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Chollima

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  • Pyongyang, North Korea: skyline
    Pyongyang
    / The contemporary city

    A huge bronze statue of Chollima, a winged horse of Korean legend, atop a high pedestal dominates the skyline of Pyongyang and symbolizes to the residents the economic progress made after the end of the Korean War. Sections of the inner and northern walls and Hyonmu Gate are still standing,…

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    A huge bronze statue of Chollima, a winged horse of Korean legend, atop a high pedestal dominates the skyline of Pyongyang and symbolizes to the residents the economic progress made after the end of the Korean War. Sections of the inner and northern walls and Hyonmu Gate are still standing,…

    Read More