Hitting the books
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Published: 12 Mar. 2018, 20:00

Hitting the books

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Elementary and middle school textbooks of both South and North Korea are on display together in the National Assembly Members’ Building in the National Assembly compound on Monday.

The exhibition of the two Koreas’ school textbooks is designed to encourage lawmakers to learn more about North Korea. The idea behind the exhibition is that political leaders and the general public should get to know the reality of North Korea in order to prepare for the unification of the two Koreas. [YONHAP]



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