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2003-10-25 19:16 name=ShowStatusBar value=-1><param name=Filename value=http://www.phoenixtv.com.cn/home/zhuanti/web/chaoxian/image/sp1.asf><embed type=application/x-oleobject codebase=http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=5,1,52,701 flename=mp src=http://www.phoenixtv.com.cn/home/zhuanti/web/chaoxian/image/sp1.asf Post by bird-dog @ 19:16 金正日的第三任夫人高英姬（照片）

2003-10-25 16:24 Post by bird-dog @ 16:24 NORTH KOREA THIS WEEK NO. 263 (October 16, 2003)

2003-10-25 16:21 NORTH KOREA THIS WEEK NO. 263 (October 16, 2003) TOPIC OF THE WEEK No Ceremony Held in North to Mark 58th Founding Anniversary of Workers' Party Has the Workers' Party of North Korea really lost its decades-long ruling status in the Communist regime in the northern half of the Korean peninsula, although the constitution of the country, now governed under the military-first guiding principle, still calls for the Party's leadership in all state activities? This question was raised by some North Korea watchers in Seoul recently when the Party marked its foundation 58 years ago, but without any ceremony. In a few functions for the Party's founding anniversary on Oct. 10, senior officials in the North visited Kumsusan Memorial Hall in central Pyongyang where the embalmed body of former leader Kim Il-sung is laid in state, and North Korean citizens laid flowers before his statues erected in every corner of the country, while all provinces and cities held dancing parties for young people in the evening, aimed at celebrating current leader Kim Jong-il's inauguration as general secretary of the Party on Oct. 8 six years ago rather than the Party's founding anniversary. A clue to answering the question came in an editorial carried that day in the newspaper published by the Party, Rodong Sinmun. Asserting the Party is still playing the leading role, however, the editorial renewed Pyongyang's rhetoric: "All guidelines of our Party, aimed at reinforcing the main forces of revolution, are based on the military-first principle: the army equals (or represents) the Party, the state and the people." Under this false reasoning, it also mentioned the Party's pivotal role, saying: "The Workers' Party of Korea is an invincible party guided by Great Comrade Kim Jong-il's Juche-based military-first ideology, and it plays the role of a guiding force in rebuilding the country as a Kangsong Taeguk (a great, powerful and prosperous country) under a military-first political formula." Earlier, on March 21, the North made an attempt to explain the military-first ruling principle, in a lengthy editorial carried in the Party newspaper under the heading, "The military-first ideology is an invincible banner for the cause of independence in our era." But the logic backing up the editorial was confusing when it said: "The Party plays the role of a leader in achieving the socialist cause and the government serves as a political tool, while the army is the pillar of revolution which the Party and the government are depending on." It further asserted both the Party and the government can carry out their mission only when they are backed up by the army. The North has maintained Kim Jong-il introduced the military-first politics on New Year's Day in 1995 when he inspected an artillery company called "Tabaksol Guard Post," under People's Army Unit No. 214. But it was in Oct. 20, 1998, barely one and a half months after the formal inauguration of the Kim Jong-il regime that the North began to mention the "military-first" leadership and politics. In April that year, the North Korean media began to propagate the idea attaching importance to the army. Noteworthy, however, is the fact that Rodong Sinmun until October 1999 continually used the slogan calling for the "people's unity behind the Party Central Committee" led by Kim in its editorials to mark the Party founding anniversary. Thereafter the newspaper seldom used the slogan, in particular, "the Party Central Committee," replacing it with the phrase, "the command post of the revolution." This logic-chopping in these editorials of the Party newspaper gave the impression that the North Korean leadership can hardly disregard the decades-old Party-oriented tradition in the Stalinist hierarchy today, even though the army is playing a vital role in maintaining the regime plagued by its failed economic policy, among others. But evident is the status of the Party whose influence has continued to wane since the abrupt death of Kim Il-sung in 1994, while the military's influence and role has grown. Thereafter, the Party has held for policy-making purposes neither a session of its Central Committee nor that of the Politburo. In other words, the developments indicate the Party has lost its function of policy-making, which seemed to have been taken over by the National Defense Commission. Under the Party charter amended in the sixth Party Congress in October 1980, the Party Central Committee decides, among other things, the basic policies and strategies of the Party, while the Politburo carries out that function of the Party Central Committee when the committee is in recess. Also, there are no indications that the Party will hold the seventh