On this day 118 years ago, on July 24, 1907 (June 15, 1907 in the lunar calendar), the Korean New Pact was concluded. On July 24, 1907, Hirobun Ito, the general inspector in Korea, instigated Lee Wan Yong to conclude the treaty. In 1905, after the signing of the "Japan-Korea Protection Treaty", Japan, in order to further realize its ambition to annex Korea, intensified its suppression of the conscript movement, while vigorously supporting the Korean traitorous bureaucrats and forming a puppet cabinet, using it to force the king to abdicate and conclude the treaty of selling the country. The treaty stipulates that the improvement of the Korean government's governance should be guided by the unified supervision; important administrative measures, the appointment of senior officials in Korea must be approved by the unified supervision; the Japanese recommended by the unified supervision must be appointed as Korean officials, etc., so that Japan dominated the administrative power and judicial power of Korea.