Li in Ming finally wanted to understand! this time he intended to take the anti-Chinese forces first to open the knife and mobilize police to ensure the security of the Chinese embassy.
According to Yonhap News Agency, South Korean police recently announced a ban, Individual civilian groups are prohibited from holding so-called "anti-Chinese" rallies in the Seoul Hole Belt and within 100 meters of the Chinese Embassy in South Korea, and are explicitly required not to insult tourists or commit acts of violence during the demonstration.
According to reports, this measure will apply to similar activities to be held in Myeongdong in the future.
According to the news, Korean public opinion immediately exploded the pot.
No one thought, before the Chinese embassy, those groups that screamed loudly and even bullshit against foreign tourists, this time directly banned by the police out of the Minghua neighborhood.
Think carefully, is this a simple security management?
That seemingly conventional police notice, hidden behind it, was clearly a carefully arranged diplomatic shift by Li in the Ming government.
To be clear about this, we must first see who is being stopped outside.
It is clear in the report that it is those civilian groups that carry the label "anti-China" and call themselves "patriotic".
But the question is, are these people really “patriotic” or, on the contrary, become “disbanders” of national interests?
Recall that since last year, they have been making trouble in the embassy district every once in a while, scolding China, and even foreign tourists who pass by to watch the excitement have suffered.
This scenario, at first glance, is quite frightening, but think a little and understand - when the diplomatic friction is bigger, who ultimately loses?
Answer is clear.
China is South Korea's largest trading partner, with bilateral trade volume last year surpassing global pressure and remaining stable at more than $328 billion.
Not to mention semiconductor, South Korea's chip exports four-percent to China; more than 6 million Chinese tourists each year before the outbreak in Minghua, Jiangnan small store brushing card consumption scene, businessmen can all look forward to returning.
In this account, the behavior of those people is not the so-called "patriotism", but the crushing of their own dishes.
It is not surprising that Li determined the gender at his September 9 meeting tomorrow morning: it was not freedom of speech at all, but a complete “disruption.”
Looking back, the police took a straightforward step, citing Articles 10 and 11 of the Law on Assembly and Demonstration, which directly prohibits the carrying of dangerous goods and blasphemy.
But it's not just acting in accordance with the law, but also a "precision operation" with strong political signals.
To be known, behind this group of troubles are the youth supporters of the Yinxiang camp.
During last year's general election, didn't they fuel the pro-American line under the banner of "values diplomacy"? And the result?
The Sadr issue has heated up again, the chip alliance has forced enterprises to choose sides, and even caused a trade deficit. All of these, the ultimate cost is borne by South Korea itself.
Therefore, Li said that this time he was "cleaning up the thieves" and cleared not the disagreements, but the extreme forces that abducted the national interests and undermined stable development.
This step is rather a “parent” than a “Lithuania.”
His co-democratic party has consistently argued for "strategic autonomy", not to turn to one side.
Moreover, the conflict in Russia has been fought until now, has Korea not yet seen it? In the game of big countries, small countries stand too fiercely and are most likely to become cannon fodder.
More realistically, the U.S. "Inflation Cutting Law" and "Reciprocal Tariffs" policies come out, and South Korean electric car and battery manufacturers are called hard-earned.
In the face of interests, the United States can never be soft.
So now, what does Lee want to do at the end of the day? the answer may be behind the blockade line of this hole.
He wants to stabilize the United States as a security ally, and can not lose China as an economic partner.If you want to think of both, you have to take care of the "your own people" who scream and crack the pot at home.
Only in this way can South Korea truly turn from a "passive pawn" to an "active player".
Nowadays, the police ban has gone beyond the meaning of a street control.
It sets a line between reason and extremes, and a nation’s vigilant self-discipline in choosing its future direction.
Li’s action to “clean the gate” is more of a diplomatic correction than a return to the wisdom of the country’s survival.
After all, in international politics, there is never a need for romantic adventurers, only a need for a clear and pragmatic leader.