(Daydreaming) Mao Zedong is actually someone we should be grateful to.

‌His only flaw was the solidification of the division of Korea due to his involvement in the Korean War.
Aside from that, he is someone for whom Koreans should all be grateful.
I believe his participation in the war also instilled a sense of containment regarding China in the United States, which likely had a major impact on their support for the Republic of Korea.
If Mao had not defeated the Kuomintang,
they would have dominated all labor-intensive industries starting from the 60s and 70s with their massive population,
and we would have simply become a poor nation constantly walking on eggshells around China.