Introduce and evaluate the socialist characteristics of North Korea or Vietnam

North Korea’s so-called “Juche Thought” (Kim Il Sung Doctrine) is actually North Korea’s socialist characteristics. This "Juche Thought" can be summarized in two sentences: the people are the subjects of history, and leaders are the subjects of the people.

You will know if you look at North Korea’s “Juche Thought”. How similar is it to China’s “decade”? And it's even worse.

As for the situation in Vietnam, you can read the interview in "Phoenix Weekly": /home/phoenixweekly/136/42page.html

In addition, this article is also good. You can take a look: .yahoo.com/blog-Dmspm5I9bqmNPUD8eHTtzOVs?p=20

North Korea and Vietnam just represent two different eras in China’s early days of liberation and after reform and opening up, and they both have different moments. Nothing less.

The personality cult of leaders in North Korea is even more serious than in China in the early days of liberation. Moreover, China has a separation of military and political affairs, and the chairman of the Military Commission does not grant military ranks. And the leader of North Korea is the general. To put it bluntly, North Korea is still equivalent to a feudal society.

Vietnam is equivalent to China after its reform and opening up. Its reform and opening up is much larger than China's. Their reform is multi-faceted, including political reform.

Of course, this does not mean that his country is necessarily better than China's. After all, China's national conditions will be different from Vietnam's. I believe you can draw your conclusion after reading it.