Last month, the United States and South Korea jointly conducted military exercises and provoked near the North Korean border, causing North Korea to launch missiles in response. The situation on the peninsula instantly became complicated. South Korea was very panicked and tried t

Last month, the United States and South Korea jointly conducted military exercises and provoked near the North Korean border, causing North Korea to respond by launching missiles and . The situation on the peninsula instantly became complicated. South Korea was very panicked and tried to win over the United States and use strong methods to make North Korea surrender.

South Korea's panic is not unreasonable. Let's not talk about how lethal North Korea's weapons are. It is a big question whether the local American soldiers have the ability to protect the Koreans.

Let’s talk about North Korea’s missiles, let alone the nuclear weapons . North Korea has had them for a long time, and now it has developed the hypersonic missile , which can almost ignore the THAAD anti-missile system and is a nightmare for South Korea and Japan. Missile testing has basically been going on for years. When Moon Jae-in was in office, relations between the two countries eased a lot, but after Yin Xiyue came to power, he generally adopted a tough attitude. From joining the NATO Cybersecurity Organization, to participating in the Madrid NATO Summit, to holding a large-scale South Korea-US joint military exercise last month, they were all provocations to North Korea.

Therefore, Yin Xiyue has experienced North Korean missile tests in the few months since he took office, which is more than his predecessor had experienced in several years. It has to be said that Yin Xiyue is still very popular with missiles. No wonder he wants to cling to the thigh of the United States while not forgetting to reconcile with Japan.

Another big event happened on the peninsula in the past two days. Five North Korean unmanned reconnaissance aircraft flew over South Korea for reconnaissance under the nose of South Korea. One of them also flew to the presidential palace in Seoul for reconnaissance, and all returned safely in the end. South Korea's air defense radar has long grasped the flight traces of the drone , but the dispatched fighter planes fired more than 100 shells but failed to shoot it down. In addition, a South Korean aircraft crashed due to unknown reasons. Fortunately, the pilot on board rescued himself in time and was not injured.

This incident was nothing. Anyway, North Korea has done similar "insulting" things in the past few years, but South Korea's self-esteem was obviously hurt this time, because South Korea's technical level seems to have made little progress over the years. It couldn't even stop a few drones, and a total of 7 hours were wasted. While South Koreans are hurting their self-esteem, they also realize that with their own level, it is difficult to confront North Korea head-on. Even if they can cause equal damage to the other party during war, a war that cannot guarantee their own safety is destined to be a failed war.

Taking all things into consideration, it is expected that South Korea will turn its attention to China. On the one hand, South Korea believes that my country's words may have an effect on North Korea; on the other hand, they are also treating a dead horse as a living horse. After all, in today's world, there are only a few countries that can have a major impact on the regional situation.

Therefore, a reporter from Yonhap News Agency asked at the regular press conference of my country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs whether Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has any plans to visit South Korea. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that South Korea is China’s close neighbor and an important partner of China. High-level exchanges between our two countries are very important. However, there is currently no relevant news about visiting South Korea.

Judging from the spokesperson’s statement, China still attaches great importance to the development of China-South Korea relations and holds a positive attitude towards future exchanges between the two countries. But this is a sensitive period for the situation on the peninsula. If China rashly visits the peninsula, it will add more instability factors to the situation on the peninsula. To protect North Korea and South Korea, I don’t think I will visit South Korea in the short term. At the earliest, it will be after the situation on the Korean peninsula stabilizes.

In fact, using normal logic, even if China visits South Korea, it is unlikely that the North Korean issue will be discussed, because China's attitude towards the North Korean issue has been very clear, that is, South Korea and the United States provoke first, and North Korea responds later. Only by clarifying this causal relationship can we have a discussion. Otherwise, South Koreans will be asking for trouble if they want to talk to China about the North Korean issue.

If China must mediate, the best way is for both sides to make concessions. South Korea and the United States can no longer be aggressive and continue to collude with the United States to provoke North Korea. Japan cannot add fuel to the fire (of course, they may be more afraid of North Korea's anger than South Korea). This is the premise; North Korea must also give due consideration to the international impact. If the other side retreats, North Korea will reduce its deterrent behavior. In general, mitigating the situation on the peninsula requires the joint efforts of all relevant parties, rather than compromise and concession by one party. If the peninsula issue is viewed with a "zero-sum mentality", there will never be a day of peace.