Swinging has been a national folk game of the Korean nation for hundreds upon hundreds of years.
Swinging
Zoologist Won Hong Gu
Won Hong Gu was a devoted scientist who loved his motherland more than anything.
Nation’s First World Wrestling Champ
Kim Chol Hwan started studying sports at 13 and went on to become one of the DPRK’s greatest athletes.
Pride of Korean Women
As half of the revolution itself, the Korean women have taken on the role of master and are cherished by society.
Table-Tennis Queen Pak Yong Sun
Sportsperson Pak Yong Sun rose from a rural DPRK mountain village to leave indelible feats in the sports world in the late 20th century.
We Should Fight in Korean Style
One of the keys to Korea’s stunning victory in the fatherland liberation war were its unique tactics and fighting style fitting its conditions.
A Future Designed during the War
Even at the height of the war, the President in his foresight was making plans to build an even greater more prosperous Korea on the ruins of war.
The Motherland Will Remember Martyrs
The Korean people are still today remembering with deep emotion the brilliant feats of the defenders of the 1950s.
Info Clip: Inheritance (Notes of a War Veteran)
Veteran Kang Yun Jae feels a deep sense of obligation to instill the revolutionary spirit of the forebearers into the new generations.
Haegum-making Technique
Haegum, a beautiful traditional instrument, has been played in Korea for well over 2,000 years.
War Heroines Produced During Fatherland Liberation War
Countless Korean women are among those who performed feats for the defence of their homeland in the war.
Honourable Life of a Scientist
Kye Ung Sang was a renowned scientist who committed himself to developing the DPRK’s sericulture and training many biologists.
Woman Renowned For Virtues
Paek Son Haeng, a woman peasant, used her newfound wealth to help the people and donated huge sums of assets.
Policy of Proletarian Revolution
Revolutionary fighter Kim Hyong Jik was at the forefront of the anti-Japanese movement awakening the masses.
Two-Storey Buddhist Sanctum Highlights Ancient Architecture
Anguk Temple in South Phyongan Province is the only two-storied temple of the Koguryo period still remaining in Korea.
Taesongsan Fort
Fort has significant importance in the studying of castle systems in the Koguryo Dynasty.
Patriotic Commander Yongaesomun
Famous Koguryo general known for several key victories and preserving national power.
Warm Comradeship
President Kim Il Sung regarded his soldiers as true comrades-in-arms, a warm comrade among biting cold and fierce battles.
“The People Are My God”
President Kim Il Sung dedicated his entire life to devotedly serving the people and brilliantly led the Korean revolution to victory.
Withdrawal of U.S. Hostile Policy towards DPRK – Indispensable Prerequisite for Peace and Stability on Korean Peninsula
Paper released by the Institute for Disarmament and Peace exposes the predatory nature of the United States towards Korea.
Book: National Symbols of the DPRK
A Faraway Yet Close Country
The close ties between the DPRK and Mozambique founded upon peace and friendship will only continue to strengthen.
Labour Law for Working People
Since 1946, workers in the DPRK are afforded the rights to relaxation, paid leave, social insurance, a fair wage, and protections from sex and age discrimination.
Korean People Pay Homage to War Martyrs
Flowers and bouquets laid before various memorials and monuments to the martyrs of the Fatherland Liberation War.
All Koreans Fought to Defend Their Country
During the bitter struggle to defend the nation, all the Korean people in the north came out as one to fight for their villages, towns, and cities.
