After the war, she supported the United Nations forces in Korea and remained in service with the Royal Navy until 1965.

战后，她驻扎在驻韩的联合国部队，并在皇家海军服役到1965年。

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Since the two countries normalized ties following the end of the Cold War era, Korea-China relations have rapidly improved in every sphere.

自从两国在冷战以后关系正常化以来，韩中关系在各方面迅速改善。

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But American plans for a major war to, say, defend South Korea have in the past envisaged dispatching 20 or 21 brigades, notes the CBO.

然而美国却计划一场大战，比如说，过去设想派遣20或者21个作战旅保卫韩国，CBO指出。

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In the early nineteen fifties, she went to Korea to photograph the effects of war on the Korean people.

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North and South Korea remain technically at war, and their leaders have only met twice in 2000,and 2007.

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He also visited a cemetery for Chinese soldiers killed in the Korean War, when China supported its Communist allies in North Korea.

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The hard lessons learned in places like Tarawa and Guadalcanal served the U.S. well when Marines turned the tide of war in Korea years later by mounting a daring amphibious landing at Inchon, behind enemy lines.

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