Chapter 1862: Conflict of Routes
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"Representative Cui Zhengyuan, who gave you the weapon in the hands of the honor guard for the change of power?"
Tension raged in Park's official residence, and a scholar with gray eyes and hair yelled angrily at Choi Jung-won.
Beside him, there were many people who were also ugly, staring at Cui Zhengyuan with murderous eyes.
Faced with this situation, Cui Zhengyuan sat calmly and didn't pay attention to it at all.
He just glanced at the guy in front of him lightly, and said indifferently: "The power is in my hands, how I use it, I can't stop you, a professor of political science at Seoul National University, from interjecting." ”
The man who barked at him was Shin Sung-joo, the head professor of the Department of Political Science at Seoul National University.
However, this man is not just a university professor, he is also the chairman of the internal organizational structure and legal proceedings committee of the new GJ party.
Although this position is not very powerful, because of his status as a professor, he is quite influential in the party.
When such a person confronted Choi Jung-won, Park Geun-H, Luo Jingyuan, Zheng Meng-Z and others, who were committed to Choi Jung-won, all sweated.
In addition to this, there were a number of neutrals present.
For example, Hwang Woo-L, the current representative of the New GJ Party, and Lee Han-J, the representative of the park, are centrists who are watching from the sidelines.
They have no close relationship with the outgoing Lee Myung B faction, the upcoming Park Geun H faction, and the newly rising Choi Jung-won faction.
Therefore, in this battle, they gave full play to the characteristics of the wall grass in line with the principle of non-participation and non-intervention.
After inspecting the parade that day, Choi Jung-won took the initiative to change the M16 American rifle he originally used to the K2 assault rifle made in South Korea.
As a result, this move was protested by the US representatives of the Joint Staff Headquarters, who believed that the ROK's move was full of unfriendly connotations.
As a result, after the matter was reported to the party headquarters of the new GJ Party, it immediately aroused the anger of Shin Sung-joo and others. That's why we have the question now.
Cui Zhengyuan is very clear about the nature of these people.
These scholars and politicians, represented by Shin Sung-joo, are basically the generation after the Korean War.
In the international environment at that time and the de-sinicization movement, these people were very close to the United States ideologically.
There is a trend of thought in Korean society today that is protected by the United States, and it is basically influenced by these people. Even within the New GJ Party, these people are well-known pro-Americans.
So all the time. They are incompatible with pro-China factions like Choi Zhengyuan.
Fortunately, even though they are all university professors, not everyone is blindly pro-American.
Otherwise, with the obstruction of these people, Cui Zhengyuan would not be able to start his own training plan on the university campus.
Strictly speaking, among the pro-US politicians, there are still more democratic parties and non-party personages.
As an established political party, the New GJ Party has gone through various stages in the history of the Republic and has become more politically and ideologically mature.
People in the party are well aware. In the face of national and political interests, it does not matter whether it is pro-US or pro-China. It's just a reasonable choice made according to the situation at the time.
This is also the reason why Choi has been able to rise so quickly within the party without being suppressed, because there needs to be such a voice in the party to help the party turn around at the right time.
As for Shin Sung-joo and others, they belong to the die-hard diehards, and everything is only the United States.
As a result, as soon as the United States protested, they jumped out first. It's really disgusting.
Therefore, when facing them, Cui Zhengyuan did not have the slightest intention of respecting the elderly. The words are very polite.
He was the overall director of the presidential inauguration ceremony and was also a representative to Congress.
Any action made will only be responsible for Park Geun-H, and has nothing to do with these people.
"You ......" Shen Chengzhuo's old face turned red, and he felt a little angry.
Gui is a professor at Seoul National University and a well-known scholar in society. He couldn't remember how long it had been since he had been swept away so forcefully.
I have to say that since I am a scholar, my demeanor is still okay.
Shin Cheng Zhuoqiang suppressed his anger and threatened Cui Zhengyuan: "Do you know how dangerous it is for you to do this? Is it going to put the whole country in danger? If there is no United States, where would we still have the Republic of Korea? Without the support of the United States. What do we use to counter the threat from the north? ”
Cui Zhengyuan scoffed. "Professor Shin, are you Korean or American? How can I listen to you and think about the United States everywhere. In this world, if any country or nation wants to develop, then it must be self-reliant and self-reliant. You think about relying on others to help you all day long, what if they don't help you one day? ”
Although Koreans have been doing it for more than 20 years, Choi Jung-won still looks down on the weakness of this nation.
Perhaps it is the impact of thousands of years of history, so that once the country and the nation encounter danger, they do not think of striving for self-improvement, but seeking reinforcements as soon as possible.
