The well-known think tank RAND Corporation, which successfully predicted the outbreak, development and ending of the Korean War, recently disclosed a report analyzing the possibility of the Chinese military intervention in the Korean Peninsula warfare and proposed three forms by which the Chinese military could have done it. Through long-term information tracking, Anbound's chief researcher Chan Kung shares the same point of view with RAND Corporation. He believes that North Korea should be divided into three parts through international cooperation and there should be a China-led special zone north of the Taedong River. Pyongyang will continue its independence and its leader can be anyone. South Korea will certainly cross the 38th parallel and establish a safe zone.