Dreams of Korean Unification

Is the re nuclear fusion reaction of the Korean peninsula really possible? After three years of war among the North and to the south Koreas, the Korean Demilitarized Zone separated the two Koreas through the Cold war and into the 2010s. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the dealing between the two Koreas shake somewhat improved; however, the consanguinity started to decline, due to conservative sulfur Korean president downwind Myung-bak, who opposed the norths continuous development of thermonuclear weapons, and the threat of bombing split of south Korea by the wise dictator of the north, Kim Jong-un, after the demise of his father, Kim Jong-il. By comparing Germanys and Vietnams reunification with that of the Korean Peninsula, I believe that Korean reunification is still possible.\nLately, the word, unification, has been something of a buzzword in South Korea. Although current South Korean president, greens Geun-hye, emphasized unification in her New twelvemon th press conference on January 28, 2014, many young generations curiously find the idea of Korean reunification as nobody more than pure fantasy. check out to Julian Ryalls article, Park Pushes the Dream of Korean Reunification, As unification can result the northeast Asia region with a fresh growth engine, I think will be jackpot not solely for South Korea, but withal for all neighboring countries.\nAlthough the coarse majority of South Koreans agree with her statement, their reasons be more alter than simply an economic boost. Its understandable that some South Koreans have a liking to see their relatives, who have been stuck in North Korea, since the end of the Korean War in 1953 in a stalemate at the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone. thither are some, who do not want to live in the shadow of North Koreas antagonistic threats of invasion, nuclear attacks or artillery bombardment of civilian areas. In order to happen upon Korean reunification, there are potential co sts and problems, such a...