The original text of the story is this: In 1392, Li Chenggui deposed the king in Kaesong and established the "Joseon Dynasty". In order to win the support of the Ming Dynasty, Li Chenggui sent envoys to declare their vassalage to the Ming Dynasty. He proposed to Zhu Yuanzhang After submitting his credentials, a new person and a new atmosphere, Li Chenggui abolished the title of Goryeo. This new dynasty needed a new name.
This solemn mission fell on Zhu Yuanzhang. After careful consideration, he decided on a new name for this dynasty - North Korea, which means "the country of Korea and Japan".
The literal meaning is: the sun is very bright in the morning, which represents vitality. The correct pronunciation of the name of North Korea has long been pronounced as (chao2 xian3). But the reason is that North Korea should not be pronounced this way. "The rays of the morning sun are so bright that our country is named North Korea." .This opening line of "Song of North Korea" concisely and vividly describes the historical origin of the name of North Korea. In North Korea's book "Dongguo Geographical View", it is said that "the country is in the east, first to receive the glory of the sun, hence the name. "North Korea". "North Korea" means "North Korea", that is, "the country of North Korea and Japan". In "North Korea", "North Korea" is pronounced as (zhao1) and "Xian" as (xian1). Therefore, North Korea is pronounced as "North Korea". (chao2 xian3), both words are pronounced wrong.
Since it has become a habit, there is no need to change.