In this paper, we discuss the shape of characters during the early Chollima movement. The Chollima movement was the most influential event in the formation of the regime, working in a circular motion in North Korea. Therefore, it is necessary to study...
In this paper, we discuss the shape of characters during the early Chollima movement. The Chollima movement was the most influential event in the formation of the regime, working in a circular motion in North Korea. Therefore, it is necessary to study the way the character is dramatized in the process of literary shaping. During this period, literary portraits were developed in two major directions: one was the embodiment of a labor hero and the other was the embodiment of an anti-Japanese band led by Kim Il-sung as a ideal communist.
Lee Dong-chun's "The Great Power" shows a wide-ranging innovation movement in society during the early Chunlima movement. The main character Hae-chul is an ideal worker with a class of labor, showing an indomitable will to change society. Bong Kyu, the head of the design department, was set up as a reactionary to this, and was set to reveal the passivity and conservatism of the technocrats at the time. The work depicts that in the economic development situation of the time when bureaucracy and technological mysticism were prevalent, it can be overcome through the combination of workers' will and party leadership. Through this, the work focuses on revealing the ideal class of labor.
Song Young's "The Phoenix" is a work in which guerrilla member Lee Doo-sung survives for more than 100 days, revealing his faithful justification for the leader. The work embodies Lee Doo-sung as an ideal communist. This is because the Chollima Workgroup movement has been extensively reorganized since 1959, and anti-Japanese fighters have been set up according to political logic. Within the work, Lee is overcoming difficulties centering on his undaunted love for the leader and his party. However, the composition that centers on the nature of historical materials and the premise that the characters' ideas are complete makes it inevitable to change the formality. Song Young who compiled the narrative of the anti-Japanese armed struggle, had to make a work faithful to the reality, and thus delivered a sense of theme using various soliloquies, narrator, and songs. Writer Song Young was able to create a unique type of literary work because she aimed to create a play of a combative genre and judged form to be a component of his thought.