First Full Moon Day celebrated in DPRK
The Korean people across the country spent the First Full Moon Day pleasantly.
Family members and neighbours gathered together to take traditional foods and play folk and amusement games.
Looking round the Rangnang Museum peculiarly built in Pyongyang, working people and school youth and children felt that the long history, brilliant culture and excellent traditions of the Korean people are defended and carried forward invariably.
The public catering establishments in the capital city and provinces were crowded with working people taking special foods of various kinds such as Pyongyang cold noodles and mung-bean pancake.
Working people and school youth and children also enjoyed themselves at the Central Zoo, the Natural History Museum and other bases for cultural and leisure activities.
Family members and neighbours gathered together to take traditional foods and play folk and amusement games.
Looking round the Rangnang Museum peculiarly built in Pyongyang, working people and school youth and children felt that the long history, brilliant culture and excellent traditions of the Korean people are defended and carried forward invariably.
The public catering establishments in the capital city and provinces were crowded with working people taking special foods of various kinds such as Pyongyang cold noodles and mung-bean pancake.
Working people and school youth and children also enjoyed themselves at the Central Zoo, the Natural History Museum and other bases for cultural and leisure activities.