Jaeho Hwang

　　Compared to the political, economical, societal, cultural and other aspects of South Korea and China's cooperative relationship, the military exchange, the development rate of military cooperation is relatively low. During that time military exchange and cooperation were not satisfactory and in the aspect of mutual cooperation had limits in established usage and systematization on mainly high level military exchange. Henceforth, in order to expand both countries' national defense exchanges there needs to be more effort to revitalize.

　　In this term, the paper will discuss how to constructively develop Sino-South Korean relations. The paper will be divided into four sections: first, South Korea's military and diplomatic goals and direction regarding China; second, Sino-South Korean military relations' present situation; third, the suggestions in order to develop Sino-South Korean military relations; lastly, the emphasis on the necessity for cooperation on research between think tanks of both countries.