Wonkwang University Institute for Sino-Korean Relations et al.: Mutual Perception and Hatred in Northeast Asia

The source is the ninth research report for the project “Separating the Union of North Asian Developments - HK + North Asian Social Research Institute” at the University of Mining. The paper deals with how North-north Asia perceived each other, what Western Asian aversion was, and what the hatred and discrimination of the North-Northeastern world looked like. This gave rise to the hatred and historical roots that have emerged around the world from the 19th century until today, all over North and South Asia, and sought relief. The book analyzed where the origins of this culture were, in various local countries of Western Europe, where hatred for other communities appeared. And to find ways to alleviate this, South Korea, China and Japan have analyzed, of course, the Mongols, the British and the American cases. Hate exists in the past and in the age of the spread of rational...). But in terms of long clock rows, human history has developed in a way that enhances human dignity. So the search for a basis for peace and coexistence, overcoming disgust, is now in the 21st century, a new challenge to develop when it checks the pressing challenges that humanity has to solve in the global world as well as in North Asia. In that sense, I hope it can do a little bit more than simply academic work to plant and cultivate the seeds of peace and prosperity and mutual trust in northeast Asia.

Korean title: 동북아시아의 상호인식과 혐오

Korean author: 원광대학교 한중관계연구원 외

Korean publisher: 경인문화사

ISBN-13: 9788949966724