Examining modern Korean political discourse, it’s difficult to find a word which has the positive connotations of “unification."
All political forces in both Koreas never tire of professing their commitment to the great cause of "national unification," and of accusing their opponents of lacking sufficient commitment to this lofty goal.
Examining modern Korean political discourse, it’s difficult to find a word which has the positive connotations of “unification."
All political forces in both Koreas never tire of professing their commitment to the great cause of "national unification," and of accusing their opponents of lacking sufficient commitment to this lofty goal.
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