Although this is the helplessness of the widows of a small country, sooner or later, it will be ruined in such a way.
Because of the lack of blood and self-improvement in the bones, the shape of Korea is like a castrated deformity.
This is also the reason why when the Korean War first broke out, in less than a month, they were pushed into the sea by the North Korean army.
If it weren't for the U.S. landing at Incheon, where would there be South Korea in the world?
When it comes to the Korean War, the general view is that the North Korean side took the lead in the attack, so the North Korea is the real culprit.
But at that time, the South Korean side also hoarded heavy troops near the 38th parallel, not to mention that they were all on vacation.
It's not that you can't beat others, so it's just an excuse to cover up the facts.
It's such a virtue, and it's clamoring for reunification all day long. Without the help of external conditions, I am afraid that there will only be a unified share.
The relationship between the North and the South is different from the relationship between East Germany and West Germany.
During the Second World War, East Germany and West Germany were one and fought side by side. Therefore, the expectations of both sides are the same for the demand for reunification.
As a result, West Germany had a better economy, and when East Germany was brought into the embrace of reunification, no one objected.
South Korea and North Korea, on the other hand, are not the same thing at all.
Before the division of the north and the south, the peninsula was a colony of Japan. And the liberation here was not achieved by one's own struggle.
If it weren't for the arrival of American and Soviet troops, the situation here would not have changed in the slightest.
At the same time, there is also a huge difference in temperament between the two governments of the North and the South.
The source of the Korean government is the government-in-exile of the Republic of Korea, which is a political organization composed of scholars who are committed to national independence and national liberation.
This government-in-exile was first established in the magic capital of China, but later left the magic capital due to the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. Celebrate.
Looking at what this government has done, apart from shouting slogans, it is just a few petty assassinations.
Although they killed the Japanese general Shirakawa Yoshinori and assassinated the Japanese governor in Korea, Terauchi Masayoshi, etc., the real military aspect did nothing at all.
The North Koreans who can really fight are all under the hands of Kim Il C. In the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army, a large number of Koreans were active.
And these people were later the backbone of the military force after the founding of the DPRK.
For example, the famous Jin Xiong, Jin Wuting, Cui Xian, Xu Bo, Li Yingdi, Zhang Pingshan, Li Quanwu, Fang Hushan, Cui Ren, etc., are all from the old Eighth Road.
Among them, Jin Wuting even participated in the Guang. The state uprising and the 25,000-mile Long March.
The 156th, 164th, and 166th Divisions of the former Fourth Field Army, led by these people, were the trump card units of the Korean People's Army, and even the US troops suffered at their hands.
On the contrary, the temperament of the South Korean side is miserable.
The South Korean government, which was established at that time, was full of pro-Japanese elements from the former Japanese colonial rule. Including President Park Geun-H's father, who also served as a captain in the Japanese army.
At that time, the composition of the Korean army was basically the puppet police force during the former Japanese rule, the Korean ethnic people in the Japanese army, and so on.
Imagine what combat effectiveness such an army has, and what spirit can it inherit?
It is not impossible to expect such a military force to complete reunification.
So on this occasion today, Cui Zhengyuan couldn't stand it anymore and ridiculed Shin Sung-joo and others.
What he said was hard to hear, but it was all true.
One of the most important qualities of being a scholar is seeking truth from facts. So in the face of his accusations, although Shin Sung-joo and others were angry, they had no way to refute it, and they looked discouraged one by one, which really made Park Geun-H and others angry.
They are the ones who came out to engage in administration, and they are more able to understand the sorrow of being a small country.
But their measures often die in the rhetoric of empty talk and full of idealists.
It can be said that Park Geun H and other doers have long been willing to suppress these people.
However, these people hold the mouthpiece of public opinion and the commanding heights of morality, so they have no way to start.
And today, Cui Zhengyuan put aside all hypocrisy and spoke directly about the essence, and immediately made these people show their original form.
This obstacle has been swept away, and Cui Zhengyuan's next plan can be better implemented.
"If we want to accomplish our unification cause, then we must rely on our own strength. In addition, we must have a clear judgment on the international situation in order to do so. Blindly relying on the United States, you are not afraid to finish with that broken ship? Cui Zhengyuan sneered and chased after Shen Chengzhuo and others.
Although today's conflict was sudden, Choi Jeong-won was very good at seizing opportunities.
He sensitively saw that this was a good opportunity to clear the stumbling blocks and consolidate the forces within the party.
As long as he wins this battle, then his voice in the party will grow by leaps and bounds in the future. (To be continued......)