I came to see it because of Jiang Shui... But I have to admit that Roh Moo-hyun's life is truly legendary, and Moon Jae-in is the witness and continuation of this legend... But, regarding the democratization process of South Korea, I feel that the Koreans are working hard The direction seems to be quite biased, and it is easy to fall from one extreme to the other... Either a dictatorship, or a military government, or a five-year term of non-reelection... One moment no one is allowed to give opinions, and then another moment when he resigns and is immediately counterattacked... Under the current system, there is not even a single president who can retreat... Really, amazing...
Roh Moo-hyun's grassroots background and professional experience are both political capital and obstacles to his career. His last jump was embarrassing, but it was indeed a reasonable ending. I don't know what step Wen Zaiyin can do now, whether to see him after a while, or to change the current political ecology, after all, 5 years is really too short... Qin Dynasty nobles can wait until Duke Qin Xiao died before killing Shang Yang. , why should the Korean chaebols be afraid of this short five-year trough... Really depends on Wen's own good fortune...
It is very interesting that it seems that at that time, the definition of those progressive youths was red, but both defenders and taxi drivers seemed to secretly refuse to admit that these people were red, and there was only very vague mention of their claims. And, more space tells about the perspective of outsiders: Although you don’t understand and don’t understand, it is wrong for the government to do this to you.
This is subtle.
Diluted the theoretical call of communism in the event with the Western concept of human rights. When it comes to the North Korean policies of Roh Moo-hyun and Moon Jae-in, it's really hard to say which one is private.~~
But unfortunately, the fate of South Korea, the president of South Korea does not have too much power, and it is basically impossible to make a difference in international relations.
I don't know much about Korean politics, the above are all nonsense, please don't take it too seriously...
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