fire just by lighting a flint. Therefore, it is necessary to ignite the fire. The spark can be provided by South Korea or by Japan. If South Korea is "outraged" by Japan's invasion of Dokdo and sinks a Japanese warship, the spark will be provided by South Korea. In fact, Korea and Japan have similar historical experiences related to "Fireworks," such as the "Unyangho Incident." If the U.S. were able to invade Iraq without the September 11 terrorist attacks, Japan would have given 72 hours to demand the return of Dokdo and forcefully occupy Dokdo within the deadline. If South Korea does not take any action in this process, that is, if it does not provide a torch, it must take the trouble that Japan has to provide. Therefore, after Japan's occupation of Dokdo, large-scale terrorist attacks against Japanese, such as the September 11 attacks, will occur in Korea, and Korea will be pointed out as the culprit. The 120 million Japanese, now known for their strong unity, cannot be controlled. The bow has already left the demonstration, and there is only one way to proceed. At this time, the ability to strike Japan other than nuclear weapons is useless. Even if a few missiles are dropped on the mainland of Japan, it will only fuel hostility among Japanese people. Japan overcame the Great Kobe Earthquake and survived the ruins of World War II, becoming the world's second-largest economy. The current economic situation in Japan is the same as having been in several wars. The Japanese can be "fully prepared" for war. I haven't eaten for that long. What the Japanese need right now is neither a golden fishing ground around Dokdo, nor a hydrecht (fish, hydrecht, enough in Japan's sea, which is 100 times larger than ours). What the Japanese need right now is a "decisive" opportunity to stop China from chasing and break the cycle of a recession that has been holding Japan back for 15 years. Now even South Korea is attacking Japan with the "Samsung Electronics tsunami." It's crazy and crazy for Japan.) Japan has used all the "peaceful" methods for 15 years to revive its economy. All that remains is a "non-peaceful" approach. Now, from the perspective of the United States, we are also arguing, but South Korea is a strategic point of the United States. Conversely, the United States only needs the "land" of South Korea. I don't need the smelly yellow people living in it. For the United States, there is no reason to spend the same money as the Cold War era on South Korea, which has no oil. For the United States, South Korea is just a necessary land to protect Japan. Therefore, it is effective for the United States to let Japan dominate South Korea. In fact, the U.S. is reducing the number of U.S. troops stationed in Korea and strengthening U.S. forces in Japan. Japan itself is in a hurry to revise the law to support the reinforcement of U.S. forces in Japan. In other words, instead of leaving South Korea to Japan, the U.S. forces in Japan will be strengthened to prevent Japan from betraying South Korea, and Japan will be allowed to point a knife at its neck. In other words, the U.S. should transfer its control over South Korea to Japan. In other words, South Korea is at the forefront of security in Northeast Asia for the United States, but it is unimaginable that Japan will not hand over South Korea while entrusting Japan with security in Northeast Asia. What the United States wants is to hand over its current status in South Korea to Japan. For example, the status of the USFK, which is guaranteed by wartime operational rights and SOFA, will be inherited to Japan. In other words, Japan has South Korea's wartime operational control, and the Japanese military occupies the U.S. military base in Korea. However, the United States is well aware that such succession is "absolutely impossible" to be "peaceful." In addition, South Korea expresses its willingness to self-defense and take back wartime operational control from the United States within 10 years. This will of Korea means the same to the United States as "loss of control at strategic points." Therefore, using the conflict (Dokdo) between Korea and Japan, the "Korea-Japan War" is induced, and according to the result, the status of the USFK is transferred to the Japanese military through a "legal(?) procedure. In this process, the U.S. can break the will to independence (i.e., attempts to lose U.S. control) rising from its strategic point of "colonial Korea," which is a very important issue for South Korea. Since Korea has not had wartime operational rights since the Korean War, it seems that it does not know the purpose of wartime operational rights, but in fact, wartime operational rights play a more effective role in peacetime than wartime. The Korea-Japan war, premised on this article, is a territorial dispute triggered by the Dokdo issue. Therefore, in addition to the reasons described above, it is difficult for China and Russia to intervene in the Korea-Japan war. It's not like the Japanese government's slogan or ideology, as it was during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. There is no justification to intervene. However, if China or Russia has signed a mutual defense treaty with South Korea, the story will be different. However, wartime operational rights are essential to signing this mutual defense treaty. In other words, the mutual defense treaty between countries is a treaty concluded based on "war." Therefore, governments without wartime operational rights cannot conclude mutual defense treaties with foreign countries. In a 1:1 war between South Korea and Japan without the U.S., the U.S. wartime command itself is meaningless if a war breaks out. In other words, once the Korea-Japan War breaks out without the United States, there is no South Korean soldier who will not listen to the order of the president, who is the commander-in-chief. However, it is impossible to suddenly sign a mutual defense treaty with China or Russia independently, just as South Korea made a surprise show before the war. Even if China and Russia want to accept such a proposal, they cannot accept it. (The Mutual Defense Treaty concluded with the government without full authority at the beginning of the war is invalid and has no legal effect. Therefore, if the Korean War is imminent, South Korea must