There is some hidden purposes in offering peace treaty. It is very easy for us to be cheated by the term 'peace', which deluges ourselves to believe that North Korea might seek for peace. However, the truth is another. So to speak, North Korea hides its real wicked intension. The reasons why they sometimes speak up peace treaty is to cover their diplomatic inferiority and to take military stratigic advantage.
Nowadays North Korea has been in the corner due to long-lange missile launch in December of last year and 3th nuke test in Feburary. Additionally some months ago with an unresonable excuse North Korea called off the first high-level talks between North and South Korean officials in years. So they need to find a way of solving this diplomatic plight.
Therefore there is widespread mistrust in the US and elsewhere about North Korea's motives for making this offer. In October the country said it might be willing to go back to the six-party talks, but this was seen as a sop to the Chinese premier, Wen Jiabao, who was then visiting the country. North Korea also set out demanding conditions for the talks. They included calling for the withdrawal of U.N. sanctions against it.
Zhang Lianguai, a professor from the International Institute for Strategic Studies at the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China also suggested that accepting North Korea's proposal for 'Peace Treaty' would be to concide North Korea's possesion of nuclear weapons.
In this situation, is it resonable for us to discuss a peace treaty with them?
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