What are the precautions for Koreans to travel to northern China?

20 12 and 10 have also been to north Korea, but they were bold and stayed in Pyongyang for a few nights (not recommended). I will elaborate on the specific situation below, so be careful. Answer the question first: What are the precautions for Koreans to travel to northern China? 1, how much is it? I chose to travel from Dandong for four days by train. The route is "Pyongyang-Miaoxiangshan-Panmunjom-Kaesong". The total quotation is 2560 yuan. I just looked at the travel agency that reported last time. Now the offer is 2890 yuan, which has increased the price. The travel agency I reported paid the money on the spot, without remittance in advance. As long as you pay the full amount before you leave, you won't be cheated. If you watch Arirang's performance, you have to pay for 800 yuan. In addition, there are no self-funded projects. Of course, if you want to buy some ginseng, books, stamps, souvenirs and postcards, you have to spend your own money. 2. Can I carry mobile phones, cameras, notebooks, USB flash drives and other items? Ordinary card cameras and micro-cameras are certainly no problem, and small-lens SLR can also be carried. Please confirm your belongings with the tour guide of the travel agency in advance. In addition, try not to bring English newspapers and magazines. I saw a pile of confiscated English newspapers and magazines at the customs. If you are not allowed to bring a mobile phone, it is recommended to bring your own watch to record the time. 3. How to arrange the itinerary? If possible, it is strongly recommended that you choose the mode of train return, because all the planes of Air Koryo are from the former Soviet Union, and the safety of the planes is really worrying. Besides, I only went to North Korea to meet people. It flies faster, so I can't see anything. I came back by train and witnessed MIG 19 flying at low altitude. In broad daylight, MIG 19 is as bright as a star. My jaw is about to fall off. I wonder which madman opened the exhibits in the museum! Moreover, "Pyongyang-Miaoxiangshan-Panmunjom-Kaesong" is only a reference route. If there are major adjustments, visitors will be informed in advance. For example, when I went, the road to Miaoxiangshan was washed away by the flood in North Korea, and it was not repaired for more than a month (I personally expressed serious doubts). Before leaving the country, China Travel Agency informed tourists that Miaoxiangshan would visit Nanpu Xihai Sluice instead. On the first day of the four-day trip, meet at eight o'clock, slowly cross the China border and transfer to the bus to cross the bridge. Then slowly cross the Korean border and take a bus to Sinuiju Railway Station. This is usually 12. The train should leave at 12:00 and arrive at Pyongyang Railway Station around 18:00. In fact, there will always be delays. On the return trip, you will basically arrive at Pyongyang Railway Station around 10:00 in the morning and return to Dandong before 17: 00 in the afternoon. How to arrange the intermediate trip depends on the temporary decision of the DPRK, and the schedule provided by the Chinese travel agency is for reference only. 4. Passport: At the border, China Customs will check your passport and stamp your exit, but North Korea will not leave any trace. Everyone's name, passport number and other information are signed on the group visa, which can be discarded after use to avoid the trouble of tourists entering and leaving other countries. 5. How to spend? In theory, foreigners can only spend money in "foreign shops" run by the North Korean government. Although all the price tags say the price of Ming coins, they are not exchanged with Korean coins. The price tag of Korean won is only for exchange reference. If you really take out Korean coins, you can't use them. I'll talk about the reason later. The common currency of all foreign shops in North Korea is RMB and Euro. Because the official exchange rate of RMB: Korean won in North Korea is 1: 14 or 1: 15, this exchange rate is extremely deceptive, and the goods converted at this price are not cheap. For example, a popsicle 5 yuan money, a bottle of yogurt 10 yuan. 6. Who can travel to North Korea? Everyone can go, including foreigners (Koreans can't say). In fact, there are Spaniards, Australians and overseas Chinese in Malaysia in this large group of Dandong Daily, and they can all pass the border inspection smoothly. It's just that Koreans who want to travel to North Korea need to give a week's notice in advance and submit more materials to the DPRK for review. 7. Will you be hungry? Although Korean civilians are all thin,