regain its wartime operational control before the war breaks out, and the U.S. and Japan must not return it. Some argue that if the United States allows Japan to dominate South Korea, Japan will grow further and threaten the United States. If the U.S. had not let Japan grow, it would not have allowed it to grow as it does today, nor would it have condoned Japan's ongoing rearmament. Did the U.S. allow Japan, the world's second-largest powerhouse, to rearm itself in the name of not knowing that Japan is scarier than North Korea and preparing for a handful of North Korea? Also, while China and Russia are still alive, can Japan grow up and betray the United States after taking South Korea with the approval of the United States? In other words, Japan should fight China, Russia and the United States. In other words, even if the United States gives up South Korea to Japan, Japan cannot "betray." If Japan betrays the United States, it will be after Japan kneels on China and Russia with the U.S. on its back. Rather, the U.S. wants such a victory. China and Russia were handled by Japan, and the United States only had to deal with Japan... Lee Kun-hee controls Samsung Electronics with a small stake and controls the entire Samsung Group. Lee Kun-hee controls only the parent company and the parent company controls the entire Samsung Group.

This governance structure is "essential" for large organizations. The United States is now big enough to feel the need for such indirect control. What the U.S. should do is to control South Korea's ability to strike against Japan until Japan is ready for war. In order to bring Japan into the ring, the U.S. must tie South Korea's hands and feet and break its Achilles' heel. Only then will Japan come up to the ring with confidence. (It's something to do as a promotor.) The United States will take a neutral stance in the event of a war between South Korea and Japan, and the USFK will be converted to a UN peacekeeping force with the approval of the United Nations. During the war, the United States pretended to be a dove peacekeeping force, and after the war, as always, became a kind-hearted Uncle Tom, supporting South Korea and practically dominating South Korea. In Northeast Asia, including South Korea, anti-Japanese sentiment increases and anti-American sentiment decreases. After handing over South Korea to Japan, the influence of the United States in South Korea does not decrease, but rather increases. The time when the United States began planning the "Korea-Japan War" as a single idea is estimated to be the time when the regime was transferred from Chun Doo-hwan to Roh Tae-woo. Until Chun Doo-hwan, the United States had the "right to appoint" to the president of the Republic of Korea. Until then, the president of the Republic of Korea was able to "maintain the presidency" only after being nominated by the United States or approved by the United States. However, with the June Democratic Uprising and Roh Tae-woo's June 9 declaration, the president of the Republic of Korea was decided by direct election of the people. For the United States, not only did it lose the right to select the highest power in Korea, but the introduction of the direct presidential system in South Korea raised the possibility that the United States could lose control in South Korea, a strategic hub in Northeast Asia. The United States would have needed countermeasures against the risk of losing control of South Korea. So how can we eliminate the danger? In similar cases, the method that the United States enjoyed using was to support anti-government forces to overthrow the regime. However, it was difficult for South Korea to have armed anti-government forces in South Korea. However, it was impossible to overthrow the South Korean government using North Korea. In the end, there would have been only a way to overthrow the South Korean government by using Japan as a way of war. In order for this method to work, South Korea should not have nuclear weapons. The United States, which has watched India and Pakistan's cases and Park Tong's attempts to develop nuclear weapons, had to block all possibilities for South Korea to develop nuclear weapons. Eventually, in 1991, Roh Tae-woo made a "declaration of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" under pressure from the United States. For the United States, the risk of losing control in strategic positions defending North Korea, China and Russia is greater than that of the North Korean nuclear issue. Japan's invasion of South Korea is a war that brings only losses to the United States and Japan. In other words, the U.S. and Japan will lose money without such a war. Finally, from North Korea's point of view, North Korea's nuclear weapons, to be exact, were needed for the justification for Japan to develop the power to invade South Korea. In fact, North Korea's nuclear weapons contributed decisively to Japan's rearmament and constitutional amendments (future-type but almost certain), and China and Russia provided an unstoppable justification for Japan's armament. North Korea risked its life as a means of self-defense to maintain its "state." Just because South Korea is invaded by Japan, North Korea cannot try to use its nuclear power or participate in the war. The most important reason is that North Korea knows that the South-North alliance cannot beat Japan (Japan with more power than it is now), and that action undermines the cause of its own nuclear possession as a means of self-defense. Above all, North Korea has no ability to carry out war. In other words, one's own nose is three. When most Koreans thought there would be no Japanese invasion, Yi Sun-shin accepted it as a fait accompli, and was so afraid of Japan that he jumped up with a cold sweat while sleeping. Crucially, Yi Sun-shin was afraid of Japan, so he was able to strengthen the navy by enduring so much opposition and pain. Because I was afraid of Japan, I was able to endure any pain that I had to prepare for the Japanese invasion. As can be seen from Yi Sun-shin's case, in order to win, at least not to lose, you must first fear the enemy in the preparatory stage. Do we have a "fear of Japan"? Is "feeling afraid of Japan" "pro-Japanese, anti-ethnic"? True courage is a flower that overcomes the fear of death and blooms.

