How to treat Korean politics?

South Korea's politics mainly refers to the United States, and maintains the smooth operation of the government through the political system of separation of legislative, judicial and administrative powers.

At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, South Korea established the functions of the National Assembly, the courts and the government to exercise the three powers respectively. The president is the head of state and commander-in-chief of the three armed forces, and the executive power plays a leading role in it, which is manifested in the presidential-centered system. Since then, there have been many political events in which the President amended the Constitution in order to seek re-election.

Since the independence of 1948, there have been five large-scale constitutional amendments. Generally speaking, we will name each stage of South Korea according to each constitutional amendment. So, until now, Korea has gone through the first * * * and the sixth * * and the different stages of the country. The current term of office of the Sixth Republic is five years and cannot be re-elected; Members of Congress are re-elected every four years. The president of South Korea is the chief executive, while the legislative power belongs to the National Assembly.

Then, after several constitutional amendments and a series of repeated institutional reforms, the presidential authoritarian system gradually moved towards democracy. South Korea's current constitution imposes many restrictions on the president's power to ensure the implementation of democracy.

South Korea implements multi-party cooperation and governance. At present, the main political parties are the Open Kuomintang, the Grand National Party, the Democratic Labor Party, the New Millennium Democratic Party and the Liberal Democratic Alliance.