How to address the textbook controversy?

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Han Seung-Soo holds a meeting with diplomatic experts and professors Thursday on the Japanese textbook issue. From left are Prof. Ahn Byung-Joon of Yonsei University, former ambassador to Japan Kim Tae-Zhee, Han, Prof. emeritus Kim Yong-Un of Hanyang University, and Prof. Chung Jae-Jung of the University of Seoul.

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