Can the military pattern be analyzed from the Yangon incident?

Yangon Incident "On October 9, 1983, Chun Doo-hwan, who was then the first South Korean, was on a state visit to Langon (now Yangon) and was about to lay flowers at the mausoleum of Aung San, the founding father of Myanmar.

The analysis of the military pattern cannot be judged from this kind of thing, first of all, you must understand what the military pattern is, and the focus is on the word pattern. What is Pattern? It is an analytical extension of the current situation.

To use an analogy, China is now developing its military in an all-round way, and after a period of time, it has shown itself to surpass its surroundings to varying degrees in all aspects. This shows that China has broken the conventional pattern, and has brought about the subsequent development of the pattern (neighboring countries have strengthened their military strength) The United States has seen that China is strong and has begun to shift its military focus.

This is the greatest embodiment of the pattern. An event cannot fully reflect the pattern.

Shocking the world'Yangon Incident "On October 9, 1983, Chun Doo-hwan, who was then the first South Korean, was on a state visit to Langon (now Yangon) and was about to lay flowers at the mausoleum of Aung San, the founding father of Myanmar. Chun Doo-hwan** and his wife Li Soon-ja escaped from the ghost gate because they were late.

Later, Myanmar, which was greatly disgraced, decided that the terror was committed by North Korea. On November 4 of the same year, Myanmar angrily announced the severance of diplomatic relations with North Korea. After the "Yangon incident" that shocked the world, Myanmar froze the North Korean embassy and assets, and arrested the main culprits involved in the incident.

1. Former Captain Jiang Min-chul of North Korea, etc. Kang Min-chol, 52, is the only living assassin and is still serving his sentence in Yangon's Inseen prison, where North Korea has been demanding his return.

Yangon recovered. From 1942 to 1945, China's Far Finger Expeditionary Army fought in coordination with the British and American allies on the Southeast Asian front with Burma as the center and western Yunnan and the Indo-Burmese border as the two wings.

The Yangon** incident refers to an assassination incident that occurred on October 9, 1983, when Chun Doo-hwan, then a South Korean Bolu**, was on a state visit in Langong (now Yangon) and was assassinated at the cemetery of General Aung San in Yangon, the old capital of Myanmar. In this incident, a total of 21 South Koreans and Burmese people, including a deputy prime minister and three ministers, were killed, and dozens of people were injured. The mastermind of the attack was North Korea.

After the horror, the Burmese authorities arrested several North Koreans, who later confessed that they were assigned by the North Korean secret service "Room 39" to assassinate Chun Doo-hwan of South Korea. The Burmese authorities subsequently announced the expulsion of North Korean diplomats and the severance of diplomatic relations with the country. Tung Kuri.

Five years later, there was another case in Myanmar, but this time the location was changed to the air. On November 29, 1987, Korean Air Flight KL858 from Baghdad to Seoul was over Lundian** in Burma, killing all 115 people on board.

Kim Hyun-hee, one of the North Korean agents involved in the operation, later confessed that the political purpose of the bombing was to stop South Korea's 1988 Seoul Olympics.