The Korean media “Chosun Ilbo” reported on the 17th that there are some obscure words within North Korea (called North Korea by South Korea), and the “North Korean cryptic language” was introduced on the “North Korean intelligence website” of the Ministry of Unification of the South Korean government, which said that North Korean middle-level cadres obscurely called State Councilor Kim Jong-un as “second daughter-in-law”.
The Ministry of Unification has been adjusting the content of the North Korean intelligence website since the 8th, including various different topics such as North Korea’s overview, trends, maps, and special information, adding trade information such as Korea Trade Association, North Korea trade statistics, special reports, and monthly publications.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea (MOFA) said that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea (MOFA) has been working with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea (ROK) to develop a new system for the development of the country. In this column, South Korea’s Ministry of Unification introduces North Korean cadres’ policies, ruling-related cryptic language.
Radio Free Asia (RFA) disclosed the same content in April 2014, citing a source in Jigang Province, North Korea, who said that stalwart cadres of the North Korean Workers’ Party implicitly referred to Kim Jong-un as “second daughter-in-law,” indicating that the allusion was made to the South Korean proverb “When you marry the second daughter-in-law, you realize the affection of the first daughter-in-law. (둘째느리를 이느리를 이란째 이란째의정을안다.)
RFA believes that the implicit reference to Kim Jong-un as the second daughter-in-law, the eldest daughter-in-law being the late Kim Jong-il, indicates some discontent among the cadres in the center.
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