Kim Jong Un's Private Life
It was argued that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had a strong female bias, taking women to the Koryo Hotel in Pyongyang with his brother Kim Jong-chul in the mid-2000s before inheriting power from his father Kim Jong-il. After hearing the news, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il issued a ban on access to the Koryo Hotel, but some argued that it was in vain.
The latest book "Kim Jong-un and Kim Yo-jung," written by Yoshihiro Makino, a visiting professor at Hirosima University in Japan and a diplomatic reporter at the Asahi Shimbun (former Seoul bureau chief), says this.
According to a book on the 5th, Chairman Kim frequently appeared at the Koryo Hotel in the evening of the mid-2000s with his older brother Kim Jung-chul. When the Kim brothers came, the entrance to the Koryo Hotel was blocked and guests could not move freely. At that time, the Koryo Hotel was said to have been popular among high-ranking people, with its small number of entrances and elevators making it easy to guard.
After hearing the news, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il ordered the Kim brothers not to enter the Koryo Hotel. Kim Jong-chul followed the instructions, but Kim refused to listen and continued to take the woman to the hotel. The author explained that this incident led to a conflict between the father and son, and that his younger brother, Kim Yo-jung, was eventually mediated.
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