Do you think the two Koreas will be reunified? Is it possible for North and South Korea to be reunif

No, neither China nor the United States wants a complete Korea, and with these two countries, the two Koreas will never be reunified.

I support a socialist country after reunification.

It is possible that public opinion and economic prospects will add impetus to reunification.

South Korea's "North Korea**" conducted a public opinion poll and jointly targeted reunification with the Institute of Asian Studies at Seoul National University.

1. A poll conducted in the political and economic fields showed that 86% of the people believe that the reunification of the two Koreas will be realized, and the number of citizens who are optimistic about reunification is increasing.

South Korea's National Foreign Affairs Department issued the "2040 Unification of South Korea Development Blueprint Report"**, if the two Koreas achieve peaceful reunification in 2030, South Korea's capital, technology combined with North Korea's resources, labor, plus overseas investment, unified South Korea will become the world's seventh largest economy with a population of 80 million from 2040 to 2050.

Theoretically it is possible, after all, most of them are of one nationality, and there is no problem emotionally. However, there are many difficulties in practice, one is that the economic gap between the two countries is too large, the second is that the political system is different, and the third is that South Korea also involves the United States, so it is not very operable.

Unless one side has an overwhelming advantage, it is impossible to reunify, and several major powers will not and will not agree to let them unify, the best thing is to maintain the status quo, otherwise it will be a little difficult to control.

Now South Korea and North Korea are both independent and sovereign countries recognized by the United Nations, only the two of them themselves do not recognize each other, and compared with Taiwan, it is simply the opposite, the United Nations does not recognize Taiwan as an independent country, most countries do not recognize it, only Taiwan itself wants to establish a state, China will fight Taiwan in the future is justified, North Korea and South Korea do not make sense in law, and besides, both sides have the background of big countries behind them, so there is a long way to go if they want to reunify.

Peaceful reunification is impossible, and the simplest thing is that it does not conform to the interests of several major powers behind the scenes.

Not for sure. At least neither China nor the United States will agree. North Korea is dependent on China.

And South Korea is close to the United States. Once unified. China fears that North Korea will follow the United States as South Korea did.

And the United States is also afraid that South Korea will distance itself from the United States and follow China closer. Watch more CCTV4 to understand the actual news.

Reunification requires both sides to have that will. Obviously, only South Korea has this kind of idea (it is rule), and North Korea does not have this kind of thought. What's more, the two sides have strong hostile sentiments and many sensitive issues, so the two countries cannot be unified at all.

Impossible, if South Korea reunifies North Korea, China and Russia will sit idly by?! It's a pot of porridge again.

No, because neither China nor the United States will allow them to reunify.

In the Plague Inc game, it is unified.

Yes, it is possible for North and South Korea to be reunified!

If North Korea does not have nuclear **, the uniform probability is stillThere is a pointBut North Korea is now a nuclear power, a nuclear, unified Korean Peninsula, and the surrounding countries can sleep?

Although I don't say it, it's aroundNo country wants to see a united Korea, a developed Korea with a population of nearly 100 million

North and South Korea were formerly one country - Lee's Korea, which was annexed by Japan in 1910 and later formed two countries due to the great power game of the United States and the Soviet Union

On August 6, 1945, the U.S. military dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. On August 8, the Soviet Union declared war on Japan. The United States never expected that after the Soviet Union declared war on Japan, it immediately launched an attack on the Japanese Kwantung Army on the 9th, and it developed rapidly.

The Soviet 25th Army, commanded by General Chistyakov, broke into Korea, attacked the Japanese troops stationed in Korea, occupied Xiongji on August 10, and carried out successive landing operations on the 12th and 13th, liberating Najin and Cheongjin.

At this time, the Japanese fascists were at the end of their rope and decided to surrender on August 10. When the news reached Washington, American policymakers panicked. Because at that time, the closest US military unit to North Korea was still located on the island of Okinawa, a few hundred kilometers away, and the Soviet Red Army had already entered Korea and could sweep the entire peninsula at any time.

