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Seventy years after the Korean Armistice Agreement, the Korean Peninsula remains divided, with the uncertain status of the Korean Peninsula as a frozen war impacting the policies of North and South Korea. The uncertain status of the Korean Peninsula as a frozen war impacted the policies of North and South Korea, leading to the buildup of large standing armies. China-U.S. tensions played a role in the armistice negotiations, as both countries sought to gain prestige and influence in East Asia.

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