Our standard 

  One day, the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un inspected the Rungna Dolphinarium.
Looking towards the stage he asked an official in charge of designing if the stage accorded with the international standard.
Hearing the answer, Kim Jong Un said: The floor of the stage is painted blue like foreign ones. As the background of the stage is painted like the shore of the sea, the floor of the stage would look better matched if it is painted in the same colour as the sand driven out by the waves.
After a while, Kim Jong Un, looking round the officials, said: You say you have painted the stage of the dolphinarium blue to suit the international standards. It is something regrettable. We should approach whatever we do from the stand of dealing with it in our own style to suit our own aesthetic feelings. It is our own standards to put everything right to the aesthetic feelings of our people.
The officials felt it was valuable advice that was expressive of the affection of Kim Jong Un for the people.
Looking round the dolphinarium, Kim Jong Un advised to make the settings well assorted so that it would assume the features of the beach and to treat the floor of the stage with the same colour as the sand so that it would look like the beach.
Looking up at Kim Jong Un the officials learned his view again that if something is to the liking of the people and convenient to them, that should be just the standard of the nation.