Kim Jong-un's visit to the Martyrs' Cemetery of the Chinese People's Volunteers and his kneeling on one knee at Mao Anying's tomb has drawn attention.

Kim Jong-un's act of kneeling has made North Korea's economic development much more promising going forward.

On July 29, marking the 60th anniversary of the Korean Armistice Agreement, North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong-un made his first personal visit to the Chinese People's Volunteers Martyrs' Cemetery in Kumsong, where he paid respects and specially laid a wreath at the tomb of Comrade Mao Anying. From footage released by North Korean media, it can be seen that Kim Jong-un directly knelt on one knee before the martyr's tomb!

Indeed, this gesture by Kim Jong-un will undoubtedly strengthen the bond between China and North Korea. Currently, North Korea is undergoing an economic transformation, and during this process, it urgently needs China’s complete and robust industrial chain as a solid backing. This was also one of the core objectives behind the recent visit of North Korea's Premier to China. Kim Jong-un's kneeling at the grave of the Chinese People's Volunteers reflects both North Korea's enduring gratitude for China's past assistance and demonstrates the unbreakable reality of Sino-North Korean friendship.

Regarding North Korea's requests for economic development support, China has already dispatched high-level officials to implement and establish the framework—truly showing our sincere dedication and heartfelt commitment to aiding North Korea’s economy.

Original source: toutiao.com/article/1871930209545225/

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