김정은 시대 문화정책과 남북 문화교류 방향

Abstract

In the Kim Jong Un era, North Korean cultural policy can be broadly divided into 'Securing legitimacy through Baekdu bloodline', 'Modernization and internationalization in pursuit of a normal state', and 'Achieving a powerful socialist civilization'. North Korean culture in the Kim Jong Un era can be seen as having a complex character in which the 'national tradition' and 'modern culture' are combined.
 Based on these characteristics of the cultural policy of the Kim Jong Un era, this thesis examines the status of each culture, such as music, performing arts, dance, and sports, and promotes 'exchanges to form homogeneity' and 'exchanges to restore homogeneity' between the residents of the South and North Korea.' and suggested two directions for inter-Korean cultural exchange.
 In both South and North Korean societies, a new generation without “memories of war” is growing as a social leader, so future generations must form a new “homogeneity” and lead the process of unification and integration. In addition, the “recovery of homogeneity” of the nation should be promoted together by reflecting on the history of the nation shared by our people.