For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

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For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li. Given that the two men were the first and second in line to the throne of Joseon, it was unlikely that the king would send both of them abroad at the same time, so it was a choice between two and the other.

For North Korean soldiers, being able to win the opportunity to study in the Haehan Kingdom means that their resumes can be written brightly, and the chances of being assigned to the new army in the future will also be greatly increased. However, out of the 2,000 new recruits, including officers, only about 20 were selected in the end, and the intensity of competition can be said to be one in a hundred. Considering that these 2,000 people have already undergone an internal selection by the North Korean military, the selected ones are indeed the elite of the North Korean army.

Of course, the so-called elite is not only a soldier with outstanding individual military quality like An Daoshi, but also those "escort personnel" with outstanding identity backgrounds, after all, their families are also the objects that Haihan will try to win over. However, the most background of the students proposed by Haihan has not been finally determined whether they will accept this arrangement.

During the high-level consultations between the two countries in August, the Haehan army made a proposal to the king of Joseon to send one or more princes to study in Haehan. In order to prevent the North Koreans from taking this proposal as a hostage, it was specifically emphasized that this was an independent choice and not a coercive means. Although North Korea has not refused, it has not made any further statement on this issue.

The third of the three Korean princes is still young, and it is theoretically not suitable to be selected as a candidate to study abroad, so the main targets of Haihan's move are the eldest Li and the second Li.