Jiang Xun: The Mystery of North Korea

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Today we know North Korea only as a North Korean who is exposed to media, including the authority of leaders to fill Kim Il-Sung Square, the uniform steps in the parade, the badges of hearts. In China, journalist Jean Shen visited North Korea six times in 15 years. The first was the last visit in July 1996 in October 2009. In the riddle of Bot-Shan, the author looks at North Korea from six visits and reports. It will provide a key clue to the changing and unaltering relationship between the drums. The author collects experiences and data from the history of the mysterious country of North Korea, which is no longer a mystery. The problems of the Korean social, political, cultural and life-resisting and promoting the system and promoting it as a means of propaganda are Kim Il Sun, Kim Jong-sun, the new 'Cyun' TV commercials by North Korean advertisers, the anti-Hung-song Hotel in North Korea’s architectural pride, and the recent hot-heated Kim-Ill Rebel of the world. In the flood of information, we still have a vision of North Korea.

Korean title: 북한이라는 수수께끼

Korean author: 쟝쉰

Korean publisher: 에쎄

ISBN-13: 9788967351748

쟝쉰: 북한이라는 수수께끼
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