South Korea has always had a dream of becoming a member of the G7 and on an equal footing with the most developed countries in the world. In order to realize this dream, South Korea and others have spared no effort to promote their comprehensive national strength, and even did not hesitate to make up some absurd claims in an attempt to persuade other countries to support their accession. However, all this is in vain, because South Korea is not qualified and necessary to join the G7 at all, it is just a delusion of their own imagination.
At this year's G7 summit, South Korea was invited to participate as an observer, which made South Korea mistakenly think that it was close to the threshold of the G7, and even Hong Seok-hyun, the former president of the Korean media, directly asked Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida whether the United States had agreed to South Korea's accession to the G7, but Japan was obstructing. Such a question is undoubtedly very rude and ignorant, because the G7 has never discussed the issue of expanding its membership, and no country has expressed its willingness to support South Korea's accession. Fumio Kishida, of course, also rejected Hong Seok-hyun's speculation, telling him clearly that South Korea's entry into the G7 is impossible.
Fumio Kishida's answer should have sobered up South Korea, but South Korea did not give up, but hyped up the topic even more frantically. A week after the G7 summit, South Korea's ambassador to Japan, Yoon Deok-min, also gave a speech in Tokyo, declaring that South Korea had met the conditions to join the G7 and hoped that Japan would support them to become a G8. He also said that Japan is the biggest obstacle to South Korea's entry into the G7, and if Japan can change its degree, it will be easier for South Korea to realize its dream.
Why did Yin Demin say that?Because he believes that the reason why Japan opposes South Korea's accession to the G7 is because of the historical and territorial disputes between Japan and South Korea, which have led to tensions between the two countries. He thinks that now that South Korea's ** Yoon Suk-yeol has compromised with the United States and Japan and eased relations between Japan and South Korea, Japan should repay South Korea and support South Korea's accession to the G7. He did not expect that Japan's opposition was not based on personal grudges, but on an objective assessment of the strength and status of South Korea, which simply did not possess the level of the G7 and did not conform to the principles of the G7.
What's even more ironic is that in order to prove their worth, South Koreans have also made up some ridiculous reasons, such as the Korean media "**" claims that if South Korea joins the G7, the new "G-8" can replace the role of the United Nations. Such statements are so arrogant and ignorant, that South Koreans think that they are the most important country in the world and can decide the international order at will, ignoring the existence of the other 185 UN member states. Some netizens commented that South Korea can replace the United Nations by itself, and it is too modest to pull in seven other countries.
This self-confidence of the Koreans may have something to do with their world map, they have magnified their own land many times and shrunk the land of other countries many times, as if Korea is the largest country in the world, and other countries are their vassals. Such a map can only illustrate the ignorance and narrow-mindedness of the Koreans, not their strength and openness.
South Korea's dream of joining the G7 also reminds me of Japan, another partner of the United States in Asia. Japan also has a dream of becoming a permanent member of the United Nations, the Sixth Permanent Member. Japan spent a lot of money and time on this dream, but it did not succeed either, because Japan is not qualified or necessary to become a permanent member of the Security Council, and this is just their fantasy.
The five permanent members of the United Nations are all victors in World War II and the founding members of the United Nations, which was established to maintain world peace. As a defeated country in World War II, a representative of fascism and an enemy of the United Nations, how could Japan become the leader of the United Nations?Even though we are now in times of peace, we must not forget the original aspiration of the United Nations, and we cannot forgive Japan's crimes.
Therefore, the two little brothers of the United States in Asia, one wants to be the P6, the other wants to be the G8, and even says that the G8 can replace the United Nations, these are their pipe dreams, they have not woken up yet, and they are still immersed in their own fantasies.
We don't have to worry if South Korea joins the G7 or not, and even if they do, it won't affect us, we just look at their jokes. After all, the current G7 has lost its original purpose and has become a small circle, which survives by attacking China and interfering in the internal affairs of other countries. Such an organization, Yin Xiyue** still wants to squeeze in, it is really a farce.