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Camila Stub
Camila Stub, a pseudonym, worked in North Korea as a development worker for four years.
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Features DPRK blues: Getting used to life in North Korea’s capitalThe few expatriates I have met told me to relax: it is impossible to get lost in Pyongyang
This is the second part of a weekly series written by a former development worker in North Korea. Read part one here. The extreme silence of this city wakes me up in a jump. Or perhaps it’s the fear that I have of this apartment: so big, so odd, so empty. The moon is setting behind the Juche tower. I try to gather my thoughts and remember what I’ve done so far. The day before that I was so confused I couldn’t retrieve any Korean words from my memory. I went to the shop located in the middle of the © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |