I greet the honorable people of the country, Comrade Phuong. I pay my respects to everyone who contributed to the revolution. Long live the revolution and Juche! Long live the commander-in-chief, Comrade Kim Jong Un.
Many congratulations!! It is a truly meaningful day for the DPRK. Since the 1948 founding day, the country endured and overcome many challenges and hardships. Ultimately, it built the Juche socialism under the superb leadership clearly based on workers, farmers, and samuwon (office workers). It was possible because all citizens were thoroughly unified and collaborated in order to achieve the common goal; Juche and Urisic-Socialism. Concurrently, I noticed immediately that NK knows how to play best parade with a remarkable unison and it demonstrates they are truly in the spirit of 'Combined-body, one-mind.' Very impressive!!
Watching this humongous patriotism and force I realize it's impossible to get a reunification of the motherland with the southern capitalist government and all the issues that would come later after the unition of the two countries...
It would be impossible to have an immediate reunification, the only way forward is for the US to get their grubby hands off South Korea, and allow the people to see the DPRK, with their own eyes. The damage is serious enough that it could take a full generation to heal before reunification is even considered.
Is there anywhere I can learn korean for cheap (or free)? I know that the south and north have some differences because of the long time of isolation and it is hard, almost impossible, to find resources to study the version of DPRK korean language that I can afford
@@PhuongDPRKDaily but for example at 29:19 you can see a crowd of people all wearing masks. Was it common in the DPRK to wear masks before the pandemic?
A experiência socialista coreana é realmente particular e muito interessante , lutaram contra dos impérios primeiro o japonês e logo em seguida o estadunidense , sob a liderança de um dos maiores lideres revolucionários deste mundo apesar da pouca idade que tinha na época e fundarão sob esta liderança uma República Popular e socialista , que se baseou nos princípios marxistas , mas sem deixar de dar a devida importância para as tradições culturais milenares do povo coreano, além de tudo isso vem resistindo há 73 anos as sanções e calunias que partem do imperialismo com o objetivo de destrui-los e atingiram um nível tecnológico invejável . Eu admiro muito este povo , acho que de maneira geral são um exemplo de união , solidariedade e verdadeiro patriotismo que deve ser seguido pelos demais povos deste mundo . Que viva a República Popular Democrática da Coréia ! Até a vitória sempre camaradas !
Aqui da cidade de São Paulo Brasil , viva , viva e viva o nobre e heroico povo revolucionário da República popular Democrática da Coréia , na comemoração dos seus 73 anos de existência construindo o sua sociedade socialista . Até a vitória sempre camaradas !
One dying question I have is what are those cylinders on the AK's of the elite troops? I see them in every parade but have no idea what they are. People speculate that they're an extended magazine for extra bullets, but stuffing that cylinder full of rounds would probably make them too heavy to carry around practically
"Type 98 - Variant of the Type 88-2 "Top Folding Stock" with a Helical Magazine that is believed to hold between 75-150 rounds of 5.45x39mm and it has a few exterior modifications in the shape of the weapons near where the stock folds. Features shorter barrel than the Type 88.[18]" en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_People%27s_Army_Special_Operation_Force
Annyeonghashimnika, greetings from Singapore. 1. Is the Korean character "돐" pronounced as "dol" or "dolsu"? 2. Is this parade the first parade to feature only the paramilitary units and public safety agencies of North Korea, and not the Korean People's Army?
Depending on the region, it is accentuated differently, sometimes "dol", sometimes "dols" It is not the first time that a parade of the militia and not the army took place on state founding day, the last time in 2011 th-cam.com/video/6UwZmiRVro0/w-d-xo.html
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1:19:32 It's Ri Chun Hee
Thanks for info.
She seems to be kind hearted and tender
It's amazing to see her close to Kim Jung Un
She's the legendary _halmeoni_ of DPRK.
_Saranghae uri-eui halmeoni_ *Ri Chun-Heui* _nyeo-dongji_ !!!
