Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.





Imagine you were born in North Korea. Heating in the house? Good job? Higher education? Forget and get $ 2 per month for the factory. But first things first: life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

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Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.



1. There is a great chance to be born prematurely or with defects that are associated with poor maternal nutrition during pregnancy:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

2. 50% chance that you will be born in a family living below the poverty line. In this case, your diet is corn and kimchi. Note that you will be "very limited access to fuel for cooking and heating»:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

3. Heated have, at best, by the stove, as it is highly unlikely that you will be in the house Heating:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

4. Electricity in your home is only a few hours a day, if at all. Toilet in the house - a luxury available only to 50% of the population. Water is supplied only 2-3 hours per day:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

5. If the parents decide to send you to a free public school, then they should be prepared to provide the school of "sand, cement, glass and other materials, as well as the money needed institution." They also have to pay for a desk and chair:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

6. Part of the "training" days at school you have to devote to the work: collecting steel, copper, lead, paper recycling at industrial landfills and waste dumps:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

7. In 7 years you will be pioneers [Korean Children's Union]:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

8. C this moment you talk about Kim Jong Yne to as "the father»:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

9. This is not the only political organization in which you will have to start life:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

10. At 13 you have to join the Red Young Guard. There you will be engaged in the initial military training of 300 hours per year:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

11. In 17 years, all men are called to the Korean People's Army:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

12. Women are encouraged to selectively, they are increased requirements:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

13. Conditions in the army hard. Diet is hardly enough to withstand the heavy mode. The day lasts from 5 am to 10 pm. In the army, you will spend 10 years:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

14. You join the Workers' Party of Korea. This is the only permitted political organization in the country:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

Political parties
Democratic Front for the Reunification of the Fatherland (EDOF), established in 1946. The leading role in EDOF belongs to the Workers' Party of Korea. The structure of the front includes three parties:

The Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) was established in October 1945. North Korea's ruling party, its leadership role is fixed in the Constitution.

Korean Social Democratic Party, founded in November 1945. Recognizes the leading role of the WPK.

Chondoist Chongu Party ("Party of young friends Religion of the Heavenly Way"), established in 1946. Recognizes the leading role of the WPK.

15. After returning from the army, you will be directed to the sector of the economy, which is currently the hardest working hands are needed. Most of the workers gets 2 - $ 3 per month, some have not been paid at all:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

16. Get a college degree, you can only if you belong to the elite. For example, you were born in a family of high-ranking politician or military:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

17. Life is the elite phones, cosmetics, coffee, meat, new clothes - all that is not available to most:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

18. The state of your leadership in this is estimated at $ 5 billion:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

19. None of the members of the government does not keep money in the country:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

20. Although officially considered free medicine for recipes, heating and food in the hospital will have to pay:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

21. You will not be able to receive real news from abroad. All information is carefully filtered state:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

22. To leave the country, you will need a special permit:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

23. The chances of surviving to old age are slim:

Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

24. And so - at every step:
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Life in North Korea, from birth to old age.

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