I've forgotten whether I saw it in a dream or during meditation, but it was a long time ago, and it was about the relationship between Japan and Korea. I don't know if it's true.

It feels like there has been tension between Japan and Korea since the end of the war, but the actual situation seems to be as follows:

Japan and Korea once entered into an agreement that created a quasi-marital relationship. This refers to the Korean annexation before the war, where Japan was the husband and Korea was the housewife.

Some people still argue this, and I've heard it somewhere before.

Currently, Japan has divorced (or been divorced) and is now living as an unrelated man.

On the other hand, Korea, as the wife, is saying that she didn't want to divorce, but was forced to divorce, and she wants the former husband (Japan) to fulfill his responsibilities as a husband, even though he promised to take care of her life.

This is something that I, who live in Japan, find difficult to understand.

In reality, there were forces in Korea that resisted Japanese rule and tried to gain independence, and I thought that these independence forces were becoming stronger. However, it seems that, as a country, Korea still has a dominant "female" aspect, and since the country is female, if Japan doesn't take care of it, it has no choice but to rely on other countries, and it seems that there is a scheme to use flattery towards China, Russia, or North Korea to somehow manage its life, even though Japan would be the ideal husband.

...Well, it's a story I saw in a dream?

It seems that, for Korea, the reason for hating Japan after the war, when it suddenly became a defeated country and was abandoned by Japan, leading to poverty, is not simply because of anger towards Japanese rule, but rather because the husband, Japan, who promised to take care of it, failed and fell into poverty.

Therefore, although they are nominally angry at Japanese rule, it seems that the resentment of a divorced wife is simply taking a different form.

It's a dream, so I don't know if it's true. Please don't take it seriously. I myself don't know if it's true. Please consider it as just a side note.