China, the United States, Russia and Japan don't want to see the reunification of the Korean Peninsula, do they?

China, the United States, Russia and Japan don't want to see the reunification of the Korean Peninsula, do they? Of course, only the big countries facing serious problems are busy with their own affairs will they give up their peripheral strategies.

If China reunites the Korean peninsula, the United States and Russia will not even think about it.

Things on the Korean peninsula have never been internal to the peninsula. China, the United States, Russia and Japan are four great powers competing for the strategic position in Northeast Asia here.

Who do you think can give up the Northeast Asia strategy in China, the United States, Russia and Japan?

The Korean peninsula is the battlefield of China, the United States, Russia, South Korea and Japan. It is a game place for China, the United States, Russia and Japan.

For thousands of years on the Korean peninsula, only North Korea has achieved complete independence, and South Korea is still under the control of the United States, even without military power.

South-North reunification of the Korean Peninsula is not in China's interest. If North Korea is reunified, it is not in the interests of the United States. If South Korea is reunified, it is not in China's interest.

The reunification of the Korean peninsula is definitely unfavorable to Japan. In the Far East, North Korea and Russia are obviously on China's side, and South Korea belongs to the pro-Japanese faction. If North Korea reunites South Korea, what allies can Japan have in Asia? Taiwan Province province? Philippines? Vietnam? Even these three countries together are not enough for China. What's more, Taiwan Province Province and Viet Nam are still pro-China.

The reunification of the Korean Peninsula is not in China's interest, is it? Peaceful development is what everyone expects, but the interests of all parties are complicated.

Why is the United States unwilling to sign a peace agreement on the Korean Peninsula? Everything is not just a name, but a content. Many times, the name can be called beautifully, which makes people feel that it is like this, so they will follow the trend, but the content is another matter. What you don't know doesn't need to be used as a tool. A peace agreement? Who started to abrogate the original peace agreement a few months ago? Who is trying to make a promotional video? That shows that he shouted loudly, attracted everyone's attention, created a national hero who entertained the public on TV (it is easy to create a hero in movies), and consolidated his position in the country (young people, how can you be dictatorial? How many of those bosses really listen to him? Since people inside are starving again, let's make a peace agreement quickly. In fact, this is also his move, using media publicity to find some listeners to make trouble together. He became a messenger of peace again. The play is not over yet.

Is the reunification of the Korean Peninsula really bad for our country?

As long as the DPRK and the ROK are not smashed by American devils like Iraq and Syria, nothing will happen in our country.

If the United States really hits North Korea, will the Korean Peninsula be reunified? The United States will not fight and will not dare to fight. . Pretend at most, just talk with your mouth. . The reunification of the Korean peninsula is also not in the interest of the United States. . .

Except North Korea, no country in the world will sincerely hope for the reunification of the peninsula. . Neither can South Korea. . Although shouting unification all day. . When it comes to the crunch, it will be the first to back down.

Because the two countries on that island are the most wonderful countries in the world. . . One is a military freak who maintains his rule by brainwashing. His economy ranks 90th in the world, but his military level can rank first in the world 10. . .

Other economies are ok, but the military command is in the hands of the United States. . Military power is the basic right of a country, so having an army without command actually does not conform to the definition of becoming a country. If strictly defined, South Korea is actually not a country, but a colony of the United States. . For example, India during the British colonial period is similar to that in South Korea today. . . .

What will happen if the peninsula is unified? North Korea's living standards will improve, South Korea's economy will be dragged down, the United States will lose its military command, and China will lose its ability to influence North Korea's politics.

No one will benefit except North Korea. . . .

Can China unify the Korean Peninsula? No, at least in the current world situation, this is unnecessary. People don't attack me, I don't attack.