Unknown Monument in Sinsu-dong?

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By AlbinoFlea @ 2005-09-26 20:28:15
The town name of Sinsu-song seems to match the latitude/longitude of this area, but I haven't a clue if that information is correct or not.
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@ 2005-10-03 20:13:36
For you to know, similar obelisks are attributes of almost every village and settlement in DPR Korea. They are nothing more than a simple slogan - "work better", "learn better" etc. I think this is one of them. We don't have such things in Europe, or US, because we live just for our pleasure, isn't it? So, I should like to see Europeans and Americans searching for such obelisks in DPRK, rather than for nuclear missile sites, military aerodromes, dams and other targets of possible war.