Lee Hee Ho visits Pyongyang's embroidery ins

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Lee Hee Ho (C), wife of South Korean President Kim Dae Jung, shakes hands with a member of the Embroidery Research Institute in Pyongyang on June 14. She has been in the North Korean capital since June 13, accompanying her husband to the first inter-Korea summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. The photo was provided by the South Korean press corps.

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