The leadership claimed that farm workers were unhappy and produced low output because low-ranking functionaries of the Workers' Party of Korea (who expounded abstract Marxist theories and slogans) were using tactics that failed to motivate. To correct this, the leadership recommended that the workers receive specific guidance in solving production problems and be promised readily available material incentives. The Ch'ŏngsan-ni Method called for high-ranking party officials, party cadres, and administrative officials to emulate Kim Il Sung by making field inspections. The system provided opportunities for farmers to present their grievances and ideas to leading cadres and managers.
the leadership claimed that farm workers were unhappy and produced low output because low-ranking functionaries of the workers' party of korea (who expounded abstract marxist theories and slogans) were using tactics that failed to motivate to correct this the leadership recommended that the workers receive specific guidance in solving production problems and be promised readily available material incentives the ch'ŏngsan-ni method called for high-ranking party officials party cadres and administrative officials to emulate kim il sung by making field inspections the system provided opportunities for farmers to present their grievances and ideas to leading cadres and managers