Congress in the near future, although more than two decades have passed since the sixth one was held in 1980. But the Party's function seems to still be alive partly, the job most likely undertaken by the Party Central Committee's secretaries and departments, as indicated by articles in Rodong Sinmun in recent years. Undoubtedly, that function is to promote or supervise the implementation of the main policies. One of the hundreds of slogans announced by the Party Central Committee and the Party Central Military Commission last April read: "Let all Party offices propel actively the construction of a Kangsong Taeguk (a great, powerful, and prosperous country) by launching vigorously the drive for wining the title of the three-revolution red flag!" (Yonhap) ■ NEWS IN BRIEF 12th Round of Cabinet-level Inter-Korean Talks Opens in Pyongyang With tensions touched off last October by North Korea's nuclear weapons program still lingering over the Korean peninsula, high-level officials from the two Koreas on Oct. 15 started their talks in the North's capital, Pyongyang, primarily aimed at developing closer cooperation between them -- as scheduled three months earlier. High on the agenda in the 12th round of cabinet-level inter-Korean talks was the nuclear issue, although main topics in the talks were to be issues related with the economy and the Koreans whose relatives are living separately in the divided halves of their fatherland. South Korean negotiators to the talks were led by Unification Minister Jeong Se-hyun and those from the North by Kim Ryong-song, counselor of the Cabinet. At the start of the Pyongyang meeting, Seoul and Pyongyang had disputes over the nuclear weapons question. In the opening session on Oct. 15, Minister Jeong expressed the South's desire for progress in resolving the nuclear problem during the talks, which is essential to facilitating inter-Korean cooperation. But Kim simply renewed the North's position that Pyongyang has exerted its best efforts for its solution and that the United States failed to play its part. In the 11th round of the talks held in Seoul last July, North Korea softened its stand on the nuclear issue, agreeing to cooperate with each other in efforts to settle peacefully the nuclear issue "in a proper way of dialogue." The negotiators from Seoul and Pyongyang also exchanged views on issues related with economic cooperation, concerning the linking of their roads and railways, the speedy construction of the North's industrial park in Kaesong and the promotion of the tourism project regarding Mt. Kumgang in the North, plus problems involving separated relatives. The cabinet-level meeting of the two Koreas followed an inter-Korean meeting to deal with the question of business disputes and another one regarding that of marine transport, which were held for two days starting Oct. 11. The two Koreas agreed to form and operate a working panel for the implementation of the Agreement on the Procedures to Confirm the Origin of the Goods Transacted between the North and the South as early as possible. As for marine transportation, they decided to continue discussing issues regarding it, including sea routes and telecommunications. (Yonhap) Hong Song-nam Named to Lead Workers' Party Chapter in South Hamgyong Province Former Premier Hong Song-nam was recently appointed as chief of the Workers' Party Chapter in South Hamgyong Province. Hong was replaced as premier by Pak Pong-ju in a Cabinet reshuffle made during the first session of the 11th-term of the Supreme People's Assembly held in Pyongyang on Sept. 3. His appointment to the Party office was revealed in an article aired by the (North) Korean Central Broadcasting Station regarding the completion of a resort built in Toksong County of the province. Hong, 74, served as vice premier and concurrently chairman of the State Planning Committee in 1973, and chief of the Party chapter in South Pyongan Province in 1982, plus acting premier of the Administration Council, the predecessor of the Cabinet, in 1997. He was appointed as premier of the Cabinet during the first session of the 10th-term Supreme People's Assembly held in September 1998, for the formal inauguration of the Kim Jong-il regime. Such former premiers as Yon Hyong-muk and Ri Gun-mo have been named as heads of provincial local Party chapters immediately after they were discharged from the office of premier. (Yonhap) North Korea Warns Japan Not to Link Japanese Abduction with Nuclear Issue North Korea on Oct. 9 again warned Japan not to connect the issue of Japanese nationals abducted in the past by the North's agents with the nuclear weapons issue involving Pyongyang and Washington, stressing the abduction issue was already solved last year. The North's warning came in a statement issued by a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, which was relayed the next day by the (North) Korean Central News Agency, the mouthpiece of the regime. Despite the North's efforts to settle the issue by admitting its abduction of Japanese in the summit meeting of North Korean and Japanese leaders held in Pyongyang in September last year, Japan intends to deliberately link it to the nuclear issue, the statement said. The statement also said that in