“Our hope is unification.”
Many South Koreans used to sing this during their elementary schools days, but no more. While the South Korean president may refer to unification as a “jackpot,” many South Koreans are concerned about the increasing financial burden unification would bring.
“Our hope is unification.”
Many South Koreans used to sing this during their elementary schools days, but no more. While the South Korean president may refer to unification as a “jackpot,” many South Koreans are concerned about the increasing financial burden unification would bring.
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