Urbanization is an irreversible phenomenon of development around the world, its degree of development is usually directly linked to the living standards of locals, and people also rank cities according to their degree of development, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen are our first-tier cities, Chengdu and Chongqing can only be counted as second-tier, or new first-tier. This is also the case in North Korea, where Pyongyang is naturally the largest, while the old capital, Kaesong, can only be considered the second largest. However, this comparison is only feasible for us, which means that North Korea's second-largest city may not necessarily be able to match our second-tier cities.
As a friendly neighbor, we have always had a natural concern for the lives of the locals, after all, in the last century, the two places are comrades in arms of honor and disgrace, not to mention that there are beautiful little sisters that everyone misses, I want to be a hit when the North Korean cheerleaders made a splash, with a super high appearance to obtain the status of "south men and north women", and attracted the world's attention to this mysterious country and place, there is a steady stream of tourists visiting, the front line of Pyongyang needless to say, then the people of the so-called second largest city how to live? Especially the little sister that everyone cares about.
In fact, caring about women's lives is not only out of appearance, but also because of historical reasons The rights and interests of young ladies around the world also represent the degree of local development, so in the last trip to North Korea, our group of old men who have been beaten by society paid special attention to the lives of the sisters in Kaesong.
It was on the third day of the whole trip, and our tour group sailed from Pyongyang to Kaesong. Along the way, we met a lot of women carrying huge baggage, and the tour guide introduced that they were mostly rural women who rushed to collect bags after work, and their clothing dropped an unknown number of "grades" compared to women in Pyongyang, but they were weathered by wind and frost, and they were a good hand in hard life.
The tour guide also introduced us to sub-developed areas like Kaesong, where industrial output is limited, and there are not many jobs available to women in society, after all, they have innate disadvantages in strength, they may be fortunate enough to enter the service industry, more of them become housewives, or farmers who live by work, the former is like the little sister who explained to us, needless to say, the latter two also need to earn extra money like the "backpackers" we meet. In general, the women of Kaesong do hold up half the sky, but the limited output hinders their development, and it is better overall than some more traditional countries in East Asia, what do you think?