13天倒计时,韩国被逼上绝路？美国索要4000亿美元,李在明签不签？

Group 1 - The U.S. is demanding South Korea to invest $400 billion and open its agricultural market, which includes allowing imports of U.S. beef, rice, apples, and blueberries [2][3] - South Korean farmers are expressing concerns about the potential collapse of local agriculture due to competition with U.S. products, leading to protests [3] - The South Korean government is under pressure from the U.S. regarding key industries such as steel, semiconductors, and automobiles, with threats of a 25% tariff if demands are not met [5] Group 2 - The South Korean administration, led by President Lee Jae-myung, is in a difficult position, facing internal dissent and external pressure from the U.S. [5] - There is speculation about the implications for South Korea if it complies with U.S. demands, potentially deepening its integration into the U.S.-led industrial chain [7] - The situation reflects the challenges faced by medium-sized countries caught between larger powers, with limited options for negotiation [7][9]