Nachi Party's New Rush Episode 6

 Previously, Adolf Hitler's Nazi party won most of the seats in the Imperial Parliament through a major election victory in September, and won a large number of seats in the local council, making it Germany's leading national political party. However, the image of violence and violent parties remained the same and became a major obstacle to further progress. Hitler succeeded in transforming into a gentlemanly and civic figure and appealing to citizens, but the Social Democratic Party issued Article 48 of the Emergency Law, completely blocking the political functions of Congress, and forcing the president to rule directly. Once again, with the help of the citizen-class right-wing group, Hügenberg, he plays a good role in appealing to high-ranking officials and even meets with Hintenburg. Then Hitler, who regained all his connections, went out to Hatsburg, a great right-wing rally... The character Adolf Hitler - the head of the Nazi Party, the head of the back of the head. Alfred Hoogenberg - the representative of the bourgeoisie who drives huge capital, has great connections and money, but is stabbed in the back by Hitler. The head of the Nationalist Party of Deutsche -- the head of Hatsburg -- played a big role in the success of Adolf Hitler in improving relations with the bourgeois right. Alfred Hoogenberg is a representative of the German capitalist right-wing, who had tried to use Hitler for right-wing movements before, but after seeing Hitler's deception, "Good Hitler Shaw adapting to the system," he could once again use Hitler in the right-wing movement. This is the time I mistook this rude mustache for being obedient. In that sense, Hogenberg held a large-scale symbolic event against the leftist regime of the Social Democratic Party, which was in power in Germany. In order to show the robustness of the right-wing forces with this large-scale festival and military parade held at Hatsburg Hot Springs, Hogenberg organized the most spectacular and thorough event with all his connections and funds. Many businessmen, descendants of the German emperor, parties such as the Deutsche National Party, the Economic Party, the Iron Hat, the Imperial League, the Nazi Party, legal adviser classes, Prussian members, and steel and machinery industries. But Hitler was fundamentally dissatisfied with this event beyond purely strategic considerations. In particular, I couldn't help but consider the opposition of the leftists in the party as I did when I used Hogenberg against the draft. Therefore, before attending the event, he convened followers and emphasized and excused that alliances with citizen bourgeoisie are purely strategic. However, Hitler's attitude during the event was a completely new back of his head. Contrary to Hitler's promise of splendid events, Hitler did not hide his displeasure throughout the event, and he left the editorial meeting, leaving the last march as if the commandos had passed, and the ironclad had come, and he did not attend the dinner party. "I've managed to avoid an open breakdown in consideration of avoiding bad media coverage to many attendees," Hogenberg said in a desperate tone. Contrary to Hoogenberg's idea, Hitler's cooperation in this festival was not expected from the beginning. The host of the Hatsburg event was Hagenberg, and his promise of cooperation with the right-wing coalition meant that he would soon serve Hagenberg as the leader of the alliance, which was never acceptable to Hitler, who always insisted on his own actions. This meant that Hitler's status would be weakened, and that Germany would ridiculously claim to be the two right-wing saviors. Moreover, Hitler had inherent contempt and hatred for the civil class.  Hitler never intended to ride on the same boat as the civil class, in the dreams of a citizen bourgeois once dreamed of and loved by young people, the hatred of a man who was driven to the bottom by reality, and the scorn of 19th-century Bushmen's weaknesses and helplessness. Most of the members of the Nazi party were "pathetic" in such a similar situation to Hitler, and in such a fundamental civil society, the idea of a joint struggle with the Nazi party, which the civil right thought of, was bound to be spat upon and ridiculed. Hagenberg tried to form a large-scale alliance between the capitalists and the Nazi Party and the civil right through the Hatsburg rally, but failed to see this fundamental problem, and eventually mistook it for a real historical great. The delusion that Fugenberg had that I was a pilot, a historical figure, and a scriptwriter of the times was completely destroyed with flying bills. Of course, Hoogenberg, with his own sense of self-consciousness, said that the concept of alliance was valid, that they were still in good shape, that they served as Hitler's supporting force, and that they were not abandoned. After that, I went exactly the opposite of what he thought. Hitler held a separate large-scale parade a week later at Franz Field in Braunspike to erase the impression that he had joined the Hatsburg Alliance, which he had attended, and that he had joined the Hatsburg Alliance. At the six-hour split, involving more than 100,000 members, Hitler emphasized the final ceremony before taking power, and the party declared that it was "a meter before power." The civic right was stabbed in the back again. A more firm remark. <Hatsburg was a strategic part of the purpose of the October 21st edition of the Nazi Party's attack on the bronchial tubes. Brownschwijk was always the ultimate goal. In the end, there is no Hatsburg. There's only Brown Schweig.>

[External reference] YOON MIN HYUK introduces the first half of the Battle of Myeongnyang.

