The 2011 KEEP-DPRK delegation wrote a series of reflections on this year’s trip. The reflections are called bojagi. Bojagi is a traditional cloth used to wrap and carry items. In wartime, people would wrap their belongings in a bojagi and carry their possessions on their backs. In this context, bojagi is a short reflection, a portion of the trip now carried in the written word. This year’s pieces were inspired by the changes we saw, especially those related to the economic development of the country.
A Traffic Controller at the Crossroads – Introduces the theme of change.
Nuclear Weapons — A look at nuclear weapons and the DPRK’s position
Lee Omonim’s Song — The Arduous March and Songun politics
Equity, a Work in Progress — Education and healthcare
Food in the DPRK — A look at food and aid
“Let’s Breakthrough to the Cutting Edge” — CNC technology and factories
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