Let's talk about South Korea today. In other words, South Korea's Yoon Suk-yeol has been a mess at home and outside recently, and his support rate is like sitting on a slide, sliding down and falling to the bottom. No, according to a report by the global network, South Korea's diplomatic butler Zhao Duilie hurried to hurry up, and on May 13, he came to China.
On the surface, this is not a new thing, isn't it just to discuss the big and small affairs between the neighbors, such as how to get along with China and South Korea, how to maintain peace on the peninsula, and how to prepare for the gathering of the bosses of the three countries. But if you think about it carefully, there are a lot of doorways hidden behind this. Yin Xiyue's family is now forced to pay debts by the big brother of the dollar outside, the family is still in trouble, and the economy is not angry.
Since Yoon Suk-yeol became a family, he has followed the "big brother" United States on the other side of the ocean, but as a result, the family's economy is sluggish, the money bag has shrunk, and even the relationship with neighbor North Korea has stiffened, making tension on both sides. The common people were not satisfied, and former President Moon Jae-in shouted in the air, saying that Yoon Suk-yeol was a "three-no" government, and Lee Jae-myung of the opposition was even more full of firepower, pointing out that Yoon Suk-yeol had followed the wrong big brother and offended our important neighbor.
We China, which is South Korea's largest trading partner, and if Yoon Suk-yeol wants to ease relations with us, he has to come up with something real, and he can't just talk about it. The affairs of the South China Sea and the security of the peninsula have to be handled by South Korea, don't always run behind other people's butts, you have to have some ideas of your own. Zhao Duilie is here this time, we welcome it, but we have to do things one by one, and the sincerity has to be seen little by little.
In the final analysis, South Korea's experience this time is like a lesson for us: follow the path of "America First" and be careful that you end up being the one who suffers a thankless loss. If a small country wants to maneuver between big countries, it has to be smart, have its own little abacus, and can't be someone else's pawn without knowing it.
So, friends, what do you think we should do? Is it to pull South Korea along, or let them think it through for themselves first? Let's talk in the comment area.