It’s a bit hard for North Korean girls to complain about traveling to China. What exactly do you mean?

Although North Korean tourists account for a small proportion of foreign tourists traveling to China in recent years, once North Koreans travel to China, they will have a very strong impression of China. Because compared with China, the living standards of the North Korean people are much lower, and there is also a huge gap in living conditions.

North Korea is a neighbor of our country and has a rich historical background. However, because its country is relatively closed and its economy is relatively backward. In recent years, North Korea has also seen a polarization between rich and poor. Rich people have more resources and can travel abroad as they please. However, farmers in North Korea cannot travel to Pyongyang because they need various certificates from their work units. At this stage, North Korean people like to travel and study in China most. They are very curious when they see China's various prosperity. Even when crossing the road in China, some North Korean girls cannot see such busy traffic in North Korea. They can't see it at a glance. The scene at the end made them feel that even crossing the road in China was very dangerous. Everything on the street was so novel that they couldn't stop taking pictures with their cameras.

Comparing the two countries, many people in China can now afford cars, but North Koreans can only afford bicycles. Another example is that smartphones are common in every household in China, but in North Korea smartphones are only available to the rich. What’s interesting is that after a North Korean girl came to China, she was deeply attracted by China’s high-speed rail and kept making complaints about it.

After finishing the high-speed train, this North Korean girl said excitedly that this was the fastest train she had ever taken. It was really amazing, the speed was so fast, and the ride was extremely smooth. But this North Korean girl thinks that China's high-speed rail is really good in every aspect, but there is one thing that she can't bear, that is, the ticket price of China's high-speed rail is too expensive. Taking a high-speed train for a long-distance trip in China costs more than 500 yuan, which is equivalent to spending a month's salary. This is not something ordinary people in North Korea can afford.