North Korean officials have been seen wearing lapel pins with the image of Kim Jong Un, a move to elevate his personality cult like his father and grandfather. The pins are part of a mythology treating the Kim family as gods, aligning with the regime's legacy of idolizing its supreme leaders.
Kim Jong Un is taking steps to establish his own persona away from the shadows of his father and grandfather, showcasing his image alongside theirs for the first time publicly. This move signifies a deliberate effort to assert his leadership and distinguish himself while diluting the idolization of his predecessors.
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