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Text 550 Contact between North and South Korea

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    At this time, another major international political event was brewing in the capital. Kim Yong-nam, the foreign minister from North Korea, and Han Wan-xiang, the president of the Unification House and deputy prime minister from South Korea, secretly held talks in the capital. The purpose of the talks was to resolve conflicts between North Korea and South Korea.  Make intentional contact on the merger.

    North Korea's Foreign Minister Kim Yong-nam is a replaced Red Alert spy. In fact, all those in power in North Korea are basically replaced Red Alert spies from the Strategic Bureau. Although Qi Yiming started his actions in North Korea late, because North Korea is particularly  Special system, so the control ability is deeper.

    When Han Wanxiang heard that Kim Dae-jung asked him to visit China and meet with the North Korean Foreign Minister to discuss the issue of reunification, he did not expect that the first meeting between North and South Korea on the issue of reunification would become so popular.  of.

    North and South Korea will merge into one country

    This is something that people in North and South Korea have been thinking about for countless years. Countless politicians have also regarded it as an important goal in their political careers. However, it is definitely not easy to realize this thing, so many people simply don¡¯t want to be the one to realize it.  Those who are involved in the process of reunification of North and South Korea can only have the consciousness to contribute to it.  Because the differences between the north and the south are so great and the contradictions so deep that they are difficult to reconcile.

    Issues of ideology, system, and history are all huge gaps between the two countries. Countless people want to cross them, but countless people also fall to their death inside.

    Han Wanxiang did not know how Kim Dae-jung brokered this meeting through secret relations, but he himself was very excited. If he could really promote the reunification of North and South Korea during his term, it would definitely be popular among the Korean nation.  It will leave its name in history.

    Since 19, North and South Korea have jointly joined the United Nations. Although mutual diplomatic recognition is impossible, it at least proves that the two countries have begun to recognize each other as existing political entities, and this political entity cannot be easily erased through war.  political entity.

    ¡°And this meeting was held in China. China and North Korea fought side by side. If there were no volunteers who crossed the Yalu River and shed blood, North Korea would not exist today.  After 1985, China and South Korea also established diplomatic relations. Now China has diplomatic relations with both North Korea and South Korea, and is the most important country.  With such a stakeholder presiding over and mediating, Han Wanxiang felt that things were promising.

    The layout of the negotiation table is also similar. North Korea and South Korea sit on both sides of the table facing each other, and the Chinese representative sits in the middle to conduct negotiations and preside over the meeting.  Because the contact was conducted in secret, it was not conducted in a place like the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, but in a convention and exhibition center built in recent years.

    First, representatives from North Korea and South Korea conducted a briefing and expressed their respective positions.

    Kim Yong-nam said: "The reunification of the Korean Peninsula is the historical mission given to our generation by history and the nation. It is also something we must accomplish. It is an important measure for the Korean nation to be able to stand on the world and go global. The current international relations have eased, hindering North Korea and South Korea.  Some obstacles to reunification have been gradually cleared, and it is time for us to complete our plan for reunification."

    After hearing what he said, Han Wanxiang was a little confused. This attitude made him feel that the person on the other end was not a North Korean who was always mean and aggressive, but rather a gentle and reserved Chinese diplomat.

    He immediately said: "We highly appreciate and agree with the views stated by the northern brothers. The reunification of the peninsula is a historical trend and the expectation of the nation. The reunification of the Korean peninsula is not only humane and reasonable, but also conducive to our common progress.  , develop together and grow into an indispensable positive force in the world.¡±

    Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qishen, who presided over this contact, smiled slightly and said: "I am very happy that the two parties can reach a consensus on this issue. With this consensus, our talks have a basis to continue. However, the desire is common  As for the good news, we also need to realize the major differences between North and South Korea. In the process of reunification, we will inevitably encounter various problems and entanglements of interests. But I think that in order to achieve the ultimate goal of reunification, both sides should  Based on the principle of brothers and sisters, we must make concessions in this regard so as to reach the most appropriate compromise point and satisfy both parties."

    Han Wanxiang and Kim Yongnan each nodded.

    With the old god on Jin Yongnan¡¯s side, nothing happened yet, but Han Wanxiang¡¯s side was a bit noisy.  This is because he thought that it would be great to reach an intention in this meeting, but he did not expect that the so-called achievement of an intention is simply a matter of one sentence. North Korea said that reunification is good, and South Korea also said that reunification is good, but the following is actually  Let¡¯s talk about the specific issue of how to unify.

