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Today is the third day of the 102nd anniversary. President Moon Jae-in, who celebrates the fourth three days after the inauguration, also worked hard to refine the commemorative speech on the last holiday without any schedule. In particular, this year’s concerns are deeper than ever over relations between Korea and Japan. Reporter Na Yeon-soo reports. During the Japanese colonial period, it is a day to remember the pains of nations and the nation’s will for independence, which is why mentions of the past are indispensable in commemorating the three days. At the same time, President Moon Jae-in has always emphasized future-oriented cooperation with Japan for peace on the Korean peninsula and overcoming Corona 19. The message to Japan that will be included in the commemorative commentary on March 1 of this year is most remarkable. President Moon has actively expressed his willingness to improve relations since the beginning of the year in a situation where relations between Korea and Japan have been stagnant over the years. The US Biden administration is also pushing to improve relations between Korea and Japan to establish a strong system of cooperation between South Korea, the United States and Japan. Therefore, President Moon is expected to choose the level of appeasement message within the so-called “two-way” discourse that the past and future-oriented relations between Korea and Japan are resolved separately. One can also await Japan’s response for a proposal to successfully host the Tokyo Olympics in response to the crown crisis and imprint the Korean peninsula peace and cooperation system in the international community. However, it is still difficult to find a fundamental solution in the sense that the current heart attack situation began with a mandatory recruitment trial. On the third day of the 102nd anniversary, President Moon was challenged to take care of the nation’s pain and open a gap for dialogue with Japan. YTN Na Yeonsu[[email protected]]is.
