How long can Hong Kong be called a city state of freedom

Hong Kong's government does not represent people in Hong Kong, as the government wants to keep good relationship with the mainland of China.

The economy is getting worse and worse since Hong Kong's return to China.
People stuggle to keep the freedom of speech and democracy.
Hong Kong looks like a person who wears a pair of pants whith one side is short and the other side is long.

Some part of Hong Kong looks like democratic society but some part of Hong Kong resembles China.
I wonder how long Hong Kong can be called a city state of Freedom.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/30/world/asia/in-hong-kong-frustration-after-return-to-chinese-rule.html?_r=0

Hong Kong wants free election

When Hong Kong was handed over to China, China agreed to the free election in Hong Kong, but China does not keep the promise with the Britain.

What the Britian do about this matter?
Nothing because Britian is powerless to stop China from backtracking on the promise of free election.
I think promise between countries can be broken for the sake of their benefits.
The political system is more important than the promise.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/hongkong/11069949/China-has-breached-terms-of-Hong-Kong-handover.html

 

 

What happend after Hong Kong returned to China

What happend after Hong Kong returned to China?

Personal liberty remain protected in Hong Kong.

There has been some changes in the life of Hong Kong residents.

A lot of pregnant women came into Hong Kong from China to give birth and get residency rights.
A number of big cars came into Hong Kong from China and clogged up the roads.
Access to information had been limited.
China's economy affected Hong Kong's economy.

What would happen to Korea after the unification?

Lesson from the military conflicts and a civil war after the unification of Yemen

Lesson from the military conflicts after the peaceful unification of Yemen

Yemen was unified on the 22nd of May, 1990.
After the unification of Yemen, there was a military conflict as well as a civil war between Southern Army and Northern Army.

4 years after the unification of Yemen, there was a civil war.
During the civil war, 7,000 people died and 15,00 people were wounded.

What should two Koreas learn from this accident?
I am afraid the similar accident might happened to Korea even after the unification of two Koreas.

I think how to keep harmony between the North Korean Army and South Korean Army is a big problem after Korea's unification.

Is there a good solution?

http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/yemen/yemen-an-incomplete-unification-1.1334171

Can two Koreas can be unified in one country even after the unification of Korean peninsular

Even after Yemen is unified, the land of Yemen is divided into two parts.
Yemen gives Korea a good lesson.

"Before the Yemeni unification, Yemen was one people in two states, but after the unification Yemen became two people in one states."

The above mentioned statement is very impressive.

I think Korea will be someday unified.
I wonder if Korea can be unified in one country after the unification of Korea?

These days South Korea is still divided into two parts; Southwestern part, Honam, and Southeastern part, Youngnam.

I wonder if Vietnam is suffering from the similar problems.

http://english.al-akhbar.com/node/13582

How many American diplomats are working around the world?

How many American diplomats are working around the world?

As of 2008, about 11,000 diplomats worked for USA around the world.
In 2015 I presume more than 11,000 diplomats might work.

How many embassies and general consulate are there in the world?
About 307.

How many diplomats are working in each embassy or general consulate?

About 30 to 40?
But there are many diplomats working in the main land of USA.
So I think about 20 to 30 diplomats are working in each embassy or general consulates.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/09/politics/btn-diplomatic-presence/

North Korea will start graduate schools from 2016

North Korea will start graduate schools from 2016.

I think more educational exchange between North Korea and other countries are possible thank to this new start.

I think scholars in South Korea also have something to learn from those scholars in North Korea.
I hope student exchange programs will be possible in the near future.

It is a good piece of news.
Education is the first step to open eyes to newknowledge as well as to the world.

Even after reunification of Vietnam unequal wealth is the main problem

I do not think North Vietnam want unequal wealth between people in Vietnam, but Vietnam government still fight against the poverty.
USA also has the problem of poverty.

What is the difference between USA and Vietnam.about the poverty?

Some rich Americans donate their money to the poor.
I wonder rich Vietnamese also donate their money to the poor.

http://peoplesdemocracy.in/2015/0517_pd/40th-anniversary-reunification-Vietnam

The last moment of Vietnam Reunification in 1975 was a great joy for North Vietnam people, but it was a horror and anger to some South Vietnam people.

Only 1,250 Americans remained when the South Vietnam fell to the People's Army of Vietnam.
I presume most Americans knew what would happened when US Forces withdrew.

What would happened to two Koreas on the day when the countries are unified.

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2015/04/30/Vietnams-reunification-turns-40-A-retrospective/5931430349235/

Young people in South Vietnam was not so desperate toward the reunification

Without US South Vietnam was too weak.
After US forces withdrew, the defense of South Vietnam was too weak.
Why?

People in South Vietnam was so desperate as people in North Vietnam about the reunification of Vietnam.

I wonder young people in South Korea are desperate toward the unification of Korea.

http://www.dhahranbritish.com/history/A15_VietUnification.htm

What happened after the Reunification of Vietnam

What happened after the Reunification of Vietnam

Everybody is happy after the reunification of Vietnam?
During the Vietnam war, USA and Vietnam are enemy, but now American cultures are winning the hearts and minds of the new generation of young Vietnamese.
Almost no one try to remember the old wounds.
During the war, many people died for their own ideals.

