Professor Kim Ji Jong was the first math academic of the DPRK and was important to the development of Korean-style education.
“A Treasure of the Korean Mathematic World”
Anecdote: Albright’s Brooch
Leader Kim Jong Il, just as his father, was a magnanimous statesman who would meet with friend or foe at an instant.
Boiled Rice, Staple Food of Koreans
Various boiled rices have been a staple food of the Korean nation for thousands of years.
Past Crimes Done by Japanese Imperialists to Exterminate Korean Nation
Under the guise of reactionary bourgeois ethnology, the Japanese reactionaries plotted to enslave and erase the Korean people permanently from this earth.
National Dog – Phungsan
Phungsan is a treasured dog unique to the Korean nation, widely known for its intelligence and loyalty.
Life Shining with Love for the Country and Nation
Comrade Kang Pan Sok is still today a celebrated leader of the patriotic anti-Japanese women’s movement.
Might of Juche Korea Strengthened Under His Distinguished Leadership
The reality of Korea breaking through all difficulties and challenges is inseparable from the epic of love and distinguished service of Chairman Kim Jong Un.
Book: Korea In The 21st Century
Info Clip: President Kim Il Sung’s Birthplace at Mangyongdae
April 15 marks the Day of the Sun, the birth anniversary of President Kim Il Sung, liberator and founder of People’s Korea.
Historic Option of Self-Supporting Economy
President Kim Il Sung laid a solid foundation for the building of an independent self-supporting national economy, an asset of the people’s happiness and prosperity.
Consolidating the National Power in Every Way
April 9th marks the anniversary of Leader Kim Jong Il’s election to Chairman of the National Defence Commission.
Folk Game Much in Vogue
Paduk or Go has been played in Korea for well over a millennia.
Kabo Peasants’ War
Fierce war gave valuable lessons to the future of the popular anti-feudal struggle of the Korean people.
Documentary: Pyongyang Today
Notable parts of Pyongyang city and its history exhibited in new documentary.
Window Protection Rail He Pointed
Chairman always sees things at the ground level, asking if the working people will enjoy new creations for their enjoyment and convenience.
Dressing Customs of Korea
Cultural dress customs of the Korean nation were developed over the course of thousands of years.
DPRK, a Tax-Free Country
The DPRK abolished the income tax system forever on March 21st, 1974.
Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un’s Warm Care for Scientists and Technicians
Scientists and technicians leading happy lives in the DPRK.
Relics of Taejong Faith Unearthed in Mt Paektu
Relics of old faith worshiping the founder of the unified Korean nation discovered on ridge of Paektu.
DPRK Guarantees Women’s Rights (1)
In People’s Korea, women enjoy full rights and dignity in all areas of social, economic, and political life.
Info Clip: Pothong Gate
Gate constructed in 1473 served as west gate of Pyongyang during Koguryo dynasty.
“Ordinance on Student Soldiers”, Japan’s Policy for Obliterating Korean Nation
Japan forcibly drafted the young people of Korea to be slave labor and cannon fodder for their despicable genocidal campaign for domination of Asia.
Abduction Was Japan’s State Policy
Japanese reactionaries bent on domination of all of Asia systematically enslaved millions of Koreans and abducted hundreds of thousands for sexual slavery.
Photos: Historic Remains in Kaesong, World Cultural Heritages
Many historical sites around Kaesong show advanced early Korean architecture, engineering, culture, and science.
Benefits of People-oriented Policies
Long progressive history of the DPRK shows a country which has overcome all obstacles and aggression to make remarkable achievements for its people.