order to resolve the issue, Japan should return to the North the five Japanese abductees who were allowed to visit their hometowns for two weeks starting mid-October last year, but have remained in Japan. In a response to the North's demand, Japan asked Pyongyang to send to Japan the family members of abductees in the North. Two days earlier, the Foreign Ministry spokesman said North Korea will not permit Japan to take part in any form of talks to resolve the North's nuclear standoff with the U.S., complaining that Japan hampers the settlement of the nuclear issue by linking the abduction issue to it. While acknowledging the North's abduction of Japanese citizens in the summit with Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi Junichiro in September last year, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il promised to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents. (Yonhap) Information Highway under Construction in North Korea North Korea is building an information highway to establish a nationwide information network, it was revealed in an article of the October 5 edition of Rodong Sinmun, newspaper of the Workers' Party, whose copies reached Seoul recently. The newspaper said that the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications recently launched the construction of the information highway linking Pyongyang, the North's capital, with all counties and cities throughout the North. The Bureau for Electricity and Telecommunications under the umbrella of the ministry is pushing ahead with the project to construct an information highway of a world-class level by increasing the capacity of digital automatic telephone exchange equipment, it said. The bureau is replacing the obsolete communications lines in all counties and cities with fiber optic cables and digital communication equipment, Rodong Sinmun added. The information network and micro-satellite communications system recently built in the North have been useful in economy sectors, the newspaper said, adding the North is pushing the project to realize teleconference and distance education by computer network, plus multimedia telecommunications. North Korea has been operated an intranet which can be accessed only in the North, with no access to the Internet. (Yonhap) Juche Ideology, Still Guiding Principle in the North Despite frequent reference to the Red Banner Philosophy and the Military-first Politics in North Korea, Juche Ideology still holds good as the guiding principle there in the Stalinist country, said a professor of Choson University run by the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan, dubbed Chongryon. Juche means self-reliance. Han Dong-song, chief of the teaching staff in the philosophy faculty of the university, on Oct. 14, made this statement in his contribution to the Choson Sinbo, the newspaper published by the Chongryon. Juche Ideology is still a firm guiding principle in the North and all new ideologies made to meet the demands of the new era are based on the idea, Han said, adding that it is wrong for some to say the ideology has disappeared in the North based on the frequency in recent years of new ideologies such as the Red Banner Ideology and Military-First Ideology. Juche Ideology was stipulated in the constitution revised in 1992 and 1998 as the North's guiding principle, since it was officially adopted as the guiding ideology of revolution and construction in December 1967 and written into the socialist constitution in 1972, said the professor. This fact shows that Juche Ideology is still the guiding principle of revolution and construction in the North even in this military-first era, Han added. The North Korean constitution stipulates in Article 3: "The DPRK is guided in its activities by Juche Ideology, a world outlook centered on people, a revolutionary ideology for achieving the independence of the masses of people." (Yonhap) ■ PYONGYANG'S RHETORIC Japan Accused of Violating North Korea-Japan Pyongyang Declaration KCNA, October 9, 2003

  • Right after the appearance of the new cabinet called the "second-term Koizumi cabinet" in Japan on September 22 there happened disturbing acts of violating the main spirit of the DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration.
  • The chief executive of Japan in a policy speech at an extraordinary Diet session on September 26 again insisted on a "package solution of the abduction, nuclear and missile issues of north Korea."
  • Right after his formation of the new cabinet he gave to Ishiba, director general of the Japan Defense Agency, his first instruction to "fundamentally reexamine the equipment and organization to cope with threat of ballistic missiles."
  • Koizumi did not utter even a word about the issue of redeeming Japan's past, the core issue in implementing the declaration, but raised a hue and cry over the issue of abduction, which had already been settled, and the nuclear and missile issue to be solved between the DPRK and the U.S. This is a mockery and violation of the declaration.
  • The declaration stipulates that the DPRK and Japan shall not threaten each other's security. The DPRK has never threatened Japan: Not only before the signing of the declaration but after it.
