[영작 에세이]Protect our island : Dokdo

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In April fourth 2006, Japanese government announced, a Japanese marine surveying ship was planning to research a contested range of islets including Dokdo. The provocation from the Japanese irritated Korean government. Even though Japaneses insist Dokdo as their territory by calling Dakeshima, its Japanese name, Dokdo belongs to Korea. Korean Navy has protected Dokdo since a few decades ago. Some Koreans, sung do Kim and Sin yeul Kim, have also registered in Dokdo. Now we have three questions to be solved: Firstly why should Dokdo be part of Korean? Secondly, why does Japanese provoke a quarrel to Korean about Dokdo? Thirdly, How can we confirm that Dokdo is ours? We can look at many different sides about Dokdo problem, particularly in the aspects of history, economy and diplomacy.

Let’s check the first question. What are the apparent evidences that prove Dokdo is ours? Both countries, Korea and Japan, have historical evidences about Dokdo. However, many evidences have been proved that Korea gained Dokdo earlier than Japan in historical literatures. According to <Sam-Kook-Sa-Ki> in 512, Sa-Bu Lee of the Sinla kingdom conquered the Woo-San-Kook, presently Dokdo. Even in history of Goryeo, there is exact fact that Dokdo had been belonged to Goryeo. On the other hand, Japan could not find the earlier historical literature. The only thing that they could find is a historical literature that the Ryanc Crew of Fance found the island and named Dakesima in 1849

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