👵🏻🇰🇵❤
I freaking love these parades. Despite people breaking their backs to give it their all. The entrance of the band though 🔥🔥🔥
North Korea is literally so beautiful
I greet the honorable people of the country, Comrade Phuong. I pay my respects to everyone who contributed to the revolution. Long live the revolution and Juche! Long live the commander-in-chief, Comrade Kim Jong Un.
Many congratulations!! It is a truly meaningful day for the DPRK. Since the 1948 founding day, the country endured and overcome many challenges and hardships. Ultimately, it built the Juche socialism under the superb leadership clearly based on workers, farmers, and samuwon (office workers). It was possible because all citizens were thoroughly unified and collaborated in order to achieve the common goal; Juche and Urisic-Socialism. Concurrently, I noticed immediately that NK knows how to play best parade with a remarkable unison and it demonstrates they are truly in the spirit of 'Combined-body, one-mind.' Very impressive!!
Happy 73rd Anniversary! Long live the DPRK! 🇰🇵 🎉
Watching this humongous patriotism and force I realize it's impossible to get a reunification of the motherland with the southern capitalist government and all the issues that would come later after the unition of the two countries...
It would be impossible to have an immediate reunification, the only way forward is for the US to get their grubby hands off South Korea, and allow the people to see the DPRK, with their own eyes. The damage is serious enough that it could take a full generation to heal before reunification is even considered.
Kim is looking good! Very nice, he got fit
yeah he's looking better everyday, he really resembles Kim Il Sung when he was younger
@@gerald1495 my thoughts exactly
I have to agree. I'm surprised
This didn’t age very well
A few beers and a parade in north korea ,yeah thats my dreams ,go hard .
Long Live The Democratic People Republic Of Korea
That's quite a production getting such multitude dance in sync! The fireworks are as spectacular and beautiful as the fireworks of Japan.
Not a midnight celebration again, daytime parades with evening endings are so much better.
I actually like both
But fireworks at midnight parades are poggers too
@@jake.s7065 yes
Man I would love to go and see one of these. The centenary one should be awesome
The great martial Kim Jong Un is looking fresh with that new haircut
Eternal Glory to the Glorious Motherland Democratic People's Republic of Korea !!
Long live the DPRK!
I wish I was there.. Those parades are marvelous.
I kind of miss the bouncy marching, it was unique
Those are military marching though, this is the peoples militia.
@@SMGJohnThey all march like this now.
Manse DPRK!
The best parade ever.
unification in our lifetime!!!
is this the same as Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterklasse?
Yes
30:30
anthem and flag rising
매우 세련되고 웅장한 식입니다.
Best parade ever, they managed to beat China's 2019 national day parade.
Is there anywhere I can learn korean for cheap (or free)? I know that the south and north have some differences because of the long time of isolation and it is hard, almost impossible, to find resources to study the version of DPRK korean language that I can afford
I still haven't found a way to learn the northern language either
Really sad that ShitTube has shadow banned this account, never get the video in my sub list anymore.
It's not shadowbanned, try deactivating and reactivating the bell
The after party must have been insane.
33:32 Meanwhile in the distance: *Seoul getting shelled*
@@jake.s7065 Not me, I'd rather see a peaceful reunification
Absolutely Stunning. You would never see this in my homeland the United States. Long Live the DPRK and the Workers Revolution!
Yooo who down voted this
People who think they are forced to do this
Can you enable captions?
I uploaded the video right after the release, no time for creating captions
@@PhuongDPRKDaily I understand, thank you for your work.
Long live the DPRK. best wishes from a colombian comrade
1:23:30 Is this Pochonbo Electric Orchestra? Which song?
Was covid a big deal in the dprk? I would assume they already have effective travel restrictions. Great parade btw
The DPRK is still free of Covid. Immediately after the outbreak in China, the borders were closed and still are today
@@PhuongDPRKDaily but for example at 29:19 you can see a crowd of people all wearing masks. Was it common in the DPRK to wear masks before the pandemic?
