At the end of the South Korean election, 72-year-old Park Geun-hye went out of the mountain, and the Chinese side received a special invitation, and Yoon Suk-yeol saved himself.
In recent times, there has been a lot of turmoil in South Korea's political arena, and in the final analysis, there are too many scandals surrounding the leader Yoon Suk-yeol, which led to the loss of the 22nd National Assembly election in South Korea and was eyed by the opposition parties.
In the election that day, Yoon Suk-yeol's party only won 108 seats, and if it is less than 100 seats, he will face impeachment as president, and the opposition party will win 190 seats.
In fact, before that, Yoon Suk-yeol's team had expected that things would be unfavorable to him, so Yoon Suk-yeol sent someone to find Park Jin-hye, the former president.
Speaking of Park Jin-hye, as the former president of South Korea, although she was once imprisoned, her family still has a pivotal position in South Korean politics.
In March, Han Dong-hoon, the interim leader of South Korea's ruling party, visited Park Jinhye's residence for 30 minutes.
In the later vote, Park Jin-hye did come forward in person, and the 72-year-old appeared at a polling station and called on South Korean citizens to vote, although her support was heavy, but it did not help Yoon Suk-yeol much, because Yoon Suk-yeol himself left too much impression on South Koreans.
Why do South Koreans not like their president so much? I am afraid that this has a lot to do with Yoon Suk-yeol's one-sided tilt towards the United States, and at the same time, he himself has caused great dissatisfaction among the people in appointing officials and taking some actions on the issue of people's livelihood.
In addition, the first lady of South Korea is also riddled with scandals, from her background to academic fraud, and then to the later acceptance of brand-name bags, all of which made South Koreans realize that the couple is using their status to suck the blood of the people.
However, for South Korea, there is good news, that is, the long-stagnant trilateral summit of China, Japan and South Korea will be held in South Korea on May 26 and 27, and it is not easy to imagine that the last trilateral summit was in 2019, and the three countries will get together again to discuss the regional situation after five years.
Some people may speculate whether South Korea's invitation to China to participate in the trilateral summit at this time is mending Sino-South Korean relations and salvaging its reputation at home.
However, the fact is that Yoon Suk-yeol's bad reputation has nothing to do with his "anti-China" behavior, and the invitation to dialogue with China is also due to the very tense situation on the peninsula.
South Korea may be hoping to use China's influence in North Korea to persuade North Korea to back down on the peninsula.
However, China, Japan and the ROK are important neighbors of each other, and it is necessary to have regular dialogue and communication, which can effectively avoid miscalculation of the situation, repair relations, and promote peace in the region.
In South Korea now, even if the 72-year-old Park Jin-hye goes out of the mountain, he can't save Yoon Suk-yeol's reputation, so he should have a sense of crisis.
Why did the situation on the Korean Peninsula become so tense during his administration? More and more privileged US troops entered South Korea? and Sino-South Korean relations also declined sharply?
Yoon Suk-yeol should reflect on whether there is a problem with the general direction of strategy, and only allowing China to exert influence on North Korea will not fundamentally solve the Korean Peninsula issue.
How is it possible for South Korea to conduct military exercises with the United States every day, but it wants to make North Korea back down, no matter what, North Korea can rely on its own nuclear umbrella, but what about South Korea?
