According to the Global Times, citing South Korean media reports, South Korean President Lee visited the U.S. President on Monday.TrumpA prototype of the golden crown of the Golden Crown was presented as a gift from the metal craftsman Kim Taeyeon of the "Third Star" workshop in the folk craft village of Qingzhou, and it took 20 days to make it by hand.

Lee in Ming gave Trump a golden crown model image: Global Times

The golden crown is completely imitated in accordance with the 1978 National Treasure No. 188 of the Korean National Treasure. The golden crown is a precious artefact of the Korean golden crown, about 32.5 cm in height and 20 cm in diameter, is the largest and most complex structure of the golden crown that has been discovered. The crown contains about 60 songs and 380 jewels, with more than 1 kg of gold, demonstrating the peak level of metal craftsmanship of that period.

The Golden Crown is a valuable artifact of a South Korean crown. image: social media

It is worth noting that the gold crown Trump received was made of copper and outer coated gold. It is that this was due to the consideration of cost, allegedly costing up to 300 million won (about 1.5 million RMB) if used in pure gold alone.

Nevertheless, Kim Townsend emphasized: "Recently, the price of gold has risen sharply, and it is quite remarkable to use gold alone."

From drawing patterns, molding sculptures to moulding and decorating, all the processes were done by hand. To finish it as quickly as possible, he and his son worked almost 10 hours a day. Kim said, ¡°Not machine-pressed, every piece of metal must be shaped by hand.¡±

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The Koreans are happy with the gifts, Trump is happy but still knocks on the dragon.

Japan has Japanese tricks, South Korea has Korean tricks.

After all, like the Japanese prime minister, High Market Morning Sun, laughing and jumping in front of Trump, holding his arms and watching the ball, the right-handed South Korean president, Li Wei Ming, really can't do it.

But it doesn¡¯t matter, Koreans have their own way.

Look at Lee Jae-myung's reception of Trump on October 29th, three interesting little details.

First detail, gold tie.

Rarely, Lee was wearing a golden tie.

Why gold? Simply put, Trump likes it best.

If the commander likes it, then South Korea will do it hard.

Lee hosted Trump¡¯s lunch in Ming and ended with a dessert called ¡°Golden Cake.¡±

The second detail is the infinite medal.

Another gold medal.

According to South Korea's explanation, this is still the highest honor in South Korea, and Trump became the first President of the United States to receive this honor.

Trump was delighted and regretted, ¡°It¡¯s unparalleled and I really want to wear it right away.¡±

Trump was awarded the Infinite Flower Medal, which is known as the highest honor of South Korea.

The third detail, the golden crown.

This is also one of the most astonishing details in the world.Americans have continuously launched "Don't Have a King" demonstrations, while South Korea has sent a true crown to Trump.

The Washington Post noted that Trump stared closely at the crown, with a South Korean official next to him explaining to him that the crown "symbolizes the union of destiny and royal power, as well as the strong leadership and authority of the leader..."

Although Americans protested constantly, Trump did not shy away from forwarding a video of himself wearing a crown. The South Koreans even more liked him. You will definitely like this crown.

I have to say that the Koreans are very careful.

I see that many foreign media outlets believe that South Koreans do so in the hope of favoring Trump and obtaining concessions from the United States in tariff negotiations.

But what about the results?

The United States does not need a minute.

In South Korea, Trump was pleased to announce that the trade agreement between the United States and South Korea was basically finalized-the United States agreed to reduce South Korea's tariffs from 25% to 15%, but at the expense of South Korea investing at least $350 billion in the United States.

Of the $350 billion project, South Korea invested $200 billion in cash and $150 billion in shipbuilding. South Korean officials said the investment ceiling was $20 billion annually to minimize the impact on the market.

It's hard to do it for South Korea.

South Korea sends a crown to Trump

Because it is Korean investment, but the money is South Korea, the dominant power is the United States, the increase is American employment, the main gain is also to the United States, the loss of South Korea itself bears, more is to send money.

But South Korea has no choice. Japan, its neighboring country, has invested US$550 billion; if South Korea loses less, Trump will not agree.

