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Lest There Should Be Any Shortcomings

Orphans are growing up free from any worries under the care of the Workers' Party of Korea and the state in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
One day in July 2016, the respected fatherly Marshal Kim Jong Un visited the newly-built Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans.
Looking at a full view of the palatial school with a bright smile on his face, he said with great satisfaction that it had been built wonderfully.

Ri Yu Jong, Lecturer of the Korean Revolution Museum, said:
"While going round different places of the school, the respected fatherly Marshal Kim Jong Un dropped in at a classroom on the second floor. He looked around the classroom and kindly asked an official what they write with on the board.
Hearing the answer that they were going to use aqueous marker, he approached a desk.
He said the desks and chairs had been made well to suit the ages and constitutional characteristics of orphans and added that the teaching aids and furnishings and educational equipment at the primary and middle schools for orphans across the country should be unified with those of the Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans as a standard."
That day Marshal Kim Jong Un gave an instruction on installing a ventilation device in the cooking practice room, dropped in at a room of the dormitory, unfolded a blanket and measured it to see if it fits the heights of orphans, paying deep concern lest there should be any shortcomings in their study and life.
Happy laughter is heard constantly at the Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans thanks to the love of Marshal Kim Jong Un for the rising generations, the future of the nation, who regards the work for them as the most important of the affairs of the Party and the state.