Netizens traveled to North Korea and were curious about the scenes of North Koreans working

Take a train from Dandong to North Korea’s Sinuiju Railway Station in less than ten minutes. After arriving at Sinuiju Railway Station and having lunch, you usually have to change trains to Pyongyang. The distance from Sinuiju to Pyongyang is more than 200 kilometers, but there are not many trains, and the whole journey takes more than five hours to reach.

Although the distance is not far, because the train is slow, tourists have a lot of time to observe the rural areas of North Korea up close. The more than 200 kilometers from Sinuiju to Pyongyang are mostly rural scenery. Occasionally you can see towns, but you can't see any big cities. In North Korea, apart from Pyongyang, there are almost no cities with a population of more than one million.

As for the North Korean rural scenery, it can give people a visual enjoyment. The scenes of people working in rural areas of North Korea make people curious. Because it is the busy farming season, many people are busy in the fields. The degree of mechanization in North Korean rural areas is low, and all labor is manual.

Therefore, along the way you can see dozens of people working in the same field, with flags planted in the fields, and cultural and artistic workers performing on the field ridges. It doesn't look like labor, but more like holding a huge event. In addition, North Korean farmers rarely see people spraying pesticides or applying chemical fertilizers. They use hoes to weed, not herbicides.

No one is seen using chemical fertilizers. It may be because of the lack of pesticides and fertilizers, so it is rare to see farmers using chemical fertilizers. In fact, there are benefits to not using pesticides and fertilizers. Although crop yields are low, the food produced is very green and healthy. Therefore, during the few days I traveled to North Korea, I felt particularly at ease when eating.