There is not much time left to South Korea. Yin Xiyue instructed the Foreign Minister Han to explain the situation to the Chinese side.

According to the Yonhap News Agency, South Korean foreign minister Park Zhen revealed that he plans to visit China next month. Park Zhen said that at the G20 Foreign Minister's meeting, he met with Chinese Foreign Ministers and exchanged opinions on visiting China in August. The specific time has not yet been finalized.

It should be noted that Park Zhen was disclosed during the visit to Japan. This trip to Japan, the main purpose of the Korean side is to repair the relationship with Japan, including discussing the restoration of the "Korean and Japanese Military Intelligence Protection Agreement", and Japan. Revisit the restrictions on Korean trade restrictions.

Judging from Park Zhen's trip to Japan this time, South Korea's plan to propose the "Chip Quartet Alliance" proposed by the United States is very concerned. It has fixed relations with Japan and allows Japan to withdraw restrictions on South Korea. Otherwise, after the establishment of the league, it still cannot work normally.

At present, South Korea has not yet determined to join the "Chip Quartet Alliance", but it has not been left to South Korea. The United States has previously issued a "ultimatum" to South Korea, asking South Korea to give a clear reply by the end of August.

After pressure in the United States, Park Zhen went to Japan to repair the relationship, and then revealed that he planned to visit China in August. These operations show that South Korea wants to make the final decision after visiting Japan and visiting China.

Right now, South Korea is very entangled. On the one hand, South Korea is afraid of the pressure of the United States. On the other hand, South Korea is unwilling to offend China because South Korea's semiconductor relies on both China's large market and China's production venue.

If South Korea does not listen to the United States and refuses to join the "Chip Quartet Alliance", it is likely to be countermeated by the United States. This is also unbearable in South Korea, because semiconductors are the core industry of South Korea. South Korea relies on the United States semiconductor technology. Disglement of technology, South Korea's semiconductor industry will be severely damaged, which will affect South Korea's economy.

For the unstable Korean President Yin Xiyue, if the economy can't get up, it will be difficult for him to go on. Therefore, even if it is tangled now, it seems very embarrassed, but it is just the same. South Korea promised the United States to join the "Chip Quartet Alliance" should only be sooner or later.

One thing proves this from the side.

After Park Zhen revealed the news of visiting China, Yin Xiyue issued a instruction to Park Zhen, allowing the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs to explain the situation to the Chinese side to prevent misunderstandings. If misunderstandings have been misunderstood, diplomatic activities should be actively carried out to eliminate misunderstandings.

Yin Xiyue didn't say the chip, but just said the supply chain. The supply chain here refers to the chip, because the purpose of the United States to form a "chip Quartet Alliance" is to transfer the semiconductor supply chain.

Therefore, Yin Xiyue's approach has shown that South Korea will join the "chip Quartet Alliance", but Yin Xiyue is unwilling to offend China, or he is unwilling to lose China's large market, and still wants to maintain trade relations with China. So let Park Zhen explain the situation to the Chinese side in diplomatic channels.

The so -called explanation is nothing more than complaining, proves that South Korea has been forced by the United States, rather than voluntarily to join the "chip Quartet Alliance" to curb the development of China's semiconductor.

This is actually a gesture that does not change the actual thing. It cannot be said that Korean dialects are beautiful enough, and they can be aggrieved enough to cooperate with the United States to curb the Chinese.

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