What is the current situation in North Korea?

There is little traffic on the street, the old street looks wide, and there are no traffic lights at the intersection. The traffic police at the main intersection use batons to direct traffic. Many traffic policemen in North Korea are female policemen, wearing blue police uniforms and looking very energetic. There are few bicycles on the road, and most people walk. North Koreans generally wear clean clothes, and the government stipulates that patched clothes are not allowed to go to the streets. Therefore, no matter how poor the family is, everyone should have a decent set of clothes to wear when going out. The texture of clothes is mostly chemical fiber, and the color is mainly blue and yellow like military uniforms. Most people wear rubber shoes. When you see a man wearing leather shoes in North Korea, you don't have to ask that he must be a man of status. Ordinary people don't have shoes.

More than a decade ago, North Korea was a supplier and there was no free trade and commerce. All business activities are acts of the state. Ordinary people's daily necessities for food, clothing, housing and transportation depend on supply. Before the wage reform in North Korea, the average wage of workers did not exceed 100 RMB. But even they can't spend all the money because there is nothing to buy. Shop assistants in North Korea are probably the most leisurely occupations. We sometimes visit their stores. Such a big store often has only one or two salespeople. Because they don't have to sell goods, there is nothing to sell at all. Everything is on display. Occasionally, I will encounter clothes with rations. Koreans will bring a note, give it to the clerk, and then get a vest or something.

Koreans are very polite. I will bow to you when shaking hands. The relationship between superiors and subordinates is not as equal as ours. The lower level respects the higher level. A superior can scold a subordinate. As we usually say: the official level is crushing.

North Korea is a country with the biggest contrast between appearance and reality. If you take a short trip to North Korea with a group as a tourist, everything you see is beautiful. Where tourist routes pass, collective farms in rural areas all live in buildings. In the hotel where you stay, the waiter will serve you carefully and enthusiastically. Visit the school and you will see innocent children performing for you. Pyongyang's neat city appearance and beautiful scenery will amaze you. In short, everything you see will make the Korean people happy. This is really a thriving socialist country. I suggest you don't go there, it's very dangerous-rogue country!

When you really go deep into it, what you see is far from the superficial things. I hate America mainly because of the verbosity of the Korean Producers' Party. Because the United States wants to destroy the DPRK, it must strengthen ideological control and make all Koreans hate the United States!