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Cambodia's political landscape has always attracted international attention, and Hun Sen's recent move to pass the premiership to his son has sparked widespread debate. This article will rearrange the structure of the article, examine the event from different angles, add elements of analysis, and modify the structure and expression of sentences.
The Transition of Power in Cambodia: The Transmission of Power
After 38 years of Cambodian politics, it has finally witnessed the passing of power. On July 26, Prime Minister Hun Sen entered the palace to meet the king, but a series of photos caused many netizens to question, and some people couldn't help but ask, who is the king?
The Inheritance of Power: The Story Behind the Picture
To better understand this event, let's first take a look at some photos. However, the number of photos published by the news media is relatively limited. One of the striking photos is the horror of the king's expression.
Perhaps the reason why the king was so nervous was not just because of etiquette. In these photos, the king's attitude is more respectful than that of the prime minister. The contrast in sitting postures is particularly striking, with the prime minister sitting in a wide chair and the king sitting upright, sideways to talk to Hun Sen.
Symbolism and Intrigue: The Difference Between Chairs
It is worth noting that there are also clear differences in the seats of King and Hun Sen. Hun Sen sat on a wide chair, almost as if he were sitting on a dragon chair. Whose intention is this seating arrangement? The issue was compounded by the fact that the king's staff were paid by Hun Sen and that promotions were controlled by Hun Sen.
Intrigue and Legacy: Echoes of History
At the East Asian Games lighting ceremony in March this year, Hun Sen opened a yellow umbrella in front of the king. This raises some questions, do staff dare to make their own decisions? From yellow umbrellas to wide chairs, what is Hun Sen's intention?
Some netizens compared Hun Sen to Cao Cao in Cambodian history, believing that he held the Son of Heaven hostage to order the princes. The king seems to be more of a symbolic presence in this scenario, similar to Emperor Xian of Han in Chinese history.
However, it is worth noting that in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Emperor Han Xian once went out hunting with the ministers, and Cao Cao shot a deer, and the ministers mistook it for Emperor Han Xian and cheered. Cao Cao even came to receive the cheers, although the ministers were angry about it. Hun Sen's disrespect for the king seems to have become commonplace in Cambodian politics.
Peculiar symbols: names and actions
What is even more peculiar is that Hun Sen's assistant Chen Fengming named his company "Royal Group", while Chen Zhi, a die-hard fan, named his company "Prince Group". Does such a move mean that they no longer respect the king? Or do they have special relationships that allow them to act this way? We can find very different attitudes in the behavior of Thai, British and Japanese merchants.
The issue behind the power scheme: the status of the king
Once the photo of Hun Sen meeting the king came to light, people immediately noticed the difference in the seats, which raised questions about the true status of the king.
summary
In the transmission of political power in Cambodia, both images and details play a key role. Prime Minister Hun Sen's actions and demeanor raised doubts about the king's status and political power. This inheritance of power seems to be accompanied by the reconstruction of symbolic and actual power, which makes one wonder where Cambodia's political future will go.
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