Historically, Korea's biggest problem has been the lack of resources. Even today, the small population and very limited Natural Resources have stunted its growth into a real world power. If borders were taken down between North and South Korea, the population would nearly double, thus doubling its human resource factor. A country of 70,000 people would put it on more even footing with the 100,000+ population of Japan as well as the obvious benefit of expanding its territory and exploitable resources. With Korea's huge, newfound educated population, expansion of territory and resources, knowledge of how to expand economically, and eventual total control of the economy by big-businesses in Korea's group-oriented culture, Korea would eventually become a world power, most likely usurping the spot of either Japan or Germany amongst the world's top four economies.
Although it would likely eventually be displaced by countries with enormous populations such as Brazil, Mexico, or Russia and it is highly unlikely it will ever be able to attain the sheer force of the future economic juggernauts of USA, China, and India, a unified Korea would enjoy a short-term position nearer to the top of the economic ladder and possibly the most economically equal society in the world.
Obviously, this is good for Korea.
North Korea wanted to unify itself with South Korea and create one Korea under a Communist government.
It wasn't . There is still North Korea and South Korea .South Korea is thriving, while North Korea has many people doing without bare necessities. The US still maintains a significant military prescence in South Korea to protect them .
Silla in 676 CE.
North Korea. The war started when North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to unify the Korean peninsula for communism. (Later in the war, China became involved, so the UN force was also engaged with the Chinese army.)
I am Korean but I confuse about my feeling, too. However, first of all, North and south should be unify. There are many families who cannot meet each other, people who escape from North Korea is increasing, etc. South Korea's economy will drop immediately after unifying, but it can be solve after the society get relaxing.
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To unify Korea under North Korean control.
Probably never, but North Korea will have to eventually open up its borders.
North Korea wanted to unify itself with South Korea and create one Korea under a Communist government.
Kim Il-Sung planned to unify North and South Korea by militarily invading the South and annexing it.
North Korea became communist and South Korea became democratic
It wasn't . There is still North Korea and South Korea .South Korea is thriving, while North Korea has many people doing without bare necessities. The US still maintains a significant military prescence in South Korea to protect them .
Silla in 676 CE.
North Korea. The war started when North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to unify the Korean peninsula for communism. (Later in the war, China became involved, so the UN force was also engaged with the Chinese army.)
I am Korean but I confuse about my feeling, too. However, first of all, North and south should be unify. There are many families who cannot meet each other, people who escape from North Korea is increasing, etc. South Korea's economy will drop immediately after unifying, but it can be solve after the society get relaxing.
To unify = eekhed (איחד)
they unify by means of flying