Ask A North Korean
Your chance to ask questions to North Koreans about life growing up in the DPRK
In North Korea, sometimes the dead come back
No, not zombies – absence of medical care, standard funeral homes means some are declared dead prematurely
Teatime in North Korea – or the lack thereof
Northerners in the provinces don't have the luxury – literally – of tea
Trying not to starve in the N. Korean army
For soldier serving north of the DMZ, the primary enemy is malnourishment
Is coffee popular in North Korea?
Coffee was once a luxury item in the capital Pyongyang – and even rarer everywhere else in the country
Who goes to North Korea’s top universities?
Family background is a prerequisite, but students need the grades too
Can foreigners marry North Koreans?
Mixed children born out of wedlock may be more common than actual mixed marriages in the North
Having a baby in North Korea
The North can be divided into Pyongyang and Regional republics, with the former getting the best health care
How do North Koreans treat mental illness?
North lacks suitable care for mentally ill; existing facilities seem to make problems worse
Our (party’s) wedding: Tying the knot in North Korea
The government sticks its nose in everything, including two people's special day
Do North Koreans keep pets?
Pets are hard to raise when you've got little money – and some can get you in trouble