  • The basic spirit of the declaration calls for settling the issue of Japan's liquidation of its past, not the "removal of the non-existent nuclear and missile threat" to Japan from the DPRK.
  • Much talk about the removal of a "threat" and "abduction" apart from that issue is little short of refusing to implement the declaration.
  • Shelving the issue of redeeming the past after the publication of the declaration, the Japanese authorities are busy floating the fiction of a "threat" from the DPRK in collusion with the U.S.
  • They have stepped up its militarization and put spurs to the establishment of the missile defense system. They, at the same time, put spy satellites into orbit and put sanctions upon the DPRK, disturbing the regular service of its ships.
  • Japan's vicious anti-DPRK smear campaign and violation of the declaration will only stoke the bitter anti-Japanese sentiment and pent-up wrath of the army and people of Korea.
  • The DPRK is closely following the attitude of the Japanese authorities.
  • It will never allow Japan to encroach upon its sovereignty and dignity even a bit.
  • The Japanese authorities should not violate the basic spirit of the declaration, well aware that Japan's liquidation of its past is a legal and moral obligation whose fulfillment brooks not a moment's delay. (Yonhap) ■ CHRONOLOGICAL REVIEW (October 9-15) October 9 A delegation of the Democratic Women Union, led by its chief Pak Sun-hui, leaves Pyongyang for Cuba and Brazil. 9 A soiree of youth is held in Pyongyang by the Ministry of People's Security to mark the sixth anniversary of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's inauguration as general secretary of the Workers' Party Central Committee and the 58th founding anniversary of the Workers' Party, with the participation of Choe Ryong-su, minister of people's security. 9 A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry issues a statement that Japan should send Japanese abductees, who were allowed to temporarily visit their homes in October 2002, back to North Korea, if it has a willingness to resolve the issue of the Japanese abduction by the North's agent. 10 A group of senior officials from the Workers' Party, the government and the army visit the Kumsusan Memorial Palace in downtown Pyongyang to pay homage to former leader Kim Il-sung whose embalmed body lies there, on the occasion of the 58th founding anniversary of the Workers' Party. 11 The (North) Korean Central News Agency says that connecting Korean-German Professor Song Du-yul, who was alleged to have engaged in pro-North Korean activities, with North Korea is an act against the North. 