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Posts : 1 Join date : 2019-09-18

Name:
*Ch'oe Kwang-Hyok

Representative of:
*Democratic People's Republic Of Korea. (North Korea.)

Gender:
*Male

Age:
*18 (Human age)
*70+ (Historical age)

Brief personality:
*From a foreigner's perspective, Hyok is depicted to have a serious and threatening demeanor accompanied with a solemn stare and half-lidded eyes. In reality, Hyok is quite calmed, collected and easy-going, enjoying hobbies such as reading, dancing, art, music and cleaning. He is also shown to be shy with certain people, unable to talk to them or simply avoiding them; depending on who that certain someone is. Hyok is shown to be caring, at least, to the people he truly appreciates. Aside from his usual stoic expression, he's been seen smiling, whenever it is in an amusement park, circus, or talking to his people, at some point he has smiled, being able to enjoy the simplest things in his life even under the most strains.

Hyok is very patriotic of his country and has bitter relations with the United States, whom he views as a large roadblock to overcome for Korean reunification. He is also quite stubborn, denying anything that goes against him. In addition, he misses his brother, South Korea and truly wishes to be reunited with them once and for all.

Brief physical description:
*Smooth pale skin embellishes his overall appearance; standing at 5'5" Hyok is a lean individual with a slim body and slight muscularity. He possesses short blackish/w brown hair and coffee tinted eyes. His attire consists of either a KPA standard issued military uniform or a grey striped shirt with brown pants. In his living quarters he wears a hanbok, a traditional Korean dress for both men and female.

Brief history:
*After Japan's surrender at the conclusion of World War II, the Korean peninsula was partitioned into two occupation zones, divided at the 38th parallel. The USSR controlled the north, with the U.S. taking charge of the south. In 1948, the division was made permanent with the establishment of the separate regimes of North and South Korea. The DPRK was established on May 1, 1948, with Kim Il Sung as president.

Hoping to unify the Koreas under a single Communist government, the North launched a surprise invasion of South Korea on June 25, 1950. In the following days, the UN Security Council condemned the attack and demanded an immediate withdrawal.

North Korea swiftly seized Seoul and surrounded the allied forces in the peninsula's southeast corner near Pusan. In a desperate bid to reverse the military situation, UN Commander Gen. Douglas MacArthur ordered an amphibious landing at Inchon on Sept. 15 and routed the North Korean army. MacArthur's forces pushed north across the 38th parallel, approaching the Yalu River.

Prompted by this successful counteroffensive, China entered the war, forcing the UN troops into a headlong retreat. Seoul was lost again, then regained. Ultimately, the war stabilized near the 38th parallel but dragged on for two years while negotiations took place. An armistice was achieved on July 27, 1953.

Religious affiliation:
*None, it is believed however, some religious minorities reside within the country, most prominently, Christianity.

Any powers or special abilities:
*N/A