The meeting between The Chairman and The President should take place on Jeju Island instead of a place foreign to Korea? The DMZ is tainted still with the armistice and the conflict that preceded it. Jeju-Do is Korea’s one “self-governing autonomous province”. And on the “Sammu-Samda-do” (Island of three nothing kinds and many three kinds) is the most appropriate place for such a decisive summit should be Gangjeong village, with the closure of the unnecessary naval base preceding it and its conversion to a prosperous cruise ship hub in the centre of north Asia. These events together would produce a legacy for both the Chairman and the President, as well as historically noting Jeju’s decisive role in Korea’s history, divided or reunited.

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Introduction
The Donald, The Chairman and the Legacy of Peace

• McCall Grant(Department of Anthropology The University of Sydney)