North Korean state-owned printing companies are having to print a wider range of 2018 calendars as sales of calendars that glorify the Kim family regime plummet.
“You can see a shift in public attitude towards the calendars. As the years have passed, calendars depicting propaganda for Ryomyong Street, orphanages, and Mt. Paektu have become less and less popular,” a source in Pyongyang told Daily NK on Dec. 19.
