After 2010, Kim Jong-un regime have a quite different action from the previous one in the stronger economic sanctions, The Kim Jong-un regime seek change and transformation in all areas of society. It is also true that policy changes and social syst...
After 2010, Kim Jong-un regime have a quite different action from the previous one in the stronger economic sanctions, The Kim Jong-un regime seek change and transformation in all areas of society. It is also true that policy changes and social systems, sometimes called innovation, have been transformed into crisis response systems whenever the North Korean regime faces a crisis.
However, the separation of the Kim Jong-un regime from the Kim il-sung and Kim Jong-il is actively making efforts to become a proud and normal state in the world, free from isolation and closure, and also reflect this in their policies.
In the midst of these changes, the Kim Jong-un regime is pushing for changes in cultural heritage policies as a means of globalization strategy.
In particular, it is noted that the period when the immaterial cultural heritage policy is incorporated into the legal system and the period when the Kim Jong-un regime emerges as real power, are intertwined.
The driving force of change can be found in the “socialist civilization”, one of the representative policies of the Kim Jong-un regime.
The Kim Jong-un regime set the national goal of building a socialist civilized country, and induces them to gather in all areas of society, including economy, education, health, sports, social culture, and arts, with the goal of building a socialist civilized country.
Among these, non-material cultural heritage promotes internal convergence by emphasizing the excellence of the country
As a normal country, it promotes the image of the country both internally and externally, Under the economic benefits through tourism,service trade, the Kim Jong-un regime has revised at a three times, been raising its status among the major policies of the Kim Jong-un regime.
As North Korea’s immaterial cultural heritage, folk dance is uniquely linked among various immaterial cultural heritages specified by the law such as national games, national customs, holiday events, various ceremonies, and stage arts.
It is also linked to other genres, such as folk songs, traditional music, and costumes.
The characteristics acquired through policy in North Korea’s political society reflect the wide range of traditional cultures and historical layers and status of national culture, as well as the politics and society of the North Korean regime of the time.