The same world, different perspectives.
What's wrong with this world? The martial law in South Korea, the overthrow of the government by the French parliament, and the complete suspension of work and education in Cuba have added a sense of concern to the world. What should political development be like? How can the economic trend in the Eurozone rebound?
On the evening of December 3rd local time, South Korean President Yoon Seok yeol suddenly conducted a live television broadcast, announcing the implementation of "emergency martial law", which caught the South Korean political arena and society off guard. Faced with the sudden imposition of martial law, the South Korean National Assembly convened an emergency meeting and all 190 members voted to demand that Yoon Seok yeol withdraw the martial law. At around 4:27 ，Dec 4th( local time ）, South Korean President Yoon Seok yeol announced his acceptance of the National Assembly's request to lift martial law. According to South Korean media reports, the opposition party has passed a series of impeachment motions against government officials, causing the administrative system to be paralyzed and the government to face serious difficulties in governance. In response to this political crisis, he attempted to strengthen her administrative power through martial law.
Origin:21 economy net
Things happen one after another in the world. Let's shift our perspective to France.
On the evening of the 4th( local time), the French National Assembly voted to pass a motion of no confidence in the government. According to the French Constitution, French Prime Minister Barnier will submit his resignation on behalf of the government to President Macron on the 5th. According to French media reports, this is the first time since 1962 that the French government has been overthrown by parliament, and Barnier, who has only been in office for three months, will become the shortest serving prime minister in French history. President Macron has also become a focus of public opinion. How would everything go on ?
Origin:IFENG.COM
At the same time, the Cuban government announced a complete suspension of work and education. On December 4th local time, the Cuban Ministry of Energy and Mines announced that the national power system was paralyzed due to a malfunction in a large thermal power plant. This is the third nationwide power outage that has occurred in the past two months. The power outage is just the tip of the iceberg in Cuba's predicament, reflecting a country's difficult struggle under the pressure of natural disasters, aging equipment, and international blockade. Behind it is actually the ruthless crackdown and manipulation of capitalism.
Origin:Tencent net; see the world with Xiaoxian
We should feel fortunate to live in China, one of the safest countries in the world.
The turbulence in the world has a huge impact on society. This will not only affect the personal safety of local people, but also limit the level of local economic development, creating a regional economic leverage gap and making economic development difficult. For any country, power ,the trust of all its people,is granted . Holding high the banner of power, betraying the trust of the people, and plunging the world into dire straits, is this the world we hope to see?
I don't think so. No matter how power develops, what we hope to see is prosperity, orderliness, and flourishing. This is closely related to every one of us in the world.
Here, we remind overseas Chinese compatriots to protect their personal safety and contact the local consulate if necessary. The motherland will always be the strongest support for all of us. Peace, friendship, prosperity, respect, understanding, and win-win are the values and concepts we should uphold. No matter how the world changes, the hearts of people around the world will be closely intertwined, exploring and pursuing a diverse, innovative, and altruistic world together.
