It was one day in May a few years ago when the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un looked round the Natural History Museum nearing its completion.
Instructing officials to build it into the perfect museum in terms of formative artistic representation for its specific feature to be projected, he relocated its logo and revised its gate form, too.
Pointing to the need to build it into a top-ranking museum with expository writings nicely attached though it takes more money, he told that whatever hard it might be they should make such buildings one after another so that people would have a liking for them.
He wore a bright smile as if he had imagined them to get delighted at the museum wonderfully completed.
