Despite numerous changes in the North Korean social system and economy, the reason why the North Korean system has maintained stability so far is because of the effective operation of the social control system. The North Korean society is strengthening its social control by overlapping and controlling the entire organization and residents like a spider web by forming an organic alliance between the party, the military the government. North Koreans must belong to any organization from birth to death, including daycare centers, boy bands, the Socialist Patriotic Youth League, the Korea Federation of Occupational Workers, and the Women's Alliance. Through the National Social Control Organization, social and labor organizations, North Korea integrates the people's public into party and recipientism, and controls the people through social control mechanisms and organizational life. In particular, the Inminban has been organized with the establishment of a people's government agency shortly after liberation and settled as a place where the daily lives of residents take place. For 70 years, the Inminban has played a sufficient role as an administrative unit to bring about the mobilization of efforts and material support of all residents as a practice organization for domestic revolution and women's revolution. In order to prevent ideological relaxation and agitation of residents due to economic instability, Kim Jeong-un instructs North Koreans to conduct a one-day inspection system, and to implement it, The Inminban leaders are circulating each household every day between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. As such, Kim Jeong Un is further strengthening the mobilization and surveillance of residents by utilizing social control functions to maintain his regime. This means that the Inminban plays a basic role in supporting the North Korean regime, while serving as an important source of change in the regime. North Korea's resident control and surveillance system is not just a pyramidal longitudinal system, but consists of a complex and meticulous organizational structure of mutual monitoring, control, and mutual control of all high-ranking officials and residents. Many experts analyzed that North Korea would soon collapse after the death of Kim Il-sung in 1994, but Kim Jeong-Il overcame the crisis with military-first politics through a march of hardship. Domestic and foreign experts judged that the third hereditary system, in which Kim Jeong-Il died in 2011 and Kim Jeong-Un took over, would end within five years, but From 2012 to 2016 Kim Jeong-Un maintained a regime of terror, including the purges and executions of a total of 340 people, including his uncle Jang Song-Thaek Also, through four nuclear tests including hydrogen bombs and the 112th missile test-fire, he raised the status of Kim Jeong-Un internally and externally through a military-first politics that puts nuclear and missiles at the fore, for 2018 to 2019, in the name of denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, 12 summits were held with the leaders of the republic of Korea·the united states·Chia and Russia and the efforts to lift The U.N snactions were unsucessful. Moreover, due to the spread of Covid-19 from China in 2020, North Korea's economy is low due to the border blockade and flood damage between North Korea and China. Considering North Korea's internal and surrounding environment and conditions, it is difficult to improve the quality of life and daily life for the time being, so the Kim Jeong-Un regime will actively activate social control organizations to strengthen strong resident control and surveillance.