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Hello, I¡¯m Jung Kwang-min from Korean high school . I am running a campaign of "correcting errors" to correct the history of our country.Currently, Korea is emerging as a serious subject in diplomatic issues due to the historical distortion of Japan and China.There are considerable errors from the comfort women issue to the Northeast Project, Dokdo, and East Sea names.As I studied history, I was sorry that people around the world still have a distorted view of our history, and that we also lacked efforts to protect our culture, and that it is still quite insufficient.
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We hope that our ancestors will preserve our wonderful history with our own hands.The error I found was also a notation problem for "Donghae".The site I found shows relatively good relations with Japan and Korea, but there was a problem with using the map.That is, the East Sea is marked as Sea of Japan. In the case of the East Sea, it is a disputed region. From the 16th to the early 19th century, Western maps indicate the Sea of Korea, the Sea of China, and the Sea of Japan, but most of them are marked with the Sea of Korea.Also, in the case of Dokdo, it was illegally incorporated into Japan after the annexation of Korea and Japan.Therefore, I have sent an email to this site and am waiting for a reply.
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I'm looking forward to reading more articles on your website and I'd also like to read a modified version of the article mentioned above.Naming the sea in the name'Donghae' is part of how I love my country, Korea, and also the wishes of Koreans for peace in Asia. I hope you will join the hope of Koreans. |