@@PhuongDPRKDaily Comrade, can I ask what is the song in 1:37:08 - to 1:39:48 ? I love the melody and rhythm
@@paulgeisler8465 th-cam.com/video/ZS8tutgoEwI/w-d-xo.html
A experiência socialista coreana é realmente particular e muito interessante , lutaram contra dos impérios primeiro o japonês e logo em seguida o estadunidense , sob a liderança de um dos maiores lideres revolucionários deste mundo apesar da pouca idade que tinha na época e fundarão sob esta liderança uma República Popular e socialista , que se baseou nos princípios marxistas , mas sem deixar de dar a devida importância para as tradições culturais milenares do povo coreano, além de tudo isso vem resistindo há 73 anos as sanções e calunias que partem do imperialismo com o objetivo de destrui-los e atingiram um nível tecnológico invejável . Eu admiro muito este povo , acho que de maneira geral são um exemplo de união , solidariedade e verdadeiro patriotismo que deve ser seguido pelos demais povos deste mundo . Que viva a República Popular Democrática da Coréia ! Até a vitória sempre camaradas !
- Missiles, guns and weapons
+ Tractors, progress and the people !
MANSEEEEEE MANSEEEEEEEEEEEEE MANSEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!!!!!!
is there a high quality version available?
Beautiful celebration!! Happy 73rd anniversary!! LONG LIVE DPRK !! 🌷❤️ 🇰🇵
朝鮮彷彿是有仙人居住的強盛、美好、和平、安全的國度~
Not gonna lie I really didn't expect the sky diving!!!!
✊✊✊✊✊✊
🇰🇵❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Aqui da cidade de São Paulo Brasil , viva , viva e viva o nobre e heroico povo revolucionário da República popular Democrática da Coréia , na comemoração dos seus 73 anos de existência construindo o sua sociedade socialista . Até a vitória sempre camaradas !
Long live DPRK🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵
One dying question I have is what are those cylinders on the AK's of the elite troops? I see them in every parade but have no idea what they are. People speculate that they're an extended magazine for extra bullets, but stuffing that cylinder full of rounds would probably make them too heavy to carry around practically
looks like a GP-25 grenade launcher to me, not sure
"Type 98 - Variant of the Type 88-2 "Top Folding Stock" with a Helical Magazine that is believed to hold between 75-150 rounds of 5.45x39mm and it has a few exterior modifications in the shape of the weapons near where the stock folds. Features shorter barrel than the Type 88.[18]"
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_People%27s_Army_Special_Operation_Force
It's a cylinder-shaped magazine basically, like the PP 19
Thank you everyone for the info. So it is a cylinder magazine, but it holds around 75 rounds to keep the weight to a minimum
I have a question, do workers generally run their own work places in Korea?
한복이 일상복인게 되게 이쁘다 ㅠㅠ 애기들 한복입은거 보고싶어..
무슨 한복? 그것은 조선옷 불립니다.
@@PhuongDPRKDaily 57:41 오른쪽 여성분 세명이 입은게 조선복이라고 부르는건가요?
조선옷
Annyeonghashimnika, greetings from Singapore.
1. Is the Korean character "돐" pronounced as "dol" or "dolsu"?
2. Is this parade the first parade to feature only the paramilitary units and public safety agencies of North Korea, and not the Korean People's Army?
Depending on the region, it is accentuated differently, sometimes "dol", sometimes "dols"
It is not the first time that a parade of the militia and not the army took place on state founding day, the last time in 2011
th-cam.com/video/6UwZmiRVro0/w-d-xo.html
21:38 what’s the name of the music?
th-cam.com/video/wRv-L4dy8wk/w-d-xo.html
@@PhuongDPRKDaily Thanks.
Please, what is the Red Militia?
is it the army? is it reenactment, or is it an active force of Korea?
Red Workers and Peasants Militia, a Volunteer Fighting Force
21:37
53:58 it starts
Supeeer👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
来个字幕啊
Like you
27:34
Le.problëme.le.midia.il.purate.me.ècruture.je.arètès.parfois.
What is the songs playing at 1:22:12 , 1:34:02 and 1:36:50 called?
I can't think of the titles of the first two songs, the last one is called People's Joy th-cam.com/video/ZS8tutgoEwI/w-d-xo.html
@@PhuongDPRKDaily thank you very much I love your channel