동아시아 평화의 초석으로서 한일 문화적 사유 고찰

Abstract

According to the traditional Balance of Power theory, the emergence of the great power results in the emergence of an anti-defeat alliance between the powers. Furthermore, there is an opinion that it is unnecessary along with the necessity of forming an anti-defeat coalition of the overwhelming one-pole system. In addition, some argue that deepening interdependence between countries through trade suppresses war, but realism's position is strong that this interdependence is not a sufficient condition for peace.
 During the Cold War, the two systems of the United States and the Soviet Union were converted to a one-nation system, but the instability of the system was revealed everywhere, and this Russian invasion of Ukraine was the trigger for a new order reorganization as a full-fledged crack signal in the world order that had been maintained since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The Korean Peninsula is in a position to openly reject China economically and politically due to the geographical conditions sandwiched between China and the Japanese archipelago and the increased proportion of trade since diplomatic relations with the communist Chinese Communist Party began with northern diplomacy. In addition, the U.S. and Japan are demanding that Korea leave the situation behind, press Korea with the logic of its own sentiment, and leave China. This is not only a tension with the United States, but also a forceful and powerless approach to the Chinese satellite state. Specifically, it can be linked to the territorial claim of Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Ryukyu Kingdom, which was formerly a subordinate state of China.
 At this point, we approached the cultural reality of Korea-Japan relations related to the East Asian Tunnel, focusing on the understanding of Korea-Japan cultural sentiment (情緖) and the Japanese archipelago's favor for Baekje, which reproduced the path of peace between the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese archipelago.