Lee also hesitated to disclose that the two sides had not yet reached an agreement on ¡°the methods of investment, the amount of investment, the timetable and how losses and gains should be distributed ¨C all of which.¡±

¡°The United States will, of course, try to maximize its own interests, but it will not have catastrophic consequences for South Korea.¡±

Please note: catastrophic effects!

But from the current outcome, even if the gold medal and the golden crown were sent, Trump's backbone still hit the bang, even if it was a catastrophic impact, the Koreans could only do so.

In international relations, sometimes behind humble gestures lies the unspeakable price of dignity and interests of a nation.

Therefore, we see a very interesting phenomenon: South Korean leaders warmly entertained the President of the United States and praised Trump; South Korean people are strongly protesting against South Korea's knees and concessions, shouting "No king".

Koreans are anxious.

Such massive concessions, without mentioning South Korea's national dignity, $35 billion in huge spending, wasted the South Korean industry, damaging South Korean people's livelihoods.

Don't forget, not long ago, the American police raided Korean enterprises in the United States, took away a large number of Koreans like prisoners, and handcuffed them in full view of the public, which shocked Koreans: they went to create jobs for Americans, but were humiliated by Americans like this!

South Korea's former Democratic Labour presidential candidate for Human Rights, Britain, said at the protest rally: "It is just too absurd for world leaders and governments to be busy honouring Trump and show diplomatic charm in order to persuade him to lower U.S. tariffs by a few percentage points."

Is there less absurdity in this world?

Trump and the Early Market.

Finally, what do you think?

It's completely my personal opinion, and it doesn't represent any organization. Three superficial opinions.

First, Li Ziming is still far behind the early seedlings in Gaoshi.

Although he tried his best to please Trump, to be realistic, Lee Lee emerged earlier than Minggao in terms of winning Trump's favor, and he was really far behind.

We can all see clearly from Trump's body language.

Goldman Sachs initiatively grabbed his hand, Trump was very pleased; Lee sent him a tribute, but Trump was still unhappy at lunch.

From this perspective, the United States is undoubtedly more biased towards Japan when it comes to Japan and South Korea.

If Trump were to know that Lee had also delivered such a speech in Ming, it would be estimated to be even more explosive.

Speaking at the APEC Business Leaders Summit, Lee said: "At a time when protectionism and nationalism are on the rise and countries are focusing on their immediate survival, the words'cooperation ', 'coexistence' and'inclusive growth 'may sound empty. However, it is at times of crisis that APEC's role as a platform of solidarity has become more and more prominent."

Li Ziming is right, but the key is, does Trump agree?

Images for social media netizens

Second, good intentions may not be unable to draw water from a bamboo basket.

Japan's US$550 billion and South Korea's US$350 billion. What will the final result be?

I see that many Japanese people have a premonition that it is ominous, and some people accuse it. It is entirely the generosity of the country and the favor of the United States.

After all, this money is also the hard-earned money of the Japanese. Some Japanese netizens scolded: Seeing Japan's concessions, the burden is heavy enough to sink Japan for half a century.

This is not what I said, this is what the Japanese themselves said.

The game between nations is never a sincere mindset, but often a cold balance of interests and strength.

From this perspective, in this unjust world, not every country has the strength and confidence to say no to U.S. bullying and thus resolutely defend the dignity and interests of the country.

After all, the spring has gone, the flowers have fallen again, but their pain is empty with heart and suffering, what should they ultimately describe?

Third, the international landscape is undergoing major fissures.

The world has not changed in a hundred years, and there is another Trump, and we are truly witnessing history.

How much hard work in the world is, in the end, only one abandoned piece in the other national chess team.

Too much of the world is cold, which makes people feel filled with emotion.

Not to mention anything else, let's talk about Canada. Canada watched helplessly as the United States and Japan and South Korea had a good time drinking, but Canada, once the closest to it, was abandoned and was constantly hit by Trump.

Trump made it more clear that he had no time to see Canadian Prime Minister Carney during the APEC summit in South Korea.

I read the report that Japan has also told Canada that Takashi Takashi is too busy to arrange a meeting with Carney...