I believe you have already seen the situation in South Korea in various news reports. General Yin inexplicably imposed martial law, inexplicably lifted the martial law. Just as everyone was ordering takeout and beer to have fun, the martial law ended before the takeout was even finished.

The famous movie ‘Seoul Spring’ has a duration of 144 minutes, and this time the martial law lasts 155 minutes, which is 11 minutes longer than the movie.

Several South Korean internet celebrities rushed frantically after hearing about the martial law being imposed. One of their main focuses was afraid of missing out on a hot topic. Due to the rapid end of the martial law, they had not even arrived at the scene before it ended, and could only rely on some tail traffic.

Even if he wanted to perform and plead for the people, he wouldn’t give him a chance. 60 year old Lee Jae myung walked the entire distance live in Seoul at 0 degrees Celsius, ran 4.5 kilometers, and climbed over the 2.3-meter wall of the National Assembly building. The old man worked so hard. There are too many people pleading for the people these days. How old are you? The people who plead for the people have all lined up in Busan.

Whether to say it or not, Lee Jae myung should really become the President of South Korea. He worked so hard, went on a hunger strike for 24 days and didn’t die, was stabbed in the neck and didn’t die, and ran 4.5 kilometers on a snowy night at the age of 60 to save South Korea. I can’t bear to see him become the President of South Korea anymore.

Jin Jianxi, wife of Yin Xiyue. His wife has undergone severe plastic surgery, and every time I see her, I think of another Japanese woman: Eimi Fukada.

Many people will “analyze from the root” when analyzing the South Korean incident. For example, Yin Xiyue is too close to Japan, his poll is poor, South Korea’s economy is bad, South Korea is moving towards Ono, Donald Trump comes to power to put pressure on South Korea, and the international form changes. But I want to say, really, this matter has no grand goal, but it is very simple: Yin Xiyue wants to save his wife.

Anyone who is slightly familiar with Korean politics knows about the Kim Jianxi case, including the Kim Jianxi loan account case caused by manipulating the stock price of Deutsche Bahn, Kim Jianxi’s plagiarism in academic papers, Kim Jianxi’s illegal acquisition of Dior branded handbags, and many other bad things.

Needless to say, the Common Democratic Party has always been able to cling to the case of Jin Jianxi. To a certain extent, it is actually not for anti-corruption, but a typical political struggle. For example, the case of Jin Jianxi’s loan account caused by the manipulation of the stock price of Deutsche Automobile was in 2009. She met Yin Xiyue in 2010 and got married in 2012. What does this have to do with Yin Xiyue?Moreover, the case itself was minor and beyond the statute of limitations. The Democratic Party exerted all their efforts, and Jin Jianxi was not even prosecuted.

Being able to hold onto Yoon Seok yeol tightly is nothing but the fact that the Democratic Party saw through Yoon Seok yeol’s weaknesses: he is a wife protecting maniac who will do anything to protect Kim Jeon hee at all costs. Later, the Democratic Party repeatedly cooked cold rice and came and went until October 2024, when the South Korean prosecutor officially announced the decision not to prosecute Kim Jeon hee.

There is nothing to say about the entire martial law process:

Yin Xiyue issued martial law, and then soldiers lazily came over and blocked the parliament gate.

Li Zaiming climbed over the wall to conduct a live broadcast in the parliament, and then the parliament decided that martial law was invalid. When Yin Xiyue announced martial law again, even the advisers of the Presidential Palace did not know until before the announcement. The General Staff Department has no idea, and all officials in the Presidential Office say to the public: ‘I don’t know.’.

Before Yin Xiyue’s announcement, even reporters from the Presidential Palace were unaware that the entrance had been blocked by a large number of reporters, forcing them to watch Yin Xiyue’s live broadcast to understand the situation. Yin Xiyue spent six minutes reading the manuscript. After finishing it, she picked up her briefcase and moistened it.

The video of “I announce the lifting of martial law” sent to them by Yin Xiyue has a watermark, and the file watermark shows that the video was taken at 11:22 pm on the 3rd, when the 707 Special Forces had not yet boarded the helicopter.

