Chapter 1859 Industrial Cooperation
Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present.
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Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present. Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present. Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present. Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present. Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present. Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present. Allowing foreign funds to enter the country to build industries is a new thing for North Korea, and if it is only a commercial activity, it will probably be difficult to obtain official support, after all, there are too many taboo side balls in it, and the North Korean side may not be happy to accept it. But by tying this to the relationship between the two countries and giving the North Korean ruling class considerable benefits, Haehan has made this seemingly unlikely form of cooperation a reality.
For ordinary North Koreans, they may not be able to feel the impact of this cooperation for a while, but since it is a project to save North Korea from fire and water, and it is said to make the country more prosperous and powerful, the vast majority of people welcome it. Of course, the king and his ministers had already agreed to this plan, and even if there were people who questioned its reasonableness, it would be difficult for it to have any impact on the situation.
In fact, there are only two types of North Koreans who have a vital interest in this: the elite who can make considerable gains from it, and the refugees who have lost their homes in the war and accepted the employment of the Haehan. The latter, in particular, who have tens of thousands, are far more desperate in need of this livelihood than the ruling class that profits from it.
Refugees who had been concentrating around Pyongyang after the war to seek official relief finally had a more secure place to go. Haihan sent several teams to recruit these refugees near the city of Pyongyang, with the slogan "Everyone can have enough to eat", although the conditions seem to be extremely limited, but for the many refugees who lack food and clothing and cannot survive, this is probably the only way to survive at present.