Dance: They Say I Am Too Ambitious
Dance: Making a Lead Forward
Dance: We Plant Flower Trees
Yonbaek Peasant Dance
Mass harvest dance originating from peasants in modern-day South Hwanghae Province carried on as a national cultural heritage.
Video: Dancing Parties Held by Youth and Students
Dancing parties and cultural events held across Pyongyang and in all provincial capitals, cities, and county seats across the DPRK.
Dance Turning Round Decorative Tassels on Cap
Still popular today in the DPRK, the distinctive traditional dance originated among the Korean peasantry centuries ago.
Dances Symbolizing Korean Dancing Art
In the DPRK’s history of development of Juche-oriented dance art, there are four particularly notable dances regarded as masterpieces.
Dance: Our Uniform
Dance: Tap-Tap
Dance: Into Golden and Treasure Mountains
Dance: The Snow Is Falling
Dance: Girl Pasturers
For Development of Gymnastic Dance
Lecturer Jong Song Sil has devoted herself to the training of gymnastic dance teachers for several decades and has become a Model Teacher herself.
Dance: Tambourin
Paektu Solidarity Alliance 