Kim Jeong-Eun Allowed Women To Wear Trousers With Thick Trousers To Embrace Western Culture.

North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jeong-eun is taking a series of measures to build a new image of North Korea, including allowing women to wear trousers.

Wearing earrings; listing more mobile phones; allowing some Western food to go on sale, such as pizza, French fries, hamburgers, and visiting the zoo and amusement parks with children free.

To make Korea a "paradise for children"

"To portray Kim Jeong-eun as a warm, fatherly leader," the report said.

Focusing on the younger generation, he has announced that he wants to make North Korea a "paradise for children".

"These measures are aimed at portraying Kim Jeong-eun as a warm, fatherly leader," said Dong yongsong, a North Korean expert at Samsung Economic Research Institute.

Kim Jeong-eun's father Kim Jong-il was regarded as a tough and tough leader. When Kim Jeong-eun came to power, he took a series of measures to make the Korean people return to the age of adequate food and clothing.

He also openly expressed the hope of embracing the young forces of North Korea.

Earlier, in commemorating the 66th anniversary celebration of the Korean Youth League, Kim Jeong-eun made a speech in front of 20 thousand children from all over the country who were invited to participate in the activities. "You will be the masters of the future strong and prosperous North Korea. The DPRK will become the most powerful country in the future. Every family is filled with laughter and everyone is living in a harmonious environment."

These children also have the opportunity to visit the zoo, visit amusement parks and attend concerts.

Many children shouted their oath and shed tears when they met Kim Jeong-eun.

North Korean media said it was a "grand political celebration" for the future.

Imported roller coaster, restaurant selling hamburger fries

Kim Jeong-eun was corrected to try to embrace western culture and information from abroad.

Kim Jeong-eun received education in Switzerland during his childhood. After he came to power, he had promoted a series of political changes, allowing people to live more freely and entertaining in daily life.

North Korea's national television station also reported a news showing Kim Jeong-eun wearing a straw hat to inspect Wan Jing Tai amusement park. He smiled and pointed out the roller coaster.

The amusement park has recently imported new roller coaster equipment from France.

According to the North Korean media, Kim Jeong-eun asked the amusement park manager to ensure that the roller coaster could run at any time and to raise the level of video game facilities.

During the inspection, Kim Jeong-eun also visited the amusement park restaurant, which sells hamburgers, French fries and other foods.

The above entertainment facilities and food were once regarded as symbols of westernization and would not appear in Korea.

But now, Koreans are gradually accepting these things.

North Korean television reported that "these devices are gifts to our people from our great leaders."

According to reports, Kim Jeong-eun also asked for more private restaurant licences, allowing more people to join the private catering industry, and strive to make the city more dynamic.

American Broadcasting Company claims that changes in food and fashion show that Kim Jeong-eun is trying to embrace western culture and information from abroad.

Kim Jeong-eun relaxed the restrictions on dress restrictions and the trend of fashion in 2010.

Another popular measure for Kim Jeong-eun is to relax the dress restrictions on women.

Kim Jeong-eun, a North Korean expert, said that these proposals were put forward in 2010, which is the beginning of the "fashion revolution" in North Korea.

In the past, Korean women were allowed to wear trousers when they worked in factories or worked in fields, but even under such strict rules, women could not resist the enthusiasm of women in pursuit of fashion.

Nowadays, with the relaxation of dress restrictions, Korean women begin to wear long trousers and earrings, and even thick bottom shoes appear on the streets.

Dong Yong Song said North Korean women love

The reason is very simple, "because it can make legs look longer."

According to the Samsung Economic Institute, second of the ten most popular Korean goods last year were thick sole shoes and third mobile phones.

"Some foreign media focus their attention on food shortage, but our statistical standard is a hot spot in the daily life of ordinary families," says Dong yongsong.