Why were South Korea and South Korea so deeply influenced by the Ming Dynasty?

Because the Qing dynasty did not destroy Lee's Korea, it was replaced by a pro-Qing regime. There are two reasons why Lee Myung-bak is pro-Ming in North Korea. One is that the assistance of the Ming Dynasty to Korea during the Renchen Rebellion prevented the demise of Lee's Korea, so the ruling group of Lee's Korea was very grateful for the reconstruction of the Ming Dynasty. Another reason is that the Nuzhen tribe in the northeast has always been the object of the United front of the Ming Dynasty and the Li Dynasty. In order to expand the territory, Li Han annexed many Jurchen tribes, and once conquered most Jurchen tribes, which made them feel superior psychologically. However, in the late Ming Dynasty, the tribes that had surrendered to themselves became their own rulers, and the Lee Korean ruling group could not accept this reality psychologically. When the Yuan Dynasty perished, North Korea also refused to recognize the newly established Ming Dynasty. Korean king and Wang Qi also sent Li Chenggui to attack the Ming Dynasty, while Li Chenggui opposed the attack, launched a mutiny to abolish korean king, and then established Lee Korea.