``Unusual tears for a dictator''...Why did North Korea's Kim Jong-un cry again?

An American media outlet reported that North Korea's State Affairs Commission Chairman Kim Jung Eun was seen crying at an official meeting recently.
On the 10th (local time), Business Insider, a US economics media, reported, ``Kim Jung Eun
In an article entitled ``He may be one of the few dictators to cry,'' the article said, ``Normally dictators do not show tears, but Kim Jung Eun is unusual in that he often cries in official situations.''
The last time Chairman Kim shed tears at an official meeting was on the 3rd, at the 5th National Mother's Conference held for the first time in 11 years. At that time, Chairman Kim heard the Labor Party Secretary's report on the convention.
While doing so, he appeared wiping his tears with a handkerchief. According to the Associated Press, Chairman Kim spoke at the convention about North Korea's declining birthrate and urged women to "prevent the decline in birth rates, raise children, and educate them."
Raising children is our problem that we must solve together with mothers,'' he said, urging children to give birth. This is not the first time Chairman Kim has shown tears. July 27th, Korean War Armistice Agreement
At the military parade held to mark the 70th anniversary, I closed my eyes and shed tears when the North Korean national anthem was played, and in October 2020, during the military parade commemorating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Workers' Party of Korea, I said, Self
"My efforts are not enough for the country," he said in tears. In May of this year, he appeared tearful at the funeral of Hyun Chul-hye, the former head of the People's Army, who is said to be Chairman Kim's mentor.
She shed tears at the funeral of her father, General Secretary Kim Jong Il, in 2010. Not many famous dictators of all time have cried in front of the public.
However, there are rumors that Russia's Stalin was secretly weeping, and Puig
In 2012, President Ng was seen crying during his speech to win his third term near the Kremlin Palace. On the other hand, domestic experts have commented on Chairman Kim's frequent tears, saying, ``Kim Jo
It was seen as ``the politics of sensibility'' or ``an egotistical figure.'' On the 7th, Professor Park Won-gun of the Department of North Korea at Ewha Womans University said on YTN's "News Live" that "From Kim Il-sung...
I think they learned about the ideology of love for the people and nationalism,'' and added, ``It seems like this was definitely staged to show how much they love the people of North Korea.''