Strategic Cooperation between Xu Jing Route and the Belt and Road Initiative
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In order to accelerate the development of China-Korea economic cooperation, it is necessary to study the relations between China and South Korea in the ancient times and build the future sustainable development model. The research focuses on verifying the gradual development process from the ancient East Asian maritime cultural and economic exchanges to East Asian Maritime Silk Road. In particular, it studies the formation of Xu Jing Route based on the Chinese envoy Xu Jing’s route from Ningbo in China to Bilan Pavilion in Goryo during the Period of Goryo in Korea which promoted the exchanges between two countries, and puts forward the following economic cooperation proposals for the economic recovery in China and South Korea by restoring Xu Jing Route. The first is to propose the new space of economic cooperation between China and South Korea and build a new model of economic cooperation. The second is to establish the special zone of China in Saemangeum, build the cooperation platform for promoting the economic development and sharing the value chain between two countries and achieve trade liberalization and investment facilitation. The third is to strengthen the connection of the marine industries between two countries, build the marine collaboration system and intensify the shipwreck cooperation system, etc. The last is to realize the necessity of the protection of China-Korea cultural heritages. Xu Jing Route is the new drive to connect China’s Belt and Road Initiative to South Korea. It is hoped that the special zone of China in Saemangeum which is located at the center of Xu Jing Route can become the cradle of leading the economy in Northeast Asia in the future.
Abstract
In order to accelerate the development of China-Korea economic cooperation, it is necessary to study the relations between China and South Korea in the ancient times and build the future sustainable development model. The research focuses on verifying the gradual development process from the ancient East Asian maritime cultural and economic exchanges to East Asian Maritime Silk Road. In particular, it studies the formation of Xu Jing Route based on the Chinese envoy Xu Jing’s route from Ningbo in China to Bilan Pavilion in Goryo during the Period of Goryo in Korea which promoted the exchanges between two countries, and puts forward the following economic cooperation proposals for the economic recovery in China and South Korea by restoring Xu Jing Route. The first is to propose the new space of economic cooperation between China and South Korea and build a new model of economic cooperation. The second is to establish the special zone of China in Saemangeum, build the cooperation platform for promoting the economic development and sharing the value chain between two countries and achieve trade liberalization and investment facilitation. The third is to strengthen the connection of the marine industries between two countries, build the marine collaboration system and intensify the shipwreck cooperation system, etc. The last is to realize the necessity of the protection of China-Korea cultural heritages. Xu Jing Route is the new drive to connect China’s Belt and Road Initiative to South Korea. It is hoped that the special zone of China in Saemangeum which is located at the center of Xu Jing Route can become the cradle of leading the economy in Northeast Asia in the future.
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