As North Korean Leader Kim Jeong-Eun Came To Power, DPRK Clothing Became More And More Colorful.

After an unsuccessful satellite launch successfully focused the world on itself, North Korean leader Kim Jeong-eun began to show his side of Huairou.

In July, he visited amusement parks and kindergartens frequently, and took the Korean tradition as an example.

Although the DPRK will continue to adhere to the line of "main thought" and "pre army politics" and claim that "do not expect North Korea to carry out any major reforms under Kim Jeong-eun's leadership", the next intriguing phenomenon is that the North Korean politicians are visiting the country frequently, and the conservative forces, including Li Ying Hao, are constantly withdrawing from the core of power.

Under the new leader's infection, Mickey Mouse and the new peony peak Orchestra in North Korea even appeared in the performance.

On the streets of Pyongyang, women's DPRK.

More and more colorful.

North Korea, which has been closed and conserved for many years, seems to be permeating the long-awaited pursuit of change.

And these breath can be felt in the perspective of Chinese journalists who have had close contact with DPRK and Chinese students studying in Korea.

If you are facing an East Asia Satellite night view, you will find that the North Korea, which is sandwiched between China and Korea, is very dark. Only a faint light can be seen in Pyongyang.

This image is consistent with what the outside world has always said to North Korea: it has always been considered one of the most closed and conservative countries in the world.

This year, the international community has seen the other side of the DPRK: under the premise of maintaining the domestic system, various attempts are being made to achieve the dream of "powerful big country".

Open clues

In order to celebrate the best performance of the Korean delegation in the London Olympic Games, the DPRK National News Council made a special program, especially praised Kim Jeong-eun for guiding the achievements of the London Olympic Games.

This is entirely consistent with the North Korean style of work. If a similar situation happened a year ago, it would be necessary to change the object of praise to "Kim Jong-il".

But if we observe carefully, we will find that there are still some changes.

With the increase in the number of medals won by the DPRK, the relay of the Olympic Games in North Korea has increased from 15 minutes to 5 hours, which is undoubtedly a new experience for the Koreans who only focus on propaganda and education, and the Korean people who increase two channels on Sunday and Sunday alone on Saturday and Sunday.

In fact, the climax came early on July 25th.

On the same day, Kim Jeong-eun and Mrs. Li Xuezhu, the famous Korean singer, attended the completion ceremony of the Pyongyang people's amusement park.

The young couple also took a roller coaster ride with a number of diplomats stationed in several countries to watch Disney's musical.

For the new scene of Kim Jeong-eun and his wife's common travel, the US CNN reported that "Kim Jeong-eun's marriage news reflects that North Korea is adjusting its policy."

Openness seems to be traceable.

In August of this year, the DPRK announced the cooperation and development of 3 mines with China, and jointly announced with China the establishment of the two Economic Zone Management Committee of the Luo Xian Economic and trade zone and the golden Ping and Wei Hua economic zone.

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In mid August, Kim Jeong-eun sent his uncle, Zhang Chengze, Minister of the central government of the DPRK Labor Party, to China to be interpreted as a prelude to his visit to China.

According to reports, the North Korean labor force dispatched to China is increasing, and some commentators believe that the move is intended to replace the large amount of foreign exchange needed for the development of the DPRK.

Unlike the widely held view, North Korea's network is not only able to log on to the domestic web site, but the two Internet cafes in Pyongyang can provide Internet services, and can successfully log in to Facebook.

In July of this year, the Korea Airlines even announced the interior video of its airliner through Facebook.

Observers say the number of people using phones in the streets of Pyongyang is increasing. Oscom Telecom, which is responsible for North Korean communications, claims that its network has 800 thousand users.

North Korea's rigid image is showing signs of melting.

In the past July, when the Korean peony peak orchestra was performing, cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse and bear Vigny, snow white and other cartoon characters appeared. The theme song of the western film "lodge" was played, while the women's group wore a mini skirt to sing on the stage, which triggered speculation about the reform and opening up of the DPRK.

Experienced "toad mirror", "

The wave of Chinese people will have a personal experience. In a conservative society, trendy dress means more impact.

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Bullet VS candy

In fact, North Korea did not lack similar signs of "spring of reform".

In 2004, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il introduced hamburgers in North Korea.

In the farther 2002, North Korea even opened a Kaesong industrial park with the Korean modern group, and openly expressed the hope that it could copy the "Shenzhen model".

But in the face of heated discussions, North Korean officials have always denied that they are reforming.

In July 29th this year, it again made a public rebuttal: "do not expect the DPRK to carry out any major reforms under the leadership of Kim Jeong-eun". DPRK will adhere to the "main idea" and "pre army politics" route.

This position, which is quite different from that in the DPRK, is in line with the DPRK's habit of maintaining the orthodox ideology of the country.

For a long time, the DPRK carried out the "First Army politics" and declared that "no candy can survive, and no bullet can survive."

Therefore, the military has an undisputed core position in North Korea, and it is also a vested interest to be touched by reform.

In July 15th this year, Li Yinghao, standing committee member of the Korean Political Bureau and chief of the Korean people's army general staff, was relieved of his post.

Coupled with the departure of Jin Yizhe, Zhu Xiangcheng and other military "hardliners", many international observers observed optimistically that this means that the DPRK is further free from the pressure of domestic conservatives and clears the way for further opening-up.

According to reports, Kim Jeong-eun made a statement at the two meeting of cadres, saying that "rice is more valuable than bullets", and announced that "everything related to economic work should be concentrated in the cabinet and be unified by the cabinet."

As a result, economic power may be pferred to the "first economic committee" led by the cabinet rather than the "second economic committee" which was originally led by the military.

The military is gradually shifting away from the economy, so that the economy can get further room for development.

Ambiguous "economic adjustment"

In fact, on the fourth day after the North Korean official issued a statement that "there will be no policy change", Japan's Asahi Shimbun reported that Kim Jeong-eun had decided to implement the agricultural reform and said that farmers could be allowed to freely control some crops.

This reminds people of the "family contract system" in the early days of China's reform and opening up.

Meanwhile, Japan's Kyodo news agency said in August 9th that North Korea is implementing Kim Jeong-eun's policy of reducing daily necessities, including socks, toothpaste and soap.

The price is adjusted.

It is reported that the Korean government did not use the words "economic reform" and so on, but rather skillfully referred to as "economic adjustment".

However, in the August 8th report, Jin Yongnan said during his visit to Vietnam: "Vietnam's achievements in social and economic development and national construction are an encouragement to the North Korea under construction and development."

The remarks were interpreted by the Korean media as the experience of North Korea learning reform and opening up to Vietnam.

A foreign journalist who has frequently run in Pyongyang has said that in the increasingly prosperous catering industry in Pyongyang, it is normal to run the private sector through the name of the state.

But predictably, even though there is a new breakthrough, North Korea is still a relatively closed country.

Even if the 56 athletes delegation sent to London won 4 gold medals and 2 bronze medals, reporters still remember that after the North Korean athletes arrived at London International Airport, they refused to interview, refused to shake hands, answered "no" to all the questions, and even appeared the phenomenon of throwing the towel on the reporters.

This is a meaningful scene.

A country far away from the civilized family of the world, at the beginning of its return, it must strive to integrate into the international community, reshape its pride, and be hesitant and suspicious.

This coincided with the growing desire of rich countries in North Korea, but faced with many obstacles to the institutional tradition.