Highlight an idiom: “Playing with the feudal lords with beacon fire”.

No wonder China’s entertainment industry has always failed to compete with South Korea. The whole country is built on this basis. The President plays war games and the First Lady is the face lift spokesperson. What do you compare with others?

There’s nothing to say about the entire martial law: Yin Xiyue was stunned to protect his wife and demons.

If you think this is outrageous, there is something even more outrageous: Do you know how Yin Xiyue came on stage?

In fact, Yoon Seok yeol did not have a significant difference in votes during the general election. At that time, the conflict between men and women in South Korea was very intense, and the Democratic Party was more left-wing, so it was more focused on women’s rights. Yoon Seok yeol was a rightist who kept clamoring to abolish the Women’s Department.

Han Nan looked at it and said, ‘Hey?’? Just relying on this, I can endure working 72 hours a week, vote!

Who would have thought that he is a wife protecting maniac?

Han Nan is really miserable.

The character of South Korea

Peninsular people have a characteristic of being extreme, particularly extreme, even more extreme than Japan. The Confucian doctrine of the mean has not been learned at all, and it is extremely contradictory with strong regional characteristics. History has always been like this, not just today. For example:

Jeolla Province, now known as Gwangju, Jeonju, Lohju, Yishan, Mokpo, Namwon, Shuntian, and Lishui, was the political stronghold of the Democratic Party. Kim Dae jung was the president of Jeolla Province and the only president of Jeolla Province.

What are the characteristics of Jeolla do?

The people of Jeolla and Gyeongsang were at odds, and Baekje became subjects of Silla. During the Goryeo Dynasty, Jeolla Taoists were not allowed to hold official positions. The people of Gyeongsang do tend to support the conservative camp, while the people of Jeolla do tend to support the liberal camp.

Let’s take a look at the history of Jeolla Province: the Dongxue Party Uprising broke out in Jeolla Province and was also the trigger for the Sino Japanese War of 1894-1895. Looking back later, why did the Gwangju Incident break out? Gwangju is from Jeolla Province.

In addition, when Koreans were extremely anti Japanese, Koreans cut their little fingers to protest. Now Yin Xiyue is pro Japanese and pro Japanese. In fact, there are extremely pro Japanese and anti Japanese in Korea so far.

How to explain this matter? It has existed in history.

For example, after the Meiji Restoration in Japan, China, like China, had the so-called Wuxu Reform, and Korea also had the Kaihua Party. The Kaihua Party itself was a political group that adhered to the Kaihua ideology and aimed to achieve modernization reform and build an independent and prosperous country in Korea. It seemed good, but the target was wrong.

In November 1884, Jin Yujun, Park Young hyo, and Japanese Ambassador to Korea, Takeda Shinichiro, secretly discussed a coup, known as the Koshin coup. On December 6, at the request of the ruling party, Yuan Shikai, Wu Zhaoyou, Zhang Guangqian, and others led the Qing army to invade the palace of Korea, defeating the Kaihua Party and the Japanese army. Hong Yingzhi was executed by the people, and the rest of the Kaihua Party fled to Japan.

From a starting point, the Kaihua Party is not bad, but if you look back at history, Park Young hyo was ennobled as a marquis after the merger of Japan and South Korea and became the president of the Korean Aristocracy Association in 1911, becoming a named pro Japanese faction. Similarly, there was also Gao Yongxi. A considerable number of Kaihua Party members eventually joined the pro Japanese First Party, and their goal of promoting North Korea to learn from Japan and modernize their country was good. However, they kept pushing for the merger of Japan and South Korea, becoming traitors.

During the transition between the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Joseon Dynasty also engaged in such activities. During the Ming Dynasty, the Joseon Dynasty was very loyal to the Ming Dynasty, but was invaded by Later Jin. Korea was forced to form an alliance with Later Jin Yihe, but still maintained its relationship with the Ming Dynasty. At first, the conditions given by Later Jin were not wrong, but Korea had a strong resistance towards Later Jin and took in defeated Ming generals.

