일제의 만몽정책에 대한 한중의 인식비교

Abstract

Although Koreans’ perspective on the Japanese Empire’s Manchuria-Mongolia policies and that of Chinese have something in common, there were some considerable differences in methods and in depth between the two. Koreans monolithically understood the Manchuria-Mongolia policies within migration policies. While immigrated Koreans focused on economic potentials which they expected the Manchuria-Mongolia policies might derive, Chinese payed attention to the aggressive intention on the other side. Koreans in the core of migration policies were recognized as invasive tools. Through Shandong Expeditions and Jinan Incident, Koreans began to pay attention to and then realize the Japanese Empire’s aggressiveness, and tried to overcome it with solidarity among oppressed peoples. Koreans attempted to accelerate their independence by defeating the Japanese Empire’s aggressiveness in the Manchuria-Mongolia policies. Nonetheless, Chinese in the 3 Eastern Provinces perceived the aggressiveness of the Manchuria-Mongolia policies through immigrated Koreans, and the extrusion was continued.