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south korea, as another important power on the peninsula, has different views on the direction of unification. some people firmly pursue unification, believing that only by achieving unification can the war end and peace and stability be re-established. but others are full of doubts about unification, fearing that unification will bring huge social pressure and may even lead to escalation of conflicts.

kim jong-un's change has also triggered subtle changes in china-rok relations. china needs to weigh its interests and strategies to ensure that its security and interests remain stable on the korean peninsula. south korea's position has become more complicated, and they need to make a choice under pressure from the united states and kim jong-un.

at the same time, the mainland is also facing severe challenges on the taiwan issue. taiwan's path to independence has always been a sensitive issue in sino-us relations, and kim jong-un's changes have undoubtedly exacerbated the complexity of this issue.

time is not in favor of either side. kim jong-un's determination and actions have made his changes more clear, but they have also brought new challenges. in the situation on the korean peninsula, who can ultimately control the fate and who can ultimately achieve unification requires our continued attention.

what is the logic behind this? the enthusiasm of the younger generation in south korea for unification has gradually diminished under economic development and social pressure. if unification is a necessary struggle, it will become an insurmountable problem. the kuomintang faces the same challenge, and they must find a new direction to balance economic development and national identity.

ultimately, the fate of the korean peninsula depends on the choices and actions of all parties.