    Over the years, although South Korea¡¯s Unification Council has drafted many plans on unification, the reference significance is not very high. The main issues they preside over are the reception of North Korean defectors or the promotion and education of unification.  So when Han Wanxiang heard about MaWhen the discussion about the unification plan was about to begin, I immediately became paralyzed because South Korea was quite unprepared this time. Of course, it was not surprising because they did not consider that they would enter this step so quickly.

    "We would like to adjourn the meeting to re-examine and sort out the content of the next stage of negotiations. We hope that the host party will allow it." Han Wanxiang had to shamelessly propose, even though the meeting has only been going on for more than ten minutes, many people continued to  Not even half of the tea was finished.

    Kim Yong-nam also made the same request: "We also need time to revise the specific details of the unification process."

    Qian Qishen nodded and said, "In that case, we will adjourn the meeting for three days and start the meeting again at 10 o'clock in the morning on the fourth day."

    Representatives from North Korea and South Korea shook hands and nodded to each other, expressing friendship, and then left the conference room through different doors. Han Wanxiang looked even more anxious as soon as he went out, and said to the staff beside him: "There are only three days.  It is really urgent. We need more domestic support, contact the country immediately, and report the situation to the President. We need a complete unified plan, preferably everything is included in the details. "

    His secretary quickly copied Han Wanxiang¡¯s words into his notebook and followed him while walking with the wind at his feet.

    Han Wanxiang also urged: "The time is too short, but even so, we must go all out. Intelligence work must be carried out quickly. No matter how much it costs, we need to know North Korea's information on the reunification issue."  Where are the bottom lines in all aspects, what is allowed and what cannot be allowed, in order to maximize our interests. Well, and as the host, China must know something, and it must increase its control these days.  Chinese officials are snooping and wooing, trying their best to obtain useful intelligence from them. No matter how small it is, we need to know, because no one knows what impact these small things will have on the future of our country."

    However, Han Wanxiang does not know that no matter how much work he does, he will not change the course of the matter at all, because the upper levels of North Korea and South Korea have long been a family, whether it is the unification plan proposed by North Korea or South Korea  The unification plans that have been put forward are actually all formulated by the Chinese. In the end, from politics to military to education to economic issues, to future development, and the survival of US military bases, the North Koreans will not have the final say.  Or Korean, but Chinese.

    Although Qi Yiming did not directly participate in the negotiation process, most of the content was actually written by experts and staff within the Strategic Bureau. No matter which item it was, it was basically based on the interests of North Korea and South Korea.  Maximize national interests.  He also paid close attention to the progress of the negotiations.

    At the same time, the Strategic Bureau also made great efforts to cover up the talks, because once things come to light and cause the intervention of countries outside the region, including the United States and Japan, although China is not unable to cope with it, it will be costly.  It's a matter of brain cells, so confidentiality work must be done very carefully.

    Of course, the current energy of the United States is not in Northeast Asia. They are also troubled by the problems in Peru and Somalia. Three aircraft carrier fleets have been drifting off the coast of Peru for a month. Although it has indeed dealt a huge blow to the Shining Path, the Peruvian government forces have  The performance is really laughable. After they entered Arequipa Province, they were attacked and opposed by the armed forces of the Makena People's Commune and even the locals. Wu Qixuan led a small group of troops to sneak attack on the logistics retreat of the government forces.  As a result, the government troops lost their protection and were easily defeated by them.

    Unless the Americans still want to use ground forces to attack the Makena People's Commune, it is obviously difficult for the government forces to eliminate this group of communists who have gained more and more trust from the locals.  In Lima, the capital of Peru, a large number of workers, students, and ordinary citizens organized massive demonstrations, attacking the government for seeking refuge with foreign forces, and provoking a civil war. The anti-government demonstrations intensified, forcing the authorities to suppress them, resulting in a certain amount of bloodshed.  The conflict has put the Peruvian official government under pressure.

    Even the people in the United States have seriously questioned the position of the United States in supporting the Peruvian government that suppresses the people. Especially after the tragic defeat in Mogadishu, the American people rejected endless foreign military involvement and endless military defeats, and demanded that Clinton withdraw troops from Peru.  The voices are getting louder and louder.

    However, if the troops are really withdrawn from Peru, then the Shining Path will inevitably take advantage of the situation to revive, and with the support of the people, completely defeat the official Peruvian government and establish a red regime. Once this red flame burns vigorously in Peru, it is likely to spread to  The entire Latin America region and the United States' backyard are in trouble.
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