Recently, South Korean media reported the news of Kim's TV failure in North Korea. Although the news has not been officially confirmed, it has aroused widespread concern because it involves the failure of the TV set under the name of the North Korean Supreme Court.

According to South Korean media reports, Kim Jong Il brought his TV set to China during the recent visit of the DPRK Prime Minister to China. This has attracted people's attention, because it means that the highest TV set in North Korea is out of order.

The report said that this happened in July. When Kim visited Beijing, he suddenly found that his TV set was out of order. Jin * asked to take it back to North Korea for testing and maintenance, but due to the tight time, he finally decided to buy a new TV set in China urgently.

However, it is understood that Kim * intends to repair not only his personal TV set, but actually many people in North Korea complain that their TV sets also have problems, which leads some people to question the management ability and technical ability of North Korea's top management.

This incident has attracted the attention of the outside world, because it shows that the daily life of senior managers in North Korea is also limited by technical equipment. This also shows that North Korea's technological capability is lower than that of other developed countries, such as South Korea and China.

Although North Korea has always been known for its isolation and conservatism, in fact, the technical level of the whole country has fallen far behind. Although North Korea has its own nuclear weapons program and propaganda machine, if even the most basic TV set can't be repaired or maintained, it shows that North Korea's economy and education are backward, which may also mean that the North Korean leadership is not good at governing its own people.

Generally speaking, although this incident may be used by analysts who interpret the good and evil of North Korea, its influence should be paid more attention. This is a warning, reminding us to pay attention to all kinds of problems in totalitarian countries, not simply treating North Korea as a political issue, but also paying attention to the country's economic, educational, scientific and technological issues.