Coexistence Era: New Roadmap for Regional Development in Northeast Asia

Author: Li Chenglü (Korea)
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Should the future Korean economy face the Chinese economic circle or the Pacific economic circle? Is the future history of Korea continental or maritime? In other words, should Korea choose China or the United States? How will the issue of the Korean Peninsula be resolved in the future? What is the future path for Northeast Asia? Lee Chenglü's Era of Symbiosis offers unique answers to these questions. – From the perspective of the Korean Youngsaeng Publishing House, Lee Chenglü's work presents a distinctive viewpoint, providing Chinese readers with valuable insights into the thoughts of Koreans and is highly recommended. – Song Chengyou Era of Symbiosis author Lee Chenglü proposes his own views on the establishment of a Northeast Asian free trade zone and how Korea can become a logistics hub in Northeast Asia. – Huang Youfu The symbiosis model elaborated by the author of this book has expanded beyond addressing issues between the northern and southern sides of the Korean Peninsula, now encompassing various problems among all Northeast Asian countries. This can be considered a valuable breakthrough. – Zhang Ying Era of Symbiosis is filled with a compassionate spirit, presenting wise and philosophical insights. "Establishing a symbiotic world" is a new roadmap for the future development of Korea, the Korean Peninsula, and the entire Northeast Asia. "Symbiosis" refers to the interdependent relationship between people of different ethnicities and nations, where mutual benefit is essential for survival and the absence of such cooperation would lead to failure. Currently, Korea faces diplomatic indecision in its foreign strategy, the unresolved nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula, and persistent conflicts and divisions across Northeast Asia. The main reasons lie in the lack of sincerity, love, and mutual trust, as well as the absence of more shared interests between ethnic groups and different nations. Therefore, Northeast Asia needs to create a three-dimensional, coordinated cooperative space—a symbiotic world—where the manufacturing, finance, information, and cultural collaborations of various countries overlap and integrate, and where differences in language, culture, religion, and systems are overcome and transcended. By signing a Northeast Asian free trade agreement and constructing a high-speed railway spanning the Eurasian continent from Tokyo to London, not only can the Korean Peninsula and the entire Northeast Asia achieve revitalization, but it will also bring significant changes to the global economic and political landscape.