Recently, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yue has been very busy. A few days ago, after Yin Xiyue sang loudly at the state banquet at the White House, he began to be busy again for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's visit to South Korea. Even so, the South Korean people could not be happy.
South Korean President Yoon Seok-yue visits the United States
Kishida is about to visit South Korea, and Yoon Seok-yue is busy
According to global network reports, as the day of Kishida's visit to South Korea is getting closer and closer, in order to show his sincerity, Yin Xiyue has also begun to get busy. According to South Korean media, considering a series of incidents such as the shooting death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the throwing of explosives by Fumio Kishida, South Korea decided to "make an exception" to provide him with the highest level of security services. I have to say that Kishida Fumio has not yet arrived, and Yin Xiyue is simply full of sincerity for him to break the convention, after all, this is the Japanese prime minister's second visit to South Korea after 12 years.
In addition to security, the dinner was also very well arranged. Yoon Seok-yue not only arranged a traditional Korean charcoal grill this time, but also specially prepared a "depth charge" to entertain Fumio Kishida. In fact, "depth charge" is a cocktail of beer and shochu, which is usually drunk by Koreans in order to enhance the relationship between the two sides. It can be seen that Yin Xiyue's intentions are very obvious.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a visit to South Korea on May 7
In addition, Yoon Seok-yue also plans to have dinner with Fumio Kishida and his wife at the new presidential residence. At that time, Kishida Fumio will become the second foreign leader to receive Yoon Seok-yue at the new presidential residence. Although Yin Xiyue arranged it so carefully, it is still unknown that Japan-South Korea relations have really warmed up.
South Korean citizens gathered at the presidential palace to demand an apology from the Japanese side
Indeed, not long after Kishida announced his visit to South Korea, South Korea's Democratic Party lawmaker Tian Rongji, wearing a South Korean flag, boarded Dokdo, a disputed territory between Japan and South Korea, and vowed to "gamble his life to protect South Korea's inherent territory Dokdo." Obviously, on the one hand, Tian's move is telling Japan that the South Korean side will never make any concessions on the Dokdo issue. On the other hand, it is also criticizing Yin Xiyue for blindly compromising and retreating from Japan. After this news came out, there were even calls in Japan for Kishida Fumio to stop visiting South Korea.
Han Councilman Tian Rongji landed on Dokdo wearing a South Korean flag
At the same time, several South Korean civic groups held a protest rally in front of the presidential palace, demanding that Japan apologize for the forced recruitment of South Korean laborers during World War II. Some protesters also said that "the rush to facilitate the South Korean summit is worrying the South Korean people." In addition, Kishida's question of whether Fumio would apologize for historical issues has also become the focus of attention of the Korean and Japanese media.
What is more interesting is that although the Japanese people are not very positive about Kishida's visit to South Korea, the United States is particularly enthusiastic. After the time of Kishida's visit to South Korea was confirmed, US Ambassador to Japan Emmanuel immediately "congratulated" on social media. In this regard, Japanese netizens mocked: Sure enough, I received instructions from the United States.
South Korean citizens gathered at the presidential palace to demand an apology from the Japanese side
After working hard for a year, the ranking is not as good as Moon Jae-in
On the same day, a South Korean polling agency ranked the support rating of South Korean presidents when they took office for one year: Moon Jae-in ranked first, with 78% support, followed by Kim Dae-jung and Park Geun-hye, with 60% and 57% respectively. And Yin Xiyue was in second place.
In addition to the low support rate, many South Koreans are also worried that the prosecutor-turned-president is likely to make South Korea a "prosecutorial republic." Because the members of the South Korean presidential office are either from the procuratorate or have worked with Yoon Seok-yue. In the view of Koreans, "if people with homogeneous ideas come together, it will inevitably harm national affairs." ”
Yin Xiyue, a prosecutor by training, used procuratorial personnel to attract criticism
Comprehensive analysis, the extreme dissatisfaction of the South Korean people, coupled with the fierce eyes of the opposition parties, shows that this South Korean president is not good.