The Department of History at Seoul National University is very well-known, and has produced many well-known scholars and influential monographs, and its main research areas are South Korean history, Oriental history, and Western history.

After all, the regimes on the Liaodong Peninsula have been subordinate to China since ancient times, and China was their suzerain, until the Qing Dynasty, and the Han and Tang dynasties directly became the land of China.

There have been such entanglements in history, how can the history of their country be less related to China?

It's just that the history they wrote is far from the real history.

When the members of the exchange group arrived in the third-year classroom of the Department of History, the students were taking a class on the modern history of South Korea.

During the Ming Dynasty, the regime on the Liaodong Peninsula was still a vassal state of China, and the king of the dynasty could only be considered orthodox after the canonization of the Ming court, otherwise it would be unjustifiable. At that time, the Ming army was directly stationed on the Liaodong Peninsula to help the DPRK resist the invasion of the Japanese army.

When the members of the exchange group entered the classroom, the teacher in the classroom was talking about the history of the Ming Dynasty in China.

After listening to a lecture delivered by the interpreter accompanying the delegation, Chen Baikun raised his hand and asked to speak, and was allowed to speak.

"Teacher, I want to ask you a question," Chen Baikun asked loudly: "At that time, the Ming Dynasty was the suzerainty of the dynasty, and the dynasty depended on the Ming Dynasty to exist, and the Ming army stationed in Liaodong at the request of the royal family of the dynasty was the main force to resist the Japanese army, which is a historical conclusion. ”

Chen Baikun took a deep breath and asked loudly, "But what you said in class, the invasion of the Japanese Kingdom was all resisted by the Korean army, and it had nothing to do with the Ming court and the Ming army stationed in Liaodong. May I ask, is this a historical fact in your opinion? Or do you want to deliberately erase the influence of the Ming Dynasty on the situation in Liaodong at that time, and deny that the Ming Dynasty was the suzerainty of Korea at that time? What the teacher said in class just now was Yelang arrogant?"

After listening to the lecture just now, Cao Yue was also quite indignant.

North and South Korea are a virtue.

In the textbooks of the regime in the north, the history of the Chinese army helping them resist the United Nations was almost completely erased, and the victory of the Korean War was all turned into the exploits of their people's army.

"Goryeo sticks, it's really shameless," this is the silent thought in the hearts of many people.

Cao Yue also thinks so, and the countries he hates the most are the Wa Kingdom, the Three Kingdoms of Nanhe and A.

He understandably did not want to admit history, repeatedly denied the existence of the Holocaust, and beautified the war of aggression of that year.

After all, that period of history was a glorious past for the Wa kingdom in terms of their foreign expansion, and those who died in the shrine were their national heroes. They enshrine the heroes they consider and boast of the glory of their wars, which is something that any nation would do.

Of course, those people are the sworn enemies of China, the enemies of the heavens, and their glory is our shame, and we must settle accounts with them for the crimes of the past.

However, North and South Korea do not have any glory of their own in history, but they regard the glory created by others as their own, and they are complacent about it, and by the way, they belittle those who really create glory.

Koreans have done this countless times.

Their shamelessness is even greater than that of the Japanese coles.

It's a pity that the Chinese people are very friendly to South Korea, and there are countless people in Kazakhstan, and even their stars have more influence in China than in China. What long-legged Ou Dad, artificial beauty has become an idol chased by Chinese people.

Chen Baikun dared to stand up in public and question in public, and Cao Yue's impression of him has changed greatly.

This guy asked very directly, and Cao Yue admired his courage.

"This is the history of our South Korea," the teacher replied a little dismissively to Chen Baikun's question, "Historically, the South Korean people have always relied on their own strength to resist the invasion of foreign enemies, including the Japanese and Huaxia. It is a great honor for the Korean nation that the people of South Korea have finally gained complete independence in modern times after thousands of years of bullying by their neighbors. South Korea has never been dependent on other regimes, nor is it affiliated with other countries. What this classmate just said is really ignorant. ”

"So you have abandoned Seoul, which has been the name of thousands of places, and changed Seoul to Seoul? In order to sever ties with past history, you have abandoned even Chinese characters that have been used for thousands of years?" Chen Baikun asked aggressively: "Is it just like this, can you cover up the history of Seoul that has existed for thousands of years? Why don't you change the name of the Han River in front of Seoul at the same time? Do you think that by revising history, the past that already exists can be erased? Why don't you even have the courage to face history squarely?"

At this time, Zhu Chaoyang stood up and stopped Chen Baikun's continued inquiry: "This question involves a very wide range and is not the scope of this cultural exchange, please Chen Baikun don't dwell on it anymore." ”

He felt that Chen Baikun's questions were too poignant, beyond cultural arguments and political. If it is not stopped, it is likely to cause unnecessary disputes, and this dispute will lead to diplomatic incidents.

Many of the students in the exchange group looked at Zhu Chaoyang and expressed their anger at his stopping.

However, the classmates all took into account the overall situation, and no one stood up to question Zhu Chaoyang's cowardice.

As an official of Huaxia, when he led a delegation to visit abroad, he was worried that he would cause trouble and be punished after returning to China, so he acted cautiously, which everyone can understand.

But Zhu Chaoyang's calm attitude did not make South Koreans appreciate it, but they became aggressive.

"We are not a Japanese country, we will not modify any history," the teacher who gave the lecture, after proudly glancing at Chen Baikun a few times, directly asked the exchange group a question in Chinese: "Chinese culture has a long history, Tang poetry and Song lyrics have become the swan song of Han culture through the ages, but what I don't understand is that China has such a long history, such a splendid national culture, and countless sages have emerged for thousands of years, why does no one pay attention to the inheritance of culture now?"

"Isn't there a sentence that says: the Tang Dynasty culture is in the Wa Kingdom, the Song and Ming Dynasty cultures are in South Korea, and the Republic of China culture goes to Taiwan Island. Can you say that the Chinese people are now reluctant to inherit the splendid and long-standing culture left by their ancestors?" said the male teacher Han very contemptuously

"If this is the case, what qualifications do you have to be proud of the past? How confident do you have to say what you just said? Do you believe that China, which has abandoned its traditional culture, has had such a glorious history?"