The Later Jin planned to attack the Ming Dynasty and conscript troops and ships from Korea. Emperor Renzu of Korea said, “The Ming Dynasty is like my father’s country. Is it okay to help others attack my father’s country? The ships are in danger and cannot be borrowed.” Afterwards, he refused to pay tribute and engage in mutual trade. The Later Jin was furious, and Emperor Taiji sent 300000 troops to attack Korea. Emperor Renzu of Korea took refuge in Nanhanshan City. On January 30th of the following year (1637), after being besieged by the Qing army for several months in Nanhan Mountain City, Renzu left the city and surrendered to Qing Taizong at the San Tian Du Qing Camp on the east bank of the Han River. This is known as Bingzi’s reckless behavior.

I know that when it comes to the Qing Dynasty, many people suffer from PTSD. Setting aside this, let’s mainly talk about Korea.

Comparing the transformation process from the Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, then to the transformation process between the Qing Dynasty and Japan, and even to the transformation process between Japan and the United States, you will find a thread that runs through the entire process of Korea: at the beginning, extreme loyalty to the original suzerain country, later, a new rising force attacked, then the impact of a decisive event, and then suddenly a big turn, the new rising force became the original suzerain country, and once again extreme loyalty.

As for walking on the balance beam, turning left and right, and practicing the Doctrine of the Mean, they do not exist in Korea, despite the long history of Confucianism in Korea.

Many issues, such as plastic surgery, sports and fitness, and women’s rights movements, will highlight an extreme in Korea everywhere.

This kind of extreme will still exist in the future. When new forces rise, Koreans will change again.

Revisiting history

When it comes to history, we have to talk about the inertia of history, which can be considered a casual conversation.

There are many things that are just a reproduction of history, such as manufacturing, export orientation, and the East Asian model,

It seems to be government led, right? As long as the government plans for export-oriented, it should be export-oriented.

Was China not a major exporter during the Qing Dynasty? During the Qing Dynasty, the export of British silver collapsed. Britain was still a semi industrial country, and the Qing Dynasty was a purely agricultural country. Isn’t it because of this that the Opium War broke out?

Further ahead, during the Silk Road, how much did China import and export? Isn’t that all China’s surplus along the way?

The agricultural countries of the Qing Dynasty were able to easily achieve trade surpluses with Britain. Now that China is an industrial country, other countries are also industrial countries. It is natural for me to have a surplus, and I should have a surplus. My ancestors had a surplus.

It is said that learning from China’s export-oriented policies will lead to a surplus as long as China develops normally. If other countries learn from China’s policies, their deficits will only worsen and they will not be able to learn. This is a historical inertia.

Back then, the surplus forced Britain to go to war against the Qing Dynasty. Now, isn’t the US engaged in a trade war with China?

Our ancestors in the United States were anti Chinese, isn’t it natural to be anti Chinese now?

The average German is mentally ill. Isn’t Nietzsche German? A philosopher on average, wouldn’t a crazy country be able to produce this? I translate it word by word from German into Chinese, but you can’t understand it. So why did the mustache appear in Germany? It should have appeared in Germany, like the Green Party now? It should be like that.

What about India? Where is India’s way out? In terms of lubrication, in terms of foreign countries.

When did the Indian say that their combat power is not strong enough?

Do you know about Chandra Bose? The revolution in our country was an internal revolution by revolutionaries, while the Indian revolution was led by Chandra Bose in Germany and Japan, who brought a group of soldiers back to India to kill him. At that time, every Indian overseas had a portrait of Chandra Bose as a divine worship.

Nehru was trained in a British university, and so was Gandhi.

If you really want to become a manufacturing powerhouse in India, there will be many contradictions along the way in the manufacturing industry. Look at Bangladesh, once the manufacturing industry starts, the country will be in chaos. If India wants to become a manufacturing powerhouse, it will explode halfway through.

It’s right not to do it. Just like our ancestors in India, our future lies abroad. If we want to bring it back from abroad, what kind of manufacturing industry can we do domestically. Be careful not to ruin yourself if you don’t make it happen.