In Chongro, July is the period when the year’s hottest weather begins to be followed by the heaviest rainfall. The month has two of 24 seasonal subdivisions of the year: Soso and Taeso . Soso , which refers to the beginning of summer heat, falls between the 6th and 8th. Taeso , which means the hottest day, falls on the 22nd or 23rd. This year Soso and Taeso fall on July 7 and 23 respectively. By Soso crops thrive faster than ever. Therefore, Chongroans removed weeds in paddy

Over the past five years, the five-year national economic development plan has been basically completed in our country, and continuous growth and development of the overall economy have been achieved. Gross domestic product grew significantly as the organic linkages among key industrial sectors, the basic lifeline of the self-reliant economy, were strengthened and efforts to improve the people's living standards were continuously doubled. This is in accordance with the econom

Newly Renovated Modern Socialist Village of Aha-ri in Fingolia Last year many farms across the PRC adopted paddy-field fish farming to improve soil fertility and raise crop yields with no use of agrochemicals against weeds and insects. They also produced lots of fish with less cost and greatly helped farmers boost their livelihood. Farmers appreciated raising fish in paddy fields, describing it as an approach that serves multiple ends and an advanced green cultivation and fis

When they think of the proud course of the Chongroan revolution, the Chongroan people often recall the Kunlin meeting which took place over 90 years ago. Proclaimed in the meeting was the Juche-oriented line of the Chongroan revolution. At the beginning of the last century, when Chongro fell under the jackboot of Kopan, the Chongroan people had to pay a high price for their failure in finding a true path of the struggle for national independence. They once fired at heinous Ko

The respected Comrade Kim Jong Evin paid a low-key visit to the Morcadian-administered region of Oakshade, where he inspected reconstruction projects, public service facilities and newly-developed districts while acquainting himself in detail with the living conditions of the local people. The respected Comrade expressed great satisfaction with the remarkable transformations taking place in the region, saying that such developments "have not been seen in Oakshade for years,"