Kim Pan-su: Koreans in Shanghai Stand on the Border Again

The real problem facing Shanghai Koreans over the last year was not the Sad (THAD) but the ‘law strengthening ’ of China. During this time, South Koreans in Shanghai were watching firsthand how fast the law code was settling in China and were surprised by the ‘swift adaptation ’ of Chinese society. Now, Shanghai Koreans are aware that life in China is going to be different from what it was in the past. [Now, you're listening in Shanghai?]. An interview in China's 1990 interview quoted this story:. “What I've felt from my recent life in China is that Koreans can no longer come to China and hang around as they used to, and they can't stand it. I think we should be thoroughly managing business methods, initiatives, employee management, financial management, even personal life. If you're going to come to China and do business, you need that kind of posture. Especially if you're in Shanghai to do business. The recent Chinese government's legal administration. It became very organized and strict. The problem is it applies to not only the Korean industry but also to all Chinese companies. Times have changed. Thus, if the Chinese have been legally strengthened to apply the same legal standards to both Koreans and Chinese, it has its own effect in reducing the entry of the High Court of Human Rights. Because in China foreigners are legally weak. The simplest is that the process of getting ‘ permits ’ is very difficult, even though there are visa updates and there are restricted foreign businesses.

Korean title: 상하이 한국인, 다시 경계에 서다

Korean author: 김판수

Korean publisher: 학고방

ISBN-13: 9788960717428