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국방대학교 국가안전보장문제연구소 The Korean Journal of Security Affairs The Korean Journal of Security Affairs 제24권 제2호
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2019.1
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74 - 95 (22page)

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Sino-North Korean relations were worse than ever during Xi Jinping's first term (2013-2017). Since 2012, when Kim Jung-un became the leader of North Korea, the country has held more intensive nuclear tests and missile launches. Xi Jinping was deeply disappointed and enraged at how North Korea did not consider Chinese interests by not consulting with the Chinese prior to the tests or offering an explanation after the fact. China did not oppose U.S.-led UN sanctions on North Korea, and in fact, it partially participated in the sanctions. However, the relationship evolved as China entered into Xi Jinping's second term in 2018. Through five summit meetings in the last 15 months, the two countries have established a new type of Sino-North Korean relations (xinxing zhongchao guanxi). Besides the already known 3 Principles on North Korea and 3 No Changes on North Korea, China is pursuing the new policies of New 3 Principles on the Korean Peninsula and 3 Pursuits for North Korea. Consequently, South Korea should take steps for its own sake in addition to its U.S. and North Korea policies with the goal of giving China the opportunity to play a more constructive role on the Korean Peninsula.

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