They live in Kunchon-ri, Cholsan County, North Phyongan Province, and Muksan-ri, Kaesong City.

They were subjected to sorrow, maltreatment and insult as members of a stateless nation in the past.

It was not until the country was liberated by President Kim Il Sung that they came to lead a worthwhile life. They worked hard true to the agricultural policy of the Workers' Party of Korea.

They worked on even after they became pensioners.

Keeping themselves optimistic in their life, they told their children to work harder for the sake of the socialist country.