Comments by "People Liberator" (@lvjinbin28) on "S. Korea, Japan, China summit: What's NOT on the agenda? | DW News" video.

@nextinstitute7824 1.The United States did not let go of Saddam and Gaddafi, who had given up their nuclear weapons. Millions of Iraqis and Libyans died. Ukraine also gave up its nuclear weapons. Did Russia keep its promise not to attack Ukraine? Did the United States defend Ukraine at all costs?
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@nextinstitute7824 3. North Korea previously stopped nuclear weapons testing, but the United States stopped aid for human rights reasons. The United States believed that it could exert maximum pressure, but this led North Korea to believe that the United States was untrustworthy. Even if North Korea really gave up nuclear weapons in the future, the new US president would restart sanctions for some reason, just like tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement.
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@nextinstitute7824 3. North Korea previously stopped nuclear weapons testing, but the United States stopped aid for human rights reasons. The United States believed that it could exert maximum pressure, but this led North Korea to believe that the United States was untrustworthy. Even if North Korea really gave up nuclear weapons in the future, the new US president would restart sanctions for some reason, just like tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement.
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In fact, China, Japan and South Korea in East Asia are all in the Confucian cultural circle, and North Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam also belong to the chopstick cultural circle, but they hate each other. South Korea and Japan are ideologically pro-American and anti-communist, and geopolitically afraid of the return of ancient China's thousand-year hegemony, so that Japan and South Korea will become vassal states again, so they would rather submit to the hegemony of the United States. China hates Japan because of World War II, and geopolitically fears the US military bases in Japan and South Korea, just like the United States is afraid of the Soviet military bases in Cuba and Russia is afraid of Ukraine joining NATO, so China must regard Japan and South Korea as threats. The relationship between Japan and South Korea is relatively simple. They are both pro-American and anti-communist liberal democracies, but Japan looks down on South Korea, and South Korea wants to win over Japan.
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@nextinstitute7824 3. North Korea previously stopped nuclear weapons testing, but the United States stopped aid for human rights reasons. The United States believed that it could exert maximum pressure, but this led North Korea to believe that the United States was untrustworthy. Even if North Korea really gave up nuclear weapons in the future, the new US president would restart sanctions for some reason, just like tearing up the Iran nuclear agreement.
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@nextinstitute7824 4. The United States and South Korea continue to conduct military exercises around North Korea. Although North Korea is China's only formal ally, North Korea does not trust China 100% because DPRK believes that China once betrayed North Korea, such as when it established diplomatic relations with South Korea in 1990. You should know that North Korea also has its own "One Korea Policy." If even China and Russia establish diplomatic relations with South Korea, it will be even more impossible for North Korea to unify South Korea legally.
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@nextinstitute7824 5. China naturally hates any neighbor to have nuclear weapons, but China cannot stop the US and South Korea from conducting military exercises against North Korea, so how can China convince North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons? When China had nuclear weapons in the 1960s, CCP was sanctioned and blackmailed by the US and the Soviet Union. Putting itself in their shoes, China knows that North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons, even if sanction starves more people to death. Therefore, China has only two choices: impose comprehensive sanctions on North Korea, but North Korea will feel betrayed and even become pro-US and anti-China, just like Vietnam became pro-Soviet and anti-China, which triggered the CCP's revenge against the Vietcong. China does not want to lose North Korea as a buffer zone forever, or just acquiesce.
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