Born in Seoul in 1987 as Chai Yun, he founded the country in Japan…

Born in Hanseongbu (Seoul) on December 27, 1873, Deokyoung Yun In 1910, in the year of Gyeongsul… He was the father of Empress Sunjeonghyo. The empress ran away with the royal seal and hid it in her skirt; The person who offered the country to Japan by lifting up her skirt and taking out the royal seal to sign the document for the annexation of Korea and Japan in the year of Gyeongsul.

Born on December 18, 1960 in Seoul. He worked hard to help Japan in matters such as comfort women, forced conscription, and forced conscription at Sado Mine, and bowed to the Japanese flag.

The uniform above is not the Japanese military or Japanese uniform. This is the attire of the ministers of the Korean Empire. That’s why it has the Taegeuk pattern.  Therefore, the color alone does not make it Japanese.

I don’t think there’s any need to comment separately.