The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Forcefully by the state administrator and optimistic people
Korean people are helplessly optimistic and even vulnerable.
Also, like water and oil, we must think from why there are coercive, forcefully by the state, discriminatory rulers and knowledge layers of that reserve army.
The geopolitics mentioned above is heavily involved in this.
Again, there are no geographical barriers on the Korean Peninsula.
This is a big feature, and from the viewpoint of defending independence, it lacks national conditions from the beginning.
People are defenseless as they are giving up on preserving the country, in other words, they are optimistic and simple.
If it is impossible, there is no choice but to give up, but the ruler against them is helpless and irresponsible.
When the Khitan people invaded Goryeo in the Korean Peninsula from the 10th to the 11th century, the king escaped, placing the public, even when Hideyoshi Toyotomi of Japan invaded Korea in the 16th century, the king of Joseon escaped.
In the 17th century, Hong Taiji of Qing dynasty invaded the Korean peninsula twice, but the king of Joseon also fled to Ganghwa Island.
It was equipped to the royal palace for escape here.
This historical state has not changed even during the Korean War sixty years ago.
The inter-Korean leaders who interrogated the war, both fled.
First, the Syngman Rhee president in Korea which received the invasion of North Korea ran away back as it made an army or the public left, blowing up the bridge which hangs over the Han river.
On the contrary, when North Korea was counterattacked by the US military, when coming to repeat a rout, Kim Il-sung Supreme commander of the Korean People's Army escaped Pyongyang, leaving all the decision- making to Peng Dehuai General of China after the fight, and escaped to Manchuria Tonghua.
This draft continues.
