Obstetrician Choe Jong Sim has been devotedly working to assist pregnant women since she became her county’s first midwife in 1957.
Midwife Heroine in Hoeyang County
Keeping Her Oath for 20 Years
Jo Kil Nyo has devoted her life to service to the working people as both a street cleaner and an elected deputy to the Supreme People’s Assembly.
Women’s Football Coach Ra Un Sim
Coach Ra Un Sim has become one of the most well known footballers in DPRK history, participating in 112 international games.
Chef Good at Cooking Oxtail Soup
Head chef Pak Yon Ok (middle) teaches other cooks how to cook oxtail soup. The Ullim Restaurant, located in Kyonghung-dong of Pothonggang District, Pyongyang, is renowned for beef dishes. “Oxtail soup is […]
Korean Women Vow to Turn out in 80-Day Campaign
Members of the Socialist Women’s Union of Korea conduct militant agitation activities demonstrating their might in the 80-day campaign.
Marathon Legend Still Runs Track for Another Glory
Marathoner Jong Song Ok took victory at the Seventh World Athletics Championships and is now a DPRK Hero and People’s Athlete.
Four-Time World Champ Still Feels Herself at Starting Line
Judoist Kye Sun Hui stunned the judo world at the 1996 Olympic Games and was victorious at the 2007 World Judo Championships.
Gold Ring
Ri Myong Sun has made tens of thousands of costumes, props, and stage sets over the last 38 years.
Leading the Women to Become Masters of the Country
Comrade Kim Jong Suk made an immortal contribution to the liberation of the country and the emancipation of Korean women.
Kim Sisters Serve People With Devotion
Sisters Kim Hyang Suk and Kim Hyang Sim have found their true happiness in devoting all their wisdom and effort in service of the people.
Unusual Pride
The General Pharmacy of the Pharmaceutical Industry Management Bureau is entirely staffed by women breaking gender stereotypes.
Centenarian Tells About Her Life With Pride
Jang Tuk Gum witnessed the epic changes of her country in the 20th century and continues to lead a happy healthy life under socialism.
Five-Time Weightlifting Record-Breaker
Ri Song Hui, an international weightlifting star of the 1990s, is now coaching at the Amnokgang Sports Club.
Trust Your Own Ability
Professor Pak Yong Hui successfully developed anti-smoking medicines and has written many books on the effects of smoking.
A Blind Girl Sings of Her Motherland
Singer Pak Jin Ri is today one of the DPRK’s most talented singers thanks to the socialist system helping and encouraging disabled persons.
Ethics of the Times
Worker Kim Kum Suk warmly visiting the homes of war veterans is a good example of the noble virtues and ethics prevailing in DPRK society.
Pyongyang’s Women Team Sets Sights on Premier League Top Three
Women football players of the Pyongyang Sports Club know that every day of studying and every bead of sweat adds honour to the country.
Taekwon-Do Star Jang Still Inspirational
Since her international debut almost a decade ago, Taekwondoist Jang Kyong Ok has bagged 26 gold medals at international competitions.
First Woman Candidate Academician of University
Professor Yu Pong Suk has distinguished herself as a Doctor, Merited Scientist, and Candidate Academician.
Woman With Lots of Children
So Jae Ryol dedicated her whole life to the prosperity of the country and is now admired by all her peers.
True to the Pledge I Made on the Day
Teacher Ho Kum Sok retired after 40 years but it still rendering assistance to the rising generations.
50 Years for the Rising Generations
Associate Professor Song Sun Ok is living as a conscientious educator devoting her all to her students.
Women’s Company Born in the Days of Anti-Japanese Armed Struggle
Korean women decisively broke male supremacy, a state of inhuman existence for women, and put themselves on par with men.
Ambition of a Girl Coach
The efforts of coach Kim Jong Mi is increasing the number of talented and energetic sportspersons in the DPRK.
Statement of Korean Committee on Measures for Sexual Slavery for Japanese Army and Drafting Victims
Though memories of the past can become vague with time, the Korean people vividly remember the inhuman crimes of the Japanese imperialists.
