...jedenfalls im Land des Lieben Führers (친애하는 지도자).

"North Korea's luxury ski resort opens for business"

Zitat The Guardian, 7 Oct 2013
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"Kim Jong-un is hoping the multimillion-dollar Masik Pass will boost tourism and show North Korea is as civilised as the west ... The complex of ski runs, resort chalets and sleigh rides will open formally on Thursday, though late last month the main hotels appeared to be little more than shells, potholes filled the access roads and foundations were still being dug for secondary buildings.
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As the showcase capital of Pyongyang, with its amusement parks, bronze statuary and countless marble-laden pavilions so amply demonstrates, North Korea has a tradition of diving into lavish, monumental projects, no matter their relevance to larger economic conundrums such as producing reliable electricity or adequate food.
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Kim – who began skiing as a child and competed in international cross-country competitions – vowed that with Masik as a training centre, North Korea would have a world champion of its own in just a few years' time."
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Sicher ist, daß die Demokratische Volksrepublik Nordkorea schon in sehr wenigen Jahren zumindest einen olympischen Goldmedaillengewinner wird vorweisen können. Reporter westlicher Medien, die 1994 vom pompe funèbre des Großen Führers berichten durften, bekamen u.a. ein Ehrenmal für den ersten nordkoreanischen Weltraumflieger gezeigt, der die MIR besucht hatte - eine Tatsache, die revanchistische Medien im Westen und in Moskau ihrem Publikum wacker verschwiegen hatten.