Historically, China has been the suzerainty of the entire East Asian region for a long time, and the Korean Peninsula not only paid tribute to China every year, but even the king came to China to ask for canonization when he ascended the throne. However, after the First Sino-Japanese War, the Korean Peninsula became a Japanese colony, and was later divided into two countries, Korea and South Korea.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, with the heroic and tenacious fighting of the vast number of volunteer soldiers, we won the victory of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, and the Korean ** team was defeated. But in recent years, South Korea seems to have healed its scars and forgotten its pain, and has repeatedly provoked China at the instigation of the United States. Especially since Yoon Suk-yeol came to power, South Korea has shown a very tough attitude towards China, although it has been soft on the issue of Russia.
For example, in the THAAD incident, during the Park Geun-hye administration, South Korea decided to deploy the U.S. THAAD anti-missile system in its territory, but after Moon Jae-in came to power, this plan was temporarily shelved, and as a result, Yoon Suk-yeol actually said with great fanfare that he would restart the THAAD program.
However, South Korea's attitude towards the Russia-Ukraine conflict is very ambiguous. Originally, South Korea, as a pawn of the United States, also released cruel words to Russia and Putin, saying that if Russia does not stop in time, then South Korea will provide assistance to Ukraine!
But what I didn't expect was that Russia may not be able to do anything with the United States, but only one South Korea is not in Putin's eyes, and he directly warns South Korea that this kind of remark is an enemy of Russia! South Korea was immediately intimidated, fearing retaliation from Russia, and many bigwigs began to make statements, saying that it was only Yoon Suk-yeol's personal opinion and could not represent South Korea's attitude. In fact, in terms of follow-up military assistance, South Korea has always expressed neutrality, and they only provide the United States with all kinds of ** ammunition, but do not dare to give it directly to Ukraine, because they are afraid of Russia's retaliation.
At the same time, when talking about China's Taiwan Strait issue, Yoon Suk-yeol ** behaved extremely toughly, and even declared to the outside world: China will never be allowed to unilaterally change the current situation, and even defined the Taiwan Strait issue as a global event. Kicking his nose in the face like this is obviously relying on the support of the United States.
In this regard, China has also responded, Taiwan is an inalienable part of China, and the Taiwan Strait issue is China's internal affair, and no country can interfere and has no right to interfere. But what is surprising is that South Korea has expressed strong dissatisfaction with China's warning, and even they believe that China does not respect South Korea enough.
In the face of a similar situation, South Korea's attitude towards Russia and China is very different, and the question is? The answer is actually very simple, because Russia is really good at fighting, but our country has always been in obscurity. Of course, this is also determined by the national conditions and the international situation, and if China wants to rise and the Chinese nation wants to rejuvenate, we have to put up with it for the time being in many things, because at present the United States is indeed a well-deserved world hegemon.
But South Korea must understand that as China becomes stronger and stronger, we must complete the reunification of the motherland, let alone a single South Korea, even if the United States personally ends, we must show our swords! The United States is becoming more and more unpopular in the international community, and South Korea, as China's neighbor with a strip of water, continues to be obsessed with the United States and goes to the black, and they will be the first to be cleaned up at that time!
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