15 June, 2012
美国国务卿希拉里·克林顿说，朝鲜新领导人金正恩如果帮助本国人民摆脱贫困和孤立，他的名字就将载入史册。
克林顿星期四说，希望29岁的金正恩会选择把朝鲜带入21世纪，并希望他把金钱用于粮食、教育和医疗保健，而不是用于战争武器。
克林顿表示，她相信朝鲜最终会改变，因为人民不能生活在压制之下，他们死于饥饿，被投入集中营，基本人权遭到剥夺。
金正恩在他的父亲金正日死后，于去年12月成为朝鲜领导人。
西方对金正恩几乎一无所知。到目前为止，金正恩没有显示出会给予朝鲜人民更多自由或放弃核武器项目。
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says North Korea's new leader Kim Jong-un could go down in history if he helps his people emerge from poverty and isolation.
She said she hopes the 29-year-old Kim will choose to bring the North into the 21st century and spend money on food, education, and health care instead of implements of war.
Clinton said she believes North Korea will eventually change because people cannot live under oppressive conditions where they are starved to death, thrown into gulags, and have their basic human rights denied.
Kim Jong-un took over as North Korean leader in December, after the death of his father, Kim Jong-il.
The West knows almost nothing about the young Kim, who so far has shown little inclination to grant North Koreans more freedom or end the country's nuclear weapons program.
