“I could understand why children in the DPRK called the great Comrade Kim Jong Un their father.”
“I want to say that this baby home and orphanage, the palace for children, is the ideological and artistic masterpiece and the creature that go beyond the Seven Wonders of the World.”
“It is really hard to believe it from the Western view. Orphans are usually considered as beings who disclose the darkest aspect of state and society in each country. However in the DPRK, they have obtained all privileges and special benefits from the state. Their future is really bright and promising.”
“If I were to live again, I want to be born a child of the DPRK.”
These are some of impressions made by foreigners who have ever visited the DPRK. They are the live expository writing of Korean socialism which regards men as the valuable and the tribute to the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un who creates the garden of human love.
