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South Korean President Moon Jae-in called for an end-of-war declaration in his U.N. address, but the other countries involved have different goals.
Jun 14, 2021 SEOUL – Kim Jong Un called it a “vicious cancer” corrupting young North Koreans’ “attire, hairstyles, speeches, behaviors.” His state media has warned that if left unchecked, it would make North Korea “crumble like a damp wall.” After winning fans around the world, South Korean pop culture has entered the final frontier: North Korea, where its growing influence has prompted the leader of the totalitarian state to declare a new culture war to stop it. But even a dictator may have trouble holding back the tide. In recent months, hardly a day has gone by wit...
Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, described K-pop a “vicious cancer” corrupting the young people he governs, and he plans to put a stop to it.
This is not the first time North Korea has lashed out against an “ideological and cultural invasion.”
South Korean content influences a transformation in 'attire, hairstyles, speeches, behaviors' which can weaken his influence on the nation, essentially making it 'crumble like a damp wall'