Source : http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2015/04/vietnam-40-years-fall-saigon-150429100025151.html

Cost of Korea unification is estimated as 500 Billion

The cost of Korea unification is 500 Billion Dolars.
After unification, North Korea's GDP will be increased from 1251 to 10,000 Dollars.

North Koreans will live better life after the unification of Korea.
The most important thing is that how North Korean people are convinced of this fact.

Oriental Culture Club needs books or brochures about Cultures in Asia and Middle East

Hello.  This is Su Sie Han.  I am a 10th grader of Woodbridge High School in Irvine, California.

I am the president of Oriental Culture Club in the school. 

The goal of our club is help and get to know more about each other's cultures and foods which are not well known to the world yet.

Learning their basic languages, sharing some ideas about different cultures or culture shock, their traditional and popular music or games that people could join all together in one place are very hilarious and would suddenly feel like home and also you could experience the strong bonds which are stronger than the friendship in this club.

Our meating is on every other friday lunch in J105 class room.
Our club advisor is English 1 class teacher, Rebecca Roe.(just let you know,just in case)

In order to make this club more educational and helpful for our club students , We need some books and brochures about Asian cultures and middle east .

If anyone who read this post and have some brochures or books that will helpful to our club, please send me an email and send them to me.

Thank you for your kindness for all.

Hope you have a wonderful day :)
YOLO!

Su Sie Han
E-mail : usandnorth@gmail.com
Address : 22 Creek Road, #4, Irvine, California, 92604, USA

Oriental Culture Club in Woodbridge High School, Irvine, California

Welcome to Oriental Culture Club in Woodbridge High School

Club Description

The major goal of our "Oriental Culture Club" is to help and get to know more about each other's cultures, Foods which are not well known to the world yet.

Learning their basic languages, sharing some ideas about different cultures or culture shock, their traditional and popular music or games that people could join all together in one place are very hilarious and would suddenly feel like home and also you could experience the strong bonds which are stronger than the friendship in this club.  Trust me.

Club Mission Statement

To help foreign Asian students to overcome the difficulties in studying as well as friendship

To understand different cultures of Asian countries
To learn and help each other's languages, each nation's traditional and  music or games that all people could join in one place
To increase our student's curiosity of intercultural society

Club Category 

This club is a Cultural one.

Club Advisor

The club advisror is the English teacher in Woodbridge High School, Rebecca Roe.

Meeting Location

The meeting is held at J105 room.

How often will meetings be held?

The meeting is held biweekly.
If you want to know the exact date, please email me at usandnorth@gmail.com 

Meeting day of the week

The meeting is held during the Lunch time on every other Friday.

Key Members

President : Su Sie Han (Sophomore)
Vice President : Annie Pang (Sophomore)
Secretary : Luch Xu (Sophomore)
Treasurer : Clyde Zhou (Sophomore)

You are always welcome!

Those who watched and copied American movies are sentensed labor camp.

Is it possible for North Koreans to watch American movies?
The answer is No.
Those who watched and copied American movies are sentenced to labor prison camp.

North Korean regime is afraid of the possibility that North Korean people know more about the outside world.

How many Judges and prosecutors are necessary after the unification of Korea

How many Judges and prosecutors are necessary after the unification of Korea?
About 1600 judges and about 1150 prosecutors are necessary after the unification of Korean peninsula.

North Korea and South Korea have different laws.
I wonder how the two Koreans can apply common laws.

North Korea wants to improve scientific cooperation with outside to develop its economy

North Korea wants to improve scientific cooperation with outside to develop its economy.

Science is developing at a rapid speed so that North Korean regime wants to keep up with the high speed of the world science.

Unification of two Koreas must be viewed from the economic viewpoint

The unification of South Korea and North Korea should be viewed from the economic viewpoint.
The economic gap between two Koreas must be exactly estimated.
The cost of unification of two Koreas must be exactly calculated.
The effect of unification of two Koreas must be exactly judged.

The present open market in the North Korea is different from that of the past in the North Korea, the size and volume of the open market is getting bigger.
It would be gradually difficult for the government of North Korea to control the open market.

Six reasons to unify Korean Peninsula

Six reasons to unify Korean Peninsula

Firstly, people in Korean Peninsula can live peaceful lives.
Secondly, Korea will be developed much faster econonically.
Thirdly, Korea and China will have direct routes to exchange goods.
Fourthly, Korea can make good use of natural resources in North Korea.
Fifthly, Korea can be in much higher position in the credibility of country from the world.
Sixthly, seperated people can meet without any restriction.

Vietam's policy to open door to the world effects to lessen the gap after unification

Vietam's policy to open door to the world effects to lessen the gap between North and South Vietnam after unification of Vietnam.

I think Korea also open its door to the world even wider after South and North Korea are united.