12 Radio Pyongyang says that North Korea and Russia on Oct. 8 signed in Moscow an agreement on customs cooperation. 12 The third round of a meeting for inter-Korean economic cooperation and the third contacts for marine cooperation under the inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Promotion Committee close in Munsan City, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, near the Military Demarcation Line.
  1. Talks between delegations from the Workers' Party and the United Democratic Front of Malawi are held in Pyongyang. 13 A delegation of the State General Bureau of Tourism leaves Pyongyang to take part in the 15th session of the World Tourism Organization General Assembly to be held in Beijing, China, during Oct. 17-24. 13 Kim Yong-nam, chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, meets in Pyongyang with Glyn Ford, member of the European parliament from the British Labour Party. 14 Premier Pak Pong-ju hosts in Pyongyang a banquet for the delegation from South Korea for the 12th session of the inter-Korean ministerial level-meeting. 14 A medical delegation from South Korea arrives in Pyongyang to participate in the fifth Pyongyang medical science symposium. 14 A delegation from the National Science Academy, led by its President Byon Yong-rip, leaves Pyongyang for China to take part in the ninth meeting of the Science Academy in the third world and a ceremony to mark the 20th anniversary of the foundation of the academy. 14 Glyn Ford, member of the European parliament from the British Labour Party, leaves Pyongyang, wrapping up his eight-day visit to North Korea. 14 Uton Muchtar Rafei, regional director of the South-East Asia Regional Office of the World Health Organization, flies into Pyongyang. 15 The 12th round of inter-Korean cabinet-level talks opens in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang. 15 The annual national athletic and sporting competitions open in a ceremony held in Pyongyang with Kim Jung-rin, secretary of the Workers' Party Central Committee, and Deputy Premier Kwak Pom-gi in attendance. 15 The week of German films opens in a ceremony held in Pyongyang. 15 A ceremony is held in Wonsan in commemoration of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's "on-spot guidance" tour of Kangwon Province a year ago, with Ko Jong-dok, chairman of the People's Committee of the province, in attendance. (Yonhap) Post by bird-dog @ 16:21 北朝鲜核危机与亚太超级大国政治

