The Korean Peninsula's Geopolitical And The Korean-style Socialism

Norm Korea has a special geopolitical environment It has become the biggest characteristic of the North Korea Socialism. It has tight relation to Korea peninsula geopolitics. But now, in our academia, most scholars concentrate on the nuclear weapons in North Korea, or the change of Korea peninsula geopolitics. Few people have discussed the development and characteristics of North Korea socialism from the point of view of the geopolitics. So today, we will discuss the relationship between Korea peninsula geopolitics and North Korea socialism, so that we can know more about the trend of Norm Korea socialism.Firstly, we will analyze the meanings and the evolvement of geopolitics. Geopolitics started at ancient time and shaped at modern ages. This theory has newly developed and matured at present Different scholars discuss geopolitics from different points of views. Each state has selected suitable geographical strategy according to the geographical view, which seriously influences not only on the international political position of the state, but also the domestic economy, politics, and society developmentSecondly, we will discuss the special geographical characteristics and values of Korea peninsula. From the position of Korea peninsula, we can see that it's a brink zone between the Asia-Europe continent and the Pacific Ocean. It's also a bridge which joins the Asia mainland to the Japanese islands. Moreover, Korea peninsula guards the ocean traffic fort of North-East Asia. The special geographical position makes Korea peninsula have a very important strategic status. On the other hand, from the surrounding states of Korea peninsula, we can see it is situated on a power intersection of the U.S., Japan, Russia and China. This is a foundation that makes Korea peninsula more valuable. But at the same time, the powerful states have also seriously impacted on Korea peninsula.Thirdly, we will concretely analyze the geopolitics factors that influence on the North Korea socialism. After the Word War II, the U.S. occupied South Korea and Soviet Union took up North Korea. From then on, Korea peninsula started to break up. This directly led to the Korea War. The war badly destroyed Norm Korea's economy, but also encouraged North...