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  6) For world travel, world maps are of great help. This story is about the Chinese I met in Shenyang and the Yellow Sea marked on the Chinese map (2002). A large world map was hung on the wall of the hotel where I stayed. There, our "West Sea" was marked as "Yellow Sea" The "West Sea," our maritime territory, had disappeared. The map was made in China. Of course, one of the complaints and questions I usually had was why there's no "West Sea" in Korean maps and textbooks, but only the Yellow Sea. However, the name for domestic use was normally written as "West Sea." {let's say: West Coast Expressway, West Coast Sunset-West Coast Travel-West Coast Attractiveness, West Sea Bridge, West Sea Beach, West Sea Aquaculture Center, etc.}
  
  Strangely, however, we can't use the name "West Sea," which means our territorial waters, in maps and textbooks. This means that we acknowledge that China unilaterally marks only the Yellow Sea. This is not right. Of course, it must be written here as "West Sea" and "Yellow Sea" like "East Sea" and "Sea of Japan." When Japan unilaterally erased our "East Sea" and marked it as "Sea of Japan," our government and the whole nation protested to the Japanese government in anger. Of course, we also announced this to the International Hydrographic Organization, Google Maps, Apple Maps, and the CIA World Factbook. Furthermore, we brought this issue to the world through the Times Square electronic display in New York at the enormous cost of advertising. As a result, although it is still incomplete, "East Sea" and "Sea of Japan" were written together as our arguments were reflected to some extent. However, if it's China, not only the Korean government (president) but also the whole nation just shut up. It's nothing but only a cowardly, mean, and servile humiliating attitude of the weak.
  
  Anyway, I was curious about his thoughts on this so I asked. ¡°As you can see, half of this sea is your 'Yellow Sea', and this half is our 'West Sea'. But why do you think there is only 'Yellow Sea' and no 'West Sea' on your map?" In one word, he said, "It's news to me the word 'West Sea' for the first time. We don't have a ¡®West Sea¡¯ itself.¡± He was right. In fact, they have never seen or heard of the name ¡®West Sea¡¯ in their entire lives. There is no sea to the west of Chinese territory. Their textbooks and maps show only the ¡®Yellow Sea¡¯, ¡®East China Sea¡¯ and ¡®South China Sea¡¯.
  
  In addition, this is a question that an Indian asked me during my trip to India, but I couldn't answer it. In other words, his question was why there was no Korean name in the name of the Korean sea. For example, Sea of Japan, the Chinese Sea, the Philippine Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Andaman Sea, the Borneo Sea, the Arabian Sea, the Norwegian Sea, the Aegean Sea, the British Sea, the Arctic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, and the Caribbean Sea. In this way, everyone quickly knows which country's sea it is. However, if you just say "East Sea," "South Sea," or "West Sea," no one knows which country's sea it is. Because the East Sea, West Sea, and South Sea are mostly in countries.
  
  If you spread a world map in front of Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Indians, and Filipinos and ask them where their country's "East Sea" is, each will point to the exact east of their country. Of course, the east pointed by Koreans is the west for the Japanese, and the east pointed by the Chinese is the west for Koreans. So, to avoid this confusion, countries named their own seas. In fact, both Korea and Japan easily called it the East Sea or the West Sea even before the Middle Ages (because they didn't know the earth was round). Matteo Ricci from Italy corrected it to "Sea of Japan" in 1602, and Japan corrected it to "Chosun Sea" in 1871. Since then, the names of the two countries' Seas have become clear. However, S. Korea refuses to do so and have insisted on just "East Sea" until today, saying Koreans want it as it used to be. Is this a rational judgment or an emotional judgment? I know that in an international (competitive) society, emotions have never beaten rationality.
  
  Anyway, for more than 70 years, our "West Sea" has been marked as China's "Yellow Sea." But South Korea is completely different from its attitude toward Japan so far, and no one is protesting against China on this matter. The government, academia, the media have never made an official protest against China. Of course, the university students have never rushed to the Chinese Embassy to shout and protest collectively. Why? Because they don't know how to be angry? They don't have a sense of justice? They're not patriotic? No. Koreans only act differently depending on who the other person is. Koreans would not have put up with it if our allies, the United States or Japan, had done so.
  
  Unbelievably, however, Koreans quickly take a slave attitude toward China, which is practically our unforgivable enemy who drove the Korean Peninsula to the brink of communism with N.Korea. How do I know? Because it's been like that until now. As such, Korea is a scary tiger for our allies, but not for China. China was practically our enemy (during the Korean War), and even now China is an enemy who violates the sovereignty of the Republic of Korea, saying not to deploy THAAD to S. Korea. Nevertheless, Korea suddenly turns into a pure sheep in front of the Chinese. China, Japan, and the world know about this despicable duality of Koreans. Is there a country that is afraid of Korea? I don't know if Koreans know what they are doing and where they are going right now rationally.
  
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