South Korea's Ministry of Unification proposed the “Concept for the Peaceful Co-existence and Development of the Korean Peninsula” on the 5th, using “calling each other's name directly” as the first step in achieving peaceful coexistence on the peninsula, and replaced terms such as “main enemy” with other expressions. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung pointed out that the matter is still controversial. According to Korean media reports, the so-called “direct name of each other” means replacing the “North Korea” title currently used by South Korea with the official name of North Korea, “Democratic People's Republic of Korea.” In response to this proposal, Lee Jae-myung believes that “this is an issue that is still debated,” and whether goodwill can actually have the effect of good intentions will be greatly affected by the objective situation.

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