US EditionThe Force That Drives Korea
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The Force That Drives Korea
The force that bissected Korea in 1945 in two is not recent: It has been pulling it apart for thousands of years. In fact, you can understand all of Korea’s history through this one force, evident in this map:From this map, you can conclude:Korea is an appendix at the end of AsiaIt’s immediately next to China—across the Yellow Sea from China’s heartland, the North China Plain, and south of the Manchurian Plain.Only the very narrow Korean Strait …
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