On 118 years ago today, July 25, 1907 (June 16, 1907 in the lunar calendar), Japan signed the agreement to fully supervise and regulate North Korea. On July 25, 1907, an agreement on Japan's comprehensive supervision and management of North Korea was signed. This move may not be able to curb the violent riots that have raged here since the Japanese initiated the abdication of the Korean emperor. The use of violence in retaliation has always been cruel, but it has deepened hatred. Earlier this month, the Hague conference refused to accept a North Korean delegation. The delegation was sent to protest against the exclusion of North Korea from the Russia-Japan agreement, which aroused the anger of the people.