Im Ort Yongju hat eine Lebensmittelfabrik aufgemacht. Kim Jong Il hatte sie vor zwei Jahren schon mal besucht, seitdem ist die Produktion um ein vielfaches erweitert worden.
Looking Toward a Better Morrow
The Chansong Foodstuffs factory is on the riverside of the Yongju.
Pungent aroma of wild fruits was filling the air of the factory compound. A woman called Kim Sok Hwa introduced herself as head of the technical preparation room. Here is a story she told us under a willow tree.
Leader Kim Jong Il came to the factory two years ago. He told them above all that the processing facilities be updated and the whole production process in asepsis. He encouraged the workers to lead the world in the production of mountain fruit processing. Shortly after that many specialists came there to help the workers in technical renovation.
She guided us looking round the factory. At a glance we could find the refurbishment of the factory perfect.
Our guide said: "We used to be troubled with so much wild fruits coming in, that we could not process in time. But now we dispose of as much of them as comes."
Across a bridge a furniture plant and a paper mill stand facing each other.
We first went into the furniture plant associated with many stories of on-scene guidance tours by President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il. We were moved to see workers working so zealously for increased output. At the paper mill we also found all the facilities undergone complete refurbishment. There we were told that the factory had created several hundred hectares of aspen forest, and puts out notebooks, handbooks and toilet tissue enough for the whole county to use and spare.
We went round many other local industrial factories like textile mill, straw goods factory and large earthenware jar factory, all built for better life of the local dwellers.
Changsong takes on a new look every year, and we are sure it will look far better next year.
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Quelle: http://www.rodong.rep.kp/InterEn/index.p...08-08-0012
Looking Toward a Better Morrow
The Chansong Foodstuffs factory is on the riverside of the Yongju.
Pungent aroma of wild fruits was filling the air of the factory compound. A woman called Kim Sok Hwa introduced herself as head of the technical preparation room. Here is a story she told us under a willow tree.
Leader Kim Jong Il came to the factory two years ago. He told them above all that the processing facilities be updated and the whole production process in asepsis. He encouraged the workers to lead the world in the production of mountain fruit processing. Shortly after that many specialists came there to help the workers in technical renovation.
She guided us looking round the factory. At a glance we could find the refurbishment of the factory perfect.
Our guide said: "We used to be troubled with so much wild fruits coming in, that we could not process in time. But now we dispose of as much of them as comes."
Across a bridge a furniture plant and a paper mill stand facing each other.
We first went into the furniture plant associated with many stories of on-scene guidance tours by President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il. We were moved to see workers working so zealously for increased output. At the paper mill we also found all the facilities undergone complete refurbishment. There we were told that the factory had created several hundred hectares of aspen forest, and puts out notebooks, handbooks and toilet tissue enough for the whole county to use and spare.
We went round many other local industrial factories like textile mill, straw goods factory and large earthenware jar factory, all built for better life of the local dwellers.
Changsong takes on a new look every year, and we are sure it will look far better next year.
Quelle: http://www.rodong.rep.kp/InterEn/index.p...08-08-0012