At the end of each year, South Korea's Professor news weekly selects annual idioms through the recommendation and voting of professors from universities across the country to 'set the tone' for South Korean society in the past year. This year, the annual idiom chosen by Korean professors is' common life bird ', which laments the serious tear in Korean society.
According to the East Asia Daily reported on the 16th, Professor news announced on the 15th that the annual idiom recommended and voted by 1046 university professors across the country this year is "common life bird". This is a kind of bird that appears in the Buddhist scriptures. It has two heads. It is prosperous and dead, but the characters and living habits of the two heads are very different. One head was so jealous of the other that he didn't hesitate to take poison, which eventually led to the death of both heads of the 'community of destiny'. This idiom means that people often think that everything will be all right if they kill their opponents, but the final result is often the burning of jade and stone. Cui Zaimu, a professor of philosophy at Lingnan University in South Korea, said: "at present, the social scene in South Korea is that people fight to death for their own personal interests, which is very much like a common bird. As everyone knows, each of us is honored and dead. It is a relationship of solidarity. " Many professors also said that the struggle between the left and right in the political arena led to the division of ordinary Korean people into two camps: conservative and progressive, tearing apart Korean society. The leadership not only does not come forward to solve the problem, but wants to use and even intensify this social contradiction, which is heartbreaking.
347 (33%) of the 1046 professors unanimously recommended 'common life bird' as the annual idiom, Jingxiang news said on the 15th. The idiom second only to the "common life bird" is "fish eyes mixed with pearls" (recommended by 300 professors). Wen Chengxun, a professor at Seoul women's University who recommended the idiom, said that what had the greatest impact on Korean society this year was the "investigation by the prosecution of Cao Guo, former head of the Ministry of justice". Cao Guo and Yin Xiyue, the attorney general in charge of the investigation, are fish eyes on the one hand and pearls on the other? Or are both pearls or fish eyes? There is no way to judge.
In 2001 bestie, Professor news, elected the annual idiom annually. The annual idioms selected in the past three years are "Jun boat water" (2016, the &lsquo of the Korean society that broke out in the end of the year, the &rsquo of the moon Jae in the girlhood, the incident of "breaking the evil and showing the right" (2017, Wen Ying Yin was elected president) and "heavy responsibilities" (2018). The herald economic news published an editorial on the 16th saying that the results of 'Jun Zhou Min Shui' have given Korean society a glimmer of hope to 'break evil and show justice'. However, in 2018, people still sigh that "the task is heavy and the road is long", and until 2019, it will completely become a tragedy of "common life bird".