Min Ji-hyo's face turned pale: "If Zhang Jiaxue is a real madman, it would be terrible after mastering nuclear weapons!"

"But we are facing this terrible future now!" Kim So-yi sighed lightly: "All mistakes are wrong. When Park Jong-jin was conducting a nuclear test, he was unable to stop it in time."

Jin Suyi raised her eyebrows slightly: "How can you say that?"

"Why don't I say that?" Min Ji Hyo asked back and said: "Park Jong-jin's nuclear weapons are a huge threat to the whole world, but the intrigue between major powers has led to the failure to take timely measures to stop them."

Kim So-yi asked word by word: "Bei Goryeo's nuclear program has existed for decades, but in fact it has been started since Park Jung-jin's grandfather. So do you know why Bei Goryeo insists on developing nuclear weapons?"

"On the surface, Bei Goryeo said it was to defend national security, but in fact it was used as a tool to blackmail the international community."

"When it comes to national security, I ask you a question, how did our nation begin the 20th century?"

Min Ji Hyo answered without hesitation: "Of course it is the oppression and invasion of Japan!"

"In 1910, the Goryeo Peninsula was forced to sign a merger treaty with Japan. This year was recorded in the year of Gengshu by the Chinese Tiantan and Earthly Branches, so it was called the Gengshu national humiliation. Next, our nation accepted thirty-six years of colonial rule, and then finally established its own country independently in 1945. In Europe, Germany, which launched a war, was divided into two countries. In Asia, due to the confrontation between the Eastern and Western camps, we were divided into two countries, rather than as invading countries.

Japan was divided. Did we provoke a war? Of course not. Is this fair to us?" After pausing, Jin So-yi continued: "Of course, we were divided in half, largely because our independence was not fought for ourselves, but the overall victory of the allies. Unfortunately, we did not rely on our own strength to drive away the Japanese invaders. In this sense, the national humiliation of Gengshu was not washed away, but continued."

Min Ji Hyo agreed with this statement: "That's right!"

"Everyone knows what's next. The first proxy war between the Eastern and Western camps during the Cold War broke out on our land, and the Chinese also fought against each other in this war.

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The international community calls it the Peninsula War, and we ourselves call it the 625 War. During the colonial rule of Japan, the total number of citizens who were summoned into the Japanese army, acting as coolies and being forced to act as comfort women was over three million. During the 625 War, more than three million people died, accounting for one-quarter to one-fifth of the total population. How did this war happen? The views of North and South Goryeo and China are different, and I will not discuss it here. The key point is that Japan was completely disarmed after the end of World War II, but the 625 War gave Japan the opportunity to re-arm itself, and economically made great progress through the war. We have not washed away the national humiliation of Gengshu. Japan became stronger and made a comeback. I don’t need to say

You should also know that Japan has now become more right-leaning..." Jin Suyi said word by word: "The biggest threat faced by our nation throughout the 20th century is Japan. So what should we do? How to clean up the national humiliation of Gengshu, and how can the Japanese stop invading us? North and South Goryeo made different choices. South Goryeo developed in the style of Japan to catch up with Japan, making Samsung ahead of Sony, and Hyundai better than Honda. So how did Bei Goryeo deal with it? This requires mentioning how Japan was defeated in the past, that is, the nuclear weapons of M. Of course, in the late stage of the Pacific War, in fact, Japan had completely retreated losses. It was only a matter of time before it could lose the war, but nuclear weapons became the last straw that crushed Japan. So Bei Goryeo chose to develop nuclear weapons..."

Min Ji-hyo kept shook his head: "You are simply nonsense!"

"I think your point of view is too shallow." Jin So-yi shook her head: "You should abandon the South Goryeo publicity you have received over the years and look at this history outside of Nan Goryeo's way of thinking, and you can come to a conclusion that is closer to the truth."

Cang Hao looked at Jin Suyi and said with interest: "There are various international statements about why Bei Goryeo develops nuclear weapons. This is the first time you have heard this point of view."

"I look at these issues from a nationalist perspective." Jin So-yi said without hesitation: "I am proud to be a Koryo. I hope our nation can develop and become stronger. This is why I am loyal to North Goryo."

Min Ji Hyo insisted: "I think you are nonsense."

Cang Hao smiled meaningfully: "I think Jin So-yi's views are actually quite remarkable."

Min Ji Hyo asked in a very incomprehensible manner: "Do you actually agree with this woman's point of view?"

