Anything from excitement to wariness The summit between Seoul and Pyongyang has major implications for the Korean peninsula and for the balance of power in that part of Asia. Asiaweek's Laxmi Nakarmi canvassed a variety of South Koreans for their views. But weightier matters still bubble to the surface. At least he can still dream.
Reunion is one common concern.
Nationalism is another. Housewife Lee Boo Yong believes that Koreans themselves must solve the problem of the two Koreas. The issues are complex, and it may take a long time to agree on everything. I wish President Kim will focus on a few things and solve them, and meet more often to solve the remaining issues. We have to maintain the momentum.