Ask A North Korean
Your chance to ask questions to North Koreans about life growing up in the DPRK
The world through a little gap between the curtains
Ask a North Korean: How the government prevents outside information from entering the country
Rations? Only after the grains are “cooked, eaten and pooped”
Ask a North Korean: "These days, many North Koreans criticize their government in front of other people."
The secret to watching Steven Seagal movies in North Korea
Ask a North Korean: What was it like growing up in Pyongyang?
Plastic surgery in North Korea: More common than you’d think
"Some of my friends tried to make double-eyelids with transparent sticky tapes made in the shape of eyelids"
From Kim to Christ: Why religion works for North Koreans
Ask a North Korean: Explaining the transition from Kim Il Sung-ism to Christianity
How to have fun in North Korea
Remembering low-watt TVs and off-key singing in the dark as spare-time enjoyment
Ask a North Korean: Meet Ji Min from Pyongyang
"Watching Pyongyang’s misery on TV make it clear that my soul remains in that land"
Ask a North Korean: Introducing Mina, a soldier turned student
Meet one of the new authors of our ongoing “Ask a North Korean” feature
Top 5 Similarities between North and South Korea
What are the main similarities (and differences) between life in the two Koreas?
People Who Don’t Like The Mass Games Are Weird
Did you ever practice for mass dance events like Arirang and what was the training process like?