"I don't agree, but I don't necessarily oppose it. I think Kim So-yi's view has an important supplement to the current situation." After pausing for a moment, Cang Hao said with some emotion: "Why is Bei Goryeo developing nuclear weapons? This is a very complex question. Bei Goryeo paid a heavy price for nuclear weapons, so why would you rather pay such a heavy price to develop nuclear weapons? Such a major decision cannot be decided by just one or two factors. In fact, I also think it cannot be completely ruled out that Bei Goryeo's original intention to develop nuclear weapons back then was indeed to defend national security and fight against Japan's threat. After all, this plan started with Grandpa Park Jung-jin, and Park Jung-jin's grandfather fought wars with Japanese people, although the so-called war is not worth mentioning. However, later, nuclear weapons have more meaning to Bei Goryeo, such as extorting the international community, etc., that is to say, both of you have the right view."

Min Ji Hyo snorted heavily: "I am also proud of being a Korean, but Park Jung-jin has nuclear weapons. In my opinion, the one who is most threatened is Nan Goryeo, not Japan."

"You can't say that your point of view is wrong..." Cang Hao sighed: "I guess there are actually many factions in North Goryeo right now, and they have different opinions on how to use nuclear weapons. Some people think it should be thrown to Japan, some people think it should be thrown to South Goryeo, and some people think it should be taught a lesson in China. As for what was Park Jung-jin's grandfather's original intention of developing nuclear weapons back then, after all, this person is dead, and we have no way to know. We can only analyze the information at present. In fact, all kinds of views make sense."

Jin Suyi nodded deeply: "Is this... you are really right."

Cang Hao changed the topic and asked Jin So-yi: "Kim Doo-hyun is your superior, right? How much do you know about this person?"

"Just like that Zhang Jiaxue, I don't know much..." Kim So-yi shook her head helplessly: "However, I have heard of some things. When Kim Doo-hyun was young, she studied in China. She could speak fluent Chinese Mandarin and was very close to China. We all know that the nuclear test location in Bei Goryeo was close to the border of China. It is said that Kim Doo-hyun was fully opposed to setting up the nuclear test location there, because this was too sorry to the Chinese brothers. However, Park Jong-jin did not adopt Kim Doo-hyun's opinion. As for why Park Jong-jin was conducting nuclear tests on China, only Park Jong-jin himself knew."

"I understand." Cang Hao smiled: "It's actually quite interesting to hear the argument between you two today. You are from the same ethnic group, but because they belong to the north and south, there are such big differences in opinions."

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"That's right." Kim So-yi nodded: "I also think that the peninsula should maintain the status quo. If someone replaces Park Jung-jin, then nuclear weapons may explode."

Min Ji-hyo asked Cang Hao tentatively: "What about your point of view?"

"My point of view is not the most important thing in this matter..." Cang Hao told the two beauties in the south and north meaningfully: "If you need to take action on the Goryeo Peninsula, I must seek opinions from the upper class of China. After all, it is of great importance, and the safety of the entire Northeast depends on this."

"Okay." Min Ji Hyo nodded: "It's better to do this. Let's go back and contact our respective superiors and discuss countermeasures in two days."

After saying goodbye to Min Ji Hyo and Kim So-yi, Cang Hao returned to the office and called Tan Yeoming and told him about the situation he obtained.

"We have also detected a recent abnormal movement in South Goryeo..." Tan Yaoming told Cang Hao: "But unfortunately, our information is not so detailed. Thank you very much for providing this information, which gives us a full understanding of the current situation."

“What should we do now?”

"It's not convenient to say on the phone." Tan Yaoming told Cang Hao: "I'll send someone to meet you. This person is named Liu Chenglie. You can arrive at Canal City as soon as tomorrow. You should discuss the details with him. Also, it's best to arrange for Liu Chenglie to meet with two female Goryeo agents. Everyone can discuss it in person. You can directly raise your ideas. After all, it's not a formal and public official meeting, so there is no need to avoid it."

"Who is this Liu Chenglie?"

"The new Chinese Ambassador to North Korea." After a pause, Tan Yaoming added: "However, he has not officially taken office yet. He will take three days to take up his new position in North Korea. He has two days to free, so he can go to Canal City to meet you. Liu Chenglie is an authentic Goryeotong and has a very good understanding of the history and current situation of Goryeo. His opinions have a great impact on our formulation of peninsula policies. He is very interested in you and has always wanted to meet you. Since there is such an opportunity now, I will just send him there."
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