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Text|Yahara Yanagi
Edited by Liu Hachihara
Preface
North Korea is a mysterious country in Asia, and many people are curious about it.
It can almost be said that there is no description of the North Korean country on the Internet, and even tourists from all over the world do not have a few North Korean IPs.
In the eyes of many people, the DPRK is a mysterious country, and even the impression of it is still stuck in the idea of backwardness and inconvenience.
In fact, there is a big difference between the real appearance of North Korea and the imagination, and many travelers who have been to North Korea have a great change in their view of it!
What kind of country is North Korea, and what is the state of the people living there?
A different kind of North Korean rule
North Korea, as a country unlike any other, can be described as mysterious.
Except for national competitions or on television, it can almost be said that it is invisible.
And the reason for this comes from its unique regulations, especially the Internet regulations, which have shocked many travelers.
It is estimated that many viewers and netizens have noticed that there are almost no IPs of North Korea on the Internet.
And this is not because North Koreans don't like to speak online, but because what they see is different from what they see on the outside.
Nowadays, the Internet can be said to be all over the world, and China's Douyin and other software are spreading in countless countries.
But in North Korea, there is no access to some foreign networks or software, and the biggest reason is that North Korea has its own network.
North Koreans occasionally only use their own Internet when they go online, and this Internet brings North Koreans what they need, whether it is online entertainment or browsing information, can be done on their own Internet at home.
As for foreign networks, only high-level governments or diplomats have access to them.
In North Korea, the information on the Internet is strictly controlled by the North Korean government, and the government will also filter the information when people go online.
Even diplomats in the DPRK have certain requirements for surfing the Internet, and even stipulate a series of regulations.
Therefore, North Korea's network technology has not developed as rapidly as other countries, and even WiFi is not widely used in some North Korean areas.
Not only that, but North Korea has a series of other regulations, among which the rules for leaving the country are also the same as the rules for going online.
Not all residents of North Korea have the opportunity to travel abroad and enjoy the beauty of the world.
There are even many people who cannot have their own passports, and in North Korea residents who want to leave the country are subject to strict censorship and regulations, except for some formal reasons.
For example, it is okay to go out for work or study abroad, but if you want to travel, your passport can only be "disposable" and will be recycled after the end of the trip.
Not only that, but even foreign tourists who travel to North Korea have certain regulations, and there are many places where foreign tourists are rejected for transportation, and even the currency used has certain requirements, and tourists cannot directly use North Korean currency, and even have to be accompanied by regular tour guides during the trip.
Therefore, if some audience readers want to go to North Korea to see the real face, they must understand its regulations in detail and abide by the rules of others.
The way of life of the North Koreans
The way of life of North Koreans is also different from what they imagined, and there are many viewers who think that North Korea's living and economic standards are backward, and people's faces are full of exhaustion.
In fact, if you walk on the streets of North Korea, you will find that all kinds of people on the streets have sincere and simple expressions on their faces.
Although the residents of North Korea do not have the same sophisticated lifestyle as advanced countries, almost everyone has a simple smile on their face.
Many people living in North Korea say that North Korea is not indifferent in a hurry, and everyone is doing their best to live their lives.
Not only that, but the dress of the Koreans is also very distinctive, in addition to the traditional clothes that can be seen in this country, it is the regular dress of black, white and gray.
In the concept of North Koreans, there is no advanced or unusual dress, and even the hair has the same characteristics, mostly short hair, and the women's clothes are not too strong and bright.
Therefore, walking on the streets of North Korea, people who come and go also have their own characteristics, and some viewers and netizens think that the life of North Koreans is too monotonous and there is no joy in life.
But this kind of life has also won the envy of many netizens, who think that its lifestyle is simple and sincere.
Not only that, North Korean goods also have their own characteristics, especially some Western goods are not popular in North Korea at all.
Even the famous Coca-Cola has been banned from sale by North Korea.
A wide variety of foods in North Korea have their own characteristics, and most of them are self-developed daily necessities, including carbonated drinks.
The lifestyle of North Koreans can be said to be unique, and even North Koreans can be recognized as their nationality at a glance when they appear on camera.
The policy enjoyed by the North Koreans
North Koreans can also enjoy some well-known policies, among which the "three free" has been heard by many viewers and netizens.
People living in North Korea can go to school for free, see a doctor for free, and even buy a house for free.
Compulsory education in North Korea consists of 12 years in total, and children are given equal access to education.
But there are some well-known rules, and that is donations, although tuition fees are waived, but donations are still made by families.
These donations are not donations of love, but direct donations to the school to provide what they need, including some daily necessities.
At first glance, such education regulations are fair to students, but in fact, after the end of compulsory education, many students have already entered the society, and even only children from some excellent families have the opportunity to further their studies.
Free medical treatment is North Korea's welfare and livelihood policy, because the medical technology is not too advanced, the scope of free medical treatment is not too wide.
The last free housing is directly "according to ability", because the house is different, and the standard of housing is according to each person's contribution.
The greater the dedication of a person's work, the better the conditions of the house to which the person is assigned.
Even those who participate in the subdivision have certain requirements, not everyone can be assigned a house, only married adult men are eligible for this.
Under the formulation of these conditions, the "free housing allocation" in North Korea has gradually become 369 and so on, and more and more people have gradually been widened apart, and even their jobs are linked to their education level.
brief summary
North Korea isn't as backward as anyone thinks, but it's also not so mysterious.
Perhaps what kind of country North Korea is can only be seen by one's own eyes.
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