It feels like South Korea is really in a hurry. What will South Korea do if Trump comes to power? Therefore, South Korean President Yin Xiyue has been busy practicing golf recently, preparing to play golf with Trump just like Abe did back then. South Korea's Ministry of

I feel like South Korea is really in a hurry.

What will South Korea do when Trump comes to power?

Therefore, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yue has been busy practicing golf recently, preparing to play golf with Trump just like Abe did back then; South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is more straightforward and directly posted a picture a few days ago, with the theme: South Korea is very important to the United States .

What is the important method?

It starts with three positionings:

70+ years of blood-coagulated alliance,

an ally that fairly shares the burden,

a true partner to improve and promote the well-being of Americans.

Specifically, South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs listed South Korea’s importance to the United States.

for example.

1, South Korea’s defense spending has reached 2.8% of GDP (helping you Americans save a lot of money).

2, South Korea has borne 92% of the construction cost of Humphrey Military Base, about 10 billion US dollars, which is the largest overseas military base in the United States.

3, South Korea is the fifth largest military power in the world (we are what the United States can count on).

4, South Korea is a key buyer of US arms.

5, Americans believe that the South Korea-US military alliance strengthens the national security of the United States.

6, South Korea is the largest source of greenfield investment in the United States, exceeding US$100 billion in 2021, especially in advanced key technology fields, such as electric vehicles and semiconductors .

7, in 2023, South Korean investment will create 470,000 jobs in the United States. Among investments from Asia, South Korea creates the highest paying jobs...

At this juncture, South Korea suddenly posted such a schematic diagram. Who is it for?

There is no doubt that it is for President-elect Trump.

Don’t forget that Trump has always been dissatisfied with the fact that South Korea’s share of military spending is too small. Trump’s blackmail is so powerful that it can easily amount to tens of billions of dollars.

As for the United States and South Korea, they have reached a sharing agreement. For Trump, this is not a problem. He can just tear it up and talk about it again.

Korea has a headache.

Also, compared to Yin Xiyue, Trump and Kim Jong-un are old acquaintances, and their relationship seems to be better. In the situation of confrontation between the north and the south of the peninsula, the attitude of the United States is very important.

Korea is very anxious.

So, after Yin Xiyue made a congratulatory call to Trump, she quickly went to practice golf hard. There is no other way to get close to Trump. This is what Abe did back then.

Oh, after Trump was elected, Yin Xiyue immediately sent congratulations and posted: "Under your strong leadership, the future of the South Korea-US alliance and the United States will be even brighter. I look forward to working closely with you."

Among all the congratulations, I have to say that South Korea’s flattering skills are top-notch.

That’s why South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs took the initiative to post this picture and publicly confessed to Trump: We in South Korea are really important to the United States. We have never paid less and our services are always in place.

Especially South Korea also said that we are still the fifth largest military power in the world (anyway, South Korea has evidence, saying it comes from the Global Firepower website). The meaning is actually very clear: South Korea is still very capable of fighting, and you can use the United States. How do you say

?

Haha, I have to say that it is really not easy for Koreans.