 In the first half of the Battle of Myeongnyang in the Nanjung Ilgi, a large ship entered the enemy camp alone and fired shells and arrows like rain and wind, but several ships watched and did not march, making the situation impossible to count in the future. Knowing that many generals were fighting against many enemies as a small number of soldiers, they just turned around and tried to avoid them. The ship on which Kim Eok-chu, a superior monk, stepped down and was far away. I rowed busily forward and shot various guns such as the President of Jiza and the President of Hyeonja, and it felt like the wind and thunder to go out. The officers stood close together on the ship, and the enemy came out without the courage to fight back. I used to walk away. But surrounded by the enemy in several layers, no one knew what was to come. [It's a matter of how much credibility you acknowledge, but if you acknowledge the basics, it's certain that only the captain entered the enemy camp at least in the early stages of the battle, and that ship Kim Eok-chu is especially far behind. (Lee Sun-shin organized the diary twice in August and September of the year, which was rewritten in the first diary to check and organize the mixed contents by incorrectly writing down the kanji and dates. In the two diaries, the expression of the Battle of Myeongnyang is a little different, but the contents are all the same) We fought for a long time, but no one came out, so it was dangerous, and we were finally surrounded by enemies. Each boat lost its face as it looked back at each other. I calmly admonished him, saying, "Even a thousand enemies will not dare to attack our ship immediately. Don't shake your mind at all, and shoot at the enemy ship with all your might," he said, and when he looked back at the various generals, he stepped back and was in the far sea. When I turned the boat around and issued the order, I was afraid that the enemy would attack me more, so I could neither go forward nor retreat. When I blew the whistle and lowered the flag ordering the heavy army and put the super flag on the mast, the ship of Kim Eung-ham, the commander of the heavy army, came closer to my ship, and the ship of Geoje Hyeonryeong Anwi came first. [After a long fight, everyone was standing back, but they couldn't bring the boat back, so they put up the heavy army and put on the cho-yogi, so only two boats came. The question is how the battle has been so far, and in Volume 6 of the turbulent and Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, the battle with the leading troops of Gurujima-gun ended. To be honest, if we hadn't finished all the ships we've been running to, there would be no way that our allies, who had been scared from the beginning, would come. In other words, the first battle is in a lull. It's either done or retreated, but the area that Yi Sun-shin blocked is the narrowest waterway in Myeongnyang, and the flow rate itself is enormous - everyone who goes there in person or sees the photo of the torrent feels it. Even so, it blew up many reefs, and now the flow rate is quite low. - It is virtually impossible to reverse the ship. If that's such an aggressive situation, too. In the end, there is little possibility that it has retreated, and it is highly likely that it has been finished. Anyway, they called me like this, and our friend came. I stood on the boat and called An Yu myself, saying, "An Yu, do you want to die in the military law?" Do you want to be killed by the military law? Where do you think you'll live if you run away? Therefore, An Yu hurriedly entered the enemy ship. He also called Kim Eung-ham and said, "As a heavy commander, you avoid far away and do not seek a captain, so what are you going to do to escape the sin?" "We will execute them immediately, but the enemy is in a hurry, so let them make merit first." When the two ships were about to attack and fight, the enemy commander commanded two ships under his command, clinging to Anwi's ships as ants at once. Two enemy ships came to the front, and these two ships struck the Anwi boat alone. So when it became dangerous, Yi Sun-shin, along with the other ships, faced them. This part of the battle is described as follows] Anwi and the people on board hit each other with clubs with all their might, stabbed each other with long spears, and fought countless times with blocks of stone, so the people on the ship were exhausted, and the 18 Anwi's great men jumped into the water and swam, but it seemed that they could hardly save them. I turned the boat around and attacked it right away, and when three enemy ships fell and fell, the ships of Song Yeo-jong and Jeong Eung-du, the captain of Pyeongsan Fortification, lined up and fired the enemy, and none of them could move. [At this time, two more ships came out and became five, and with these five ships, three enemy ships were sunk in a row. And this is where Madashi's death comes from] The Japanese, who had surrendered, was the one who had surrendered from the enemy camp of Angolpo. Looking down from my stomach, he said, "The man in that patterned red silk is the enemy general 'Madashi'." I had Kim Dol-son throw a hook and pull it up to a foreign object. So Junsa jumped up and said, "This is Madashi." So I ordered him to cut it into pieces, and the enemy's energy was greatly dampened. At this time, many of our ships knew that the enemy would never invade again, so they hit the drums at once, fired at the President of Jiza and the President of Hyeonja, and fired arrows like rain, shaking the sea and mountains. 