As long as the Soviet Red Army was in full force, the American army simply could not gain a foothold in Korea. The only way was to limit the offensive actions of the Soviet troops, to strive to achieve the joint occupation of Korea by the US and Soviet forces, and to draw a demarcation line with the Soviet Union in Korea to accept the surrender of the Japanese army.

On August 10, the Coordination Committee of the United States, the Department of the Army, and the Department of the Navy held a meeting to study countermeasures. On the map, the 38th parallel (hereinafter referred to as"Thirty-eight lines"It is located in the north and south of the Korean Peninsula**, from Xiandong-ri on the Onjin Peninsula on the coast of the Yellow Sea in the west to the North Basin-ri of the Sea of Japan south of Yangyang in the east, and the straight-line distance on the Korean Peninsula is about 305 kilometers. Therefore, the US War Department suggested that the 38th parallel should be used as the boundary, with the north of the line being the surrender area of the Soviet army to Japan, and the south of the line being the surrender area of the US army to Japan.

This proposal was immediately agreed to by the Coordinating Committee, and on 14 August Truman formally approved the proposal, which was included in a letter to Stalin dated 15 August regarding the post-war arrangements for the surrender of the Japanese army. Stalin agreed to this proposal and made a compromise with the United States. On 16 August, Stalin replied that he had no objection to the 38th parallel as the demarcation line for the surrender of American and Soviet troops in Korea.

On September 2, 1945, Douglas MacArthur, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in the Far East and a five-star general general of the U.S. Army, issued General Order No. 1, which stated:"……The Japanese senior commanders in Manchuria, North Korea north of the 38th parallel, and the island of Huatai, as well as all land, sea and air forces and auxiliary forces, were to surrender to the General Headquarters of the Soviet Far East Army ......The headquarters of the Reich, its senior commanders on the main island of Japan, the small islands adjacent to it, the Korean and Philippine forces south of the 38th parallel, and all land, sea, air and air forces and auxiliary forces, shall surrender to the United States Army Command in the Pacific. "

MacArthur's General Order No. 1 publicly declared for the first time the 38th parallel as the demarcation line for U.S. and Soviet forces to accept the surrender of Japanese troops in Korea. At the same time, it shows that the 38th parallel is not only the demarcation line of the surrendered area, but also the demarcation line of the US and Soviet troops in the Korean occupation zone.

A public right belongs to the people, and the interests are shared, and a public right belongs to the stateIt is equivalent to nothing, and the interests are arbitrarily determined by the family, so many arbitrary countries are dismantled by the liberal political way, and the people are also rewarded with benefits.

North and South Korea cannot be reunited now, but there is a possibility of reunification in the future.

The East and West German issues, along with the North Korean and South Korean issues, are both legacy issues of the US-Suyalta system after World War II. The reunification of the two Germanys was mainly due to the collapse of the Soviet Union behind East Germany, and the Soviet Union, which was beleaguered internally and externally, made major compromises with the West, sacrificed the interests of East Germany, and completed the reunification of the two Germany in the form of West Germany buying East Germany

However, the North Korean issue is different from this: First, before the collapse of the Soviet Union, at a time when foreign compromise was the mainstay, South Korea did not have sufficient strength to realize the policy of West Germany; second, Russia has realized that abandoning East Germany is giving up its own strategic space in the west, and now that NATO has advanced near Russia's western border, it is one of the consequences of that series of compromises, so it is impossible to throw North Korea away in the same way; and third, although North Korea is weak, it has become a nuclear power. With a greater say in the issue of reunification, the DPRK and the ROK have tended to have a balanced relationship, and breaking this balance is a long historical process

Therefore, it is unrealistic for the two Koreas to be reunified now, but after a period of time, when major domestic problems arise between the United States and Russia, and at the same time, the gap in strength between the two Koreas is large enough that China and Japan and other neighboring countries can maintain neutrality

The reunification of the Korean Peninsula cannot be stopped, and when it will be reunified will depend on the results of the competition between the big powers surrounding the two Koreas!