Myung Seong High...

Myung Jin is too kind.

Isn't Myung Jin, Chief Cha's informer?

Myung Seong High School Senior, Han JJoonSoo

Myung Seong High School Senior, Han JJoonSoo

Call Myung Jin. Let's go for a drink.

The project that Myung Jin is going to do.

The priorities for President Lee Myung bak are less obvious.

The management thinks that Myung Jin isn't suitable for the project.

Myung Jin is too soft hearted to reject, that's why he said OK.

If Myung Jin performs well now, he'll definitely have to give him a project as a present.

So I finally found Myung Sung, her best friend that she used to play with after school every day.

North Korea s unpredictability and China s cynical irresponsibility appear to be boxing in South Korean President Lee Myung bak s conservative government.

Indeed, South Korea s president, Lee Myung bak has reportedly abandoned hope of denuclearization, an opinion held across the international community.

And Myung Sung, under some pressure from me and the translator, gave us an address on the outside of Seoul.

Lee Myung bak ( born December 19, 1941) was the 10th President of South Korea from February 25, 2008, to February 25, 2013.

The country s next president, Park Geun hye is now in the process of distance herself from Lee Myung bak s unpopular North Korea policies.

South Korean President Lee Myung bak, through his flip flops, and Kim Jong Il, with his renewed nuclear blackmail, both seem determined to see relations deteriorate.

The Sunshine Policy, which for a decade sustained hope of North South reconciliation, ended abruptly with President Lee Myung bak s election in South Korea in 2008.

President Lee Myung Bak s government plans to invest 38 billion employing people to clean up four major rivers and reduce disaster risks by building embankments and water treatment facilities.

TOKYO The Korean peninsula is stirring. In December, South Koreans will go to the polls to choose President Lee Myung bak s successor in what is currently a three way contest.

South Korean President Lee Myung bak has wisely begun to prepare for that contingency by proposing a special Unification Tax to help pay the costs of the Kim dynasty s eventual disintegration.

In South Korea, President Lee Myung bak s political base wants to roll back, not reinvigorate, the Sunshine Policy, and there is a widespread (though by no means universal) weariness with engagement.

Hu, having recently met with South Korean President Lee Myung bak, may have discussed the issue with Kim, as well as the intense pressure Lee is under to respond, if not retaliate.

In early August, Lee Myung bak became the first South Korean president to visit the islets Japan s government responded by proposing to take the sovereignty issue to the International Court of Justice.

The PRESIDENT I thank the distinguished representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Mr. An Myung Hun, for his statement, and I now give the floor to the distinguished representative of Japan.

I had come to believe that the second coming of Christ had occurred, that it was Sun Myung Moon, and that I had been specially chosen and prepared by God to be his disciple.

Just on the South Korean side, he has had to cope with Kim Dae jung s sunshine policy of engagement, Roh Moo hyun s on again, off again diplomacy, and current President Lee Myung bak s confrontational stance.

On August 10, South Korean President Lee Myung bak visited the island of Takeshima (called Dokdo in Korean), which has been the subject of a territorial dispute between Japan and South Korea for 60 years.

Relations between North and South Korea have taken a turn for the worse this year, following the election of South Korean President Lee Myung bak, who has taken a more hard line approach toward the North.

For example, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and South Korean President Lee Myung bak met with outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan in Fukushima, near the damaged plant helping to ease neighboring countries concerns about radiation leakage.

And within a week I had come to believe that the second coming of Christ had occurred, that it was Sun Myung Moon, and that I had been specially chosen and prepared by God to be his disciple.

Meanwhile, the Republic of Korea and Japan are engaged in a territorial standoff over the islets of Dokdo (called Takeshima in Japanese). In early August, Lee Myung bak became the first South Korean president to visit the islets

While South Korean President Lee Myung bak held bilateral talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao, talks between Noda and Hu, and a scheduled meeting between Keidanren Chairman Hiromasa Yonekura and Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, were also canceled.

In the face of the North s provocations, South Korean President Lee Myung bak has demonstrated more of the statesmanship he showed in the recent G 20 summit in Seoul, when he successfully crafted a new focus on development for the group.

NEW YORK At the outset of the ongoing violent protests in South Korea over imported beef from the United States, the entire cabinet of South Korean President Lee Myung bak offered to resign. Last week, President Lee fired three of them.

Indeed, South Korean President Lee Myung bak has used the occasion to demand a formal apology for the war from the Japanese emperor, and financial compensation for Korean women who were forced to serve Japanese soldiers in military brothels during the war.

South Korean President Lee Myung bak has wisely begun to prepare for that contingency by proposing a special Unification Tax to help pay the costs of the Kim dynasty s eventual disintegration. Japan and the rest of Asia should prepare for that day as well.

Some elements are borrowed from Stalinism and Maoism, but much of the Kim cult owes more to indigenous forms of shamanism human gods who promise salvation (it is no accident that the Reverend Sun Myung Moon and his Unification Church came from Korea, too).

At the end of March, South Korean President Lee Myung bak will host a follow up meeting to Obama s successful Nuclear Security Summit in 2010, which brought together 47 government leaders to agree on a comprehensive program aimed at securing all such materials within four years.