Behind a group of small volcanic islets standing in the vast sea, the orange sun rises. Korean buzzards circle over them in the warm, morning air, while some wait on the ground, tending to their eggs.
Filefish gracefully slip through the pure, blue water, underneath which millions of tons of resources lie.
The beautiful islets known as Dokdo boast “Korean Territory” carved onto one of their steep, rocky slopes, and the water that surrounds them is the East Sea.
History stipulates that Dokdo is Korean territory.