2003-10-12 04:05 中国和美国在亚太地区又合作又竞争的背景之下，北朝鲜实际上已经成了一个 “试验品”。通过朝鲜问题的处理建立起超级大国之间同时进行安全竞争和危机管 理的模式，很可能会成为将来北京和华盛顿之间处理重要问题的主要方式之一。 朝鲜半岛出了问题，中国是不可能置身事外的。如果北朝鲜崩溃，烂摊子就必 然倒在中国头上。而让北朝鲜这么闹下去，势必尾大不掉。养出一头白眼狼来不说 ，美国趁机以针对北朝鲜的名义加强亚太军力，压力还是加到中国头上。别的不说 ，今年年初美国大举增兵关岛，重轰炸机就进驻了２４架。美国的军事调动是用北 朝鲜核危机为理由的，名正言顺，中国无话可说。可是只要一看地图就能明白，在 台湾海峡随时可能有事的背景下，美国增兵关岛给中国带来了多么大的压力。另一 方面，北朝鲜一旦掌握了独立的核力量，就会导致东亚安全环境的严重震荡。由此 引发的日本核武装化、核扩散、核讹诈等一系列问题对美国和中国都会造成非常严 重的后果。而且从长远上看，朝鲜核武装化给中国造成的冲击甚至比美国更大。 从这里就能体味出朝鲜危机对于中美安全竞争和危机管理并存的双重性质。围 绕朝鲜核危机的布局实际已成为“影子式”的安全竞争。这是两个超级大国既要推 进自己的安全利益，却又不希望把双边关系搞得太过紧张，从而出现的变通手法。 北朝鲜核危机取代了对中国极为敏感的台湾问题，成为美国在亚太地区的首要安全 问题，无疑使得中南海暗自松了一口气。而美国以北朝鲜为公开目标搞导弹防御系 统，也已经是心照不宣的外交官语言。而与此同时，北朝鲜核危机冲击了美国和中 国两家主导东亚安全的格局，从而威胁了两个大国共同的既得利益。因此，北朝鲜 的行为促成了华盛顿和北京“共同管理”这一危机。理解超级大国之间看似矛盾， 实则高度一体的“双重性质关系”是分析局势并提出对策的前提条件。 美国轰炸北朝鲜核设施？ 随着伊拉克战事的收场，解决朝鲜问题已提到布什政府的议事日程之上。可以 设想，已经安排的美国副总统切尼访华当中，朝鲜问题将占据非常重要的地位。美 国完全可能向中国表示，如果危机拖延不决甚至进一步升级，美国就有可能从关岛 远程轰炸北朝鲜核设施。对此中国是什么态度？ 应当说，这已经是个很现实的问题了。从美国的立场上看，任何同北朝鲜的协 议都必须包括对北朝鲜核项目的严密检查；而从北朝鲜的角度看，这种搜查无异于 羞辱，更何况伊拉克接受检查也没有逃脱挨打的命运。所以，朝鲜核危机要想和平 解决，最难过的就是“核查”这一关。北京朝美谈判爆发激烈争吵，是丝毫不令人 意外的事情。下一步美国大举增兵向北朝鲜施加压力，符合美国“以压促变”和“ 遏制失效后迅速实施打击”的一贯方针。 一旦白宫下了决心，美国不会理睬南朝鲜的反对，日本也就是通知一声要用基 地起落预警加油机进出舰船而已。换句话说，日韩都是没有“否决权”的。对于美 国来说，关键是东亚的另一个大国所持的是什么态度。值得一提的是，类似的场面 二十多年前就出现过一次。一九七九年邓小平访美，就在白宫秘密通知了卡特总统 出兵越南的计划，试探美国的态度。次日卡特讲了一通外交辞令，明白是默许的态 度。老邓放心，回来就打。以至于苏联怀疑中美达成了秘密协议。 但是情况不同的是，邓小平向卡特要求的仅仅是美国不反对中国对越南的军事 行动。中国没有要求美国提供任何支持，只要不和苏联一起出来支持越南就行了。 而在朝鲜危机当中，美国需要中国的程度要高得多，这是朝鲜半岛特殊的地理环境 所决定的。南朝鲜首都汉城离军事分界线实在太近。北朝鲜的“以超强硬对待强硬 ”，就是抓住了对方的这个软肋，用高度前置的火炮和坦克把汉城随时置于威胁之 下。而反过来看，北朝鲜的软肋则是关键的物资供应无法自给自足，粮食和燃油均 高度依赖中国。综合这些因素，中国掌握着控制朝鲜半岛局势的钥匙，对于朝鲜核 危机如何解决拥有决定性的影响。如何施展这一影响，从而保证朝鲜半岛局势的发 展符合中国的国家利益，乃是中国当前对外政策的一件大事。 “以煤换油”力争和平解决 中国的理想目标，在中国政府的表态当中已经摆得非常清楚：一个是朝鲜半岛 无核化；另一个是和平解决。中国要求朝鲜半岛无核化反映出来的是危机管理的这 一半，而坚持和平解决反映出来则是安全竞争的另一半。但是以美朝双方尖锐对立 的态势，同时做到这两点是很不容易的事情，需要中国实施积极主动的努力，而不 是坐在家里袖手旁观。而且即便如此，中国也不能不做应对朝鲜半岛爆发武装冲突 的准备。 本人的建议是一方面“以煤换油”，向北朝鲜施加压力，另一方面在联合国联 合法俄德等国，牵制美国的单边行为。 前面已经提到，北朝鲜的王牌是攻击汉城。但是北朝鲜的苏联模式机械化部队 如果没有充足的燃油供应是发挥不了作用的。中国可以考虑控制北朝鲜的石油供应 ，提供煤来替换其中的一部份。这样一来，既能保证北朝鲜人民生活的能源供应， 又能迫使北朝鲜作出让步，推动朝鲜半岛的无核化。不过，这会导致日本和南朝鲜 下酸雨的环境问题，但是酸雨总比核导弹好得多。 与此同时，中国有必要在联合国积极运作，联合法俄德等国，提出解决朝鲜半 岛核危机的和平方案。其内容不外：北朝鲜放弃核发展，美国作出书面保证不攻击 北朝鲜，国际社会（主要是日韩两国）向北朝鲜提供经济援助，还有各方随着局势 缓和逐步削减在朝鲜半岛的军力。这既包括美国逐步从南朝鲜撤军，也包括北朝鲜 削减在三八线上的前置军力，并且放弃“先军政治”，实施中国式的经济改革。这 套一揽子解决方案的提出必然能为中国争取主动。 本人认为，在面临二○○四年大选的形势下，布什政府接受这套“中国方案” 的可能性相当大。毕竟，如果在朝鲜半岛爆发一场伤亡惨重的战争，对布什的竞选 连任会构成一场政治灾难。而北朝鲜不愿放弃核武装却更可能是解决危机的主要障 碍。因此，中国需要清楚的向北朝鲜表明，虽然中国的目标是朝鲜半岛无核化与和 平解决两者得兼，但是无核化的地位高于和平解决。如果北朝鲜成为唯一拒绝中国 和平方案的当事者，中国将不得不考虑对朝鲜政策作出重大修改，其责任只能完全 由平壤承担。而如果平壤接受中国的和平方案，那么充当保证人的各大强国就必须 联合要求美国遵守诺言，保证北朝鲜的安全并随着局势的缓和从南朝鲜撤军。总而 言之，中国的态度应当是反对任何一方的单边政策，从而力争朝鲜半岛无核化与和 平解决都能得以实现。 最后顺便说一句，朝鲜半岛核危机还有个特殊的用途：帮助北京摆脱萨斯的形 像阴影。北京被媒体炒作得仿佛空气里全是病毒一样，如何摆脱这个阴影？答案是 ：得有人去北京，而且必须是非常显眼的人，有媒体跟踪报导。这样大家一看就会 说：“北京不是不能去了吗？怎么他们还去？”那么谁会去北京呢？ 布什政府的高官为了北朝鲜问题必须要去。在北京萨斯危机的高峰，美国助理 国务卿却到北京出席三方会谈，就是个很好的例子。为了解决朝鲜问题，美国政府 的高级官员今后几个月还得继续到北京“朝拜”。在目前特殊的形势下，这本身就 是对北京的让步。 Post by bird-dog @ 04:05