Under the management of Kim Jong-un, the real situation of the peasants in the North Korean production team: equal pay for equal work in a big pot
In the vast countryside of North Korea, pictures of hard work come into view. The farmers of this land work together in a unique cooperative model, and their lives are closely linked to the country's economic policies. As the green train slowly crosses the border from Dandong in China to Sinuiju in North Korea, the scenery along the way seems to tell a story of hard work, unity and hope. Not only is there beautiful natural scenery, but also the people who sweat in the fields and shape the future with their own hands.
North Korea has a planned economic system, in which both urban and rural areas pursue a certain degree of egalitarianism. In rural areas, this model takes the form of a cooperative farm, in which the entire village is treated as a large collective, within which the villagers work together to complete the task of agricultural production. Each village is divided into several groups that are responsible for the cultivation of the land in different areas. At the end of the year, rewards were distributed according to the output of each group, which further stimulated everyone's enthusiasm. Behind such institutional design is the pursuit of social equity values, and it also reflects the government's desire to overcome the challenges of limited resources through collective strength.
It is worth noting that one of the roles that plays an important role in this process is the overseer. The main task of these people, who are not directly involved in the workforce but who have important responsibilities, is to monitor the progress of the work and to keep a record of the workload of each member (the so-called "division of work"). In this way, it is ensured that the effectiveness of the teamwork and the individual contribution are fairly evaluated. In addition, short meetings are organized by the group leader during breaks to share experiences, boost morale and create a positive atmosphere.
However, despite such a relatively well-developed management system to support agricultural production activities, the DPRK still faces food security problems. The main reasons for this include the small size of arable land, the inadequate supply of key agricultural inputs such as fertilizers, and labour shortages. Especially due to the mountainous terrain of the country, where plains are scarce; In addition, the weak industrial base has led to the limitation of fertilizer production; In addition, most of the young and able-bodied people are engaged in military careers, so that the population structure of those who are actually engaged in agricultural operations is skewed towards aging. In the face of these difficulties, the DPRK has adopted a series of reform measures in recent years to try to alleviate them, such as setting up special economic zones to attract foreign investment, promoting international trade exchanges and other measures, and has begun to try to introduce a new business model of "package production to households" to encourage individual farmers to develop special agricultural products planting or breeding projects, so as to stimulate the enthusiasm of the general public to participate in agricultural production.
It is worth mentioning that each family is now allowed to own a small plot of land of their own, which can be used to grow various crops or raise poultry and livestock freely. While this change has brought an additional source of income to many families, it has also given them the joy of more autonomy. It can be said that under the leadership of President Kim Jong Un, the DPRK is gradually exploring a development path suited to its national conditions, striving to ensure that every citizen can enjoy a better and more prosperous life.
In short, through this window, we see a real rural North Korean scene that is both full of challenges and opportunities. It reminds us that no matter what kind of difficulties we face, if we have dreams and the courage to change, we can find solutions to them. Let's look forward to more brilliant days in the future of this beautiful country! At the same time, you are also welcome to leave a message to share your views or stories on this, and discuss how to build a more harmonious and beautiful world.
Original Statement: This article is based on online materials and aims to provide an informative overview of the current situation in rural North Korea and its development trends. The specific cases involved in this article are all fictional creations, and the purpose is to better illustrate the main idea. All content is written after independent thinking by the author, and there is no plagiarism. I hope that readers and friends can get inspired by this and actively participate in the discussion.