이Madashi is Kurushima Michifusa, which has been confirmed in Japanese studies in the 1930s and previous records. In other words, it means that a fleet commander was killed, and in the traditional Japanese style of combat command, the commander's warrior means almost complete annihilation of the unit. He may have been killed a long time ago, but at least the flow rate at this time was more than five to seven knots, so there was no room to retrieve the body unless he had just been killed. In other words, the Gurujima fleet was wiped out at this point. And the battle that follows is as follows.] When we had defeated thirty enemy ships surrounding us, they withdrew and fled, and never dared to approach our navy again. I tried to stay there, but the current was very rough and the situation was also lonely and dangerous, so I moved the camp to the opposite port at dawn, and moved the camp to Dangdangdo Island (Amtae-myeon, Muan-gun) for the night. This is truly heavenly. The 30 ships surrounding us here may refer to the previously completed Kurushima fleet power, or an additional 30 ships afterwards. In this part, Kyungjin and I are considered to be more than 30 ships. According to Japanese records, Todo Takadora, the commander of the naval forces, was injured, and Mori Takamasa, the military superintendent on the same flagship, fell into the water. -_- In order for the main fleet to be in such a situation, at least the entire Japanese fleet in front of it must be said to be in a state of defeat or on the verge of annihilation. -_-; And this is where the battle ended. 이The question is how reliable Yi Sun-shin's record is, at least when comparing Yi Sun-shin's diary with Japan's record, the results of the other battles are less than those of Japan. It is confirmed that Lee Soon-shin writes a diary honestly and writes it down as not at all that he is unclear. In that sense, it is highly likely that those 30 ships also pointed out only what Yi Sun-shin himself confirmed. Perhaps he intentionally reduced his criminal record and wrote down his diary like that. (Since his arrest in February 1597, Lee Soon-shin's diary has been confiscated and questioned.) Otherwise, there is no way that the nobleman who wrote the diary on the day he was shot will not write the diary on the day he won easily] [If interpreted like that, he will have 6, 7, and 8 volumes of the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. And I personally think this is reasonable. However, the confrontation between Wakizaka and Yi Sun-shin has been created to some extent after the defeat of Kurushima, but I don't think it's that strange in terms of the battle situation. It's true that there are a lot of creative elements] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Even if it wasn't a round Uldolmok, a similar operation would have been possible with just the amount of silk. To put it simply, if you block the entrance so that only a juggling can come in with a bat and a supply, and then build a bunker right behind you and put two pavets in, you can stop about a hundred juggling that just lands without control. Especially when you play games with a computer, this entrance defense is a piece of cake. When I wrote it down, it seems that Admiral Yi Sun-shin's ability is disparaged. --; ----------------------- And Yoon Min-hyuk's answer: 1. The position where Yi Sun-shin blocked alone is slightly wider than the dog's capacity. (...) 2. Because the flow rate is too fast, the enemy's approach speed is so fast that the frequency of battle will inevitably increase. 3. In proportion to this, the Joseon front also consumes a lot of physical strength. The fierce army is tired, too. To prevent it from being washed away. 4. Fraud among soldiers is also the worst. This is why Yi Sun-shin is a ridiculous person. -_-; There are quite a few people who said they can't believe there are such humans in human history. In the 1920s, the British admiral's ballad, which mentioned Yi Sun-shin, is praised at almost the same level. -_-; (It's an extreme compliment for the British to say that no European admiral is equal to him.) -_-;) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------