Culture
Information related to the North Korean culture and culture in North Korea
North Korea in 1984: The Fatherly Leader is watching you
Foreign students, even from Pyongyang’s supposed allies, had their activities severely curtailed in the 1980s
North Korea puts ‘Rungna 4D Simulation Cinema’ in spotlight
State run international broadcasting services shows video of a 4D cinema which opened last year
Fun times: How to enjoy a stay in North Korea
A few clubs, hotels, travel opportunities cater to expats facing crippling boredom
Phyongchon-gate and what it means for North Korean propaganda
"North Korea is changing its public image, domestically, and this approach is a defining trait of the new leadership team under Kim Jong Un"
A minority in a minority: College students in 1980s North Korea
Most university students came to Pyongyang for the Korean language, but got limited interaction
Enjoying a very unusual life indeed: North Korea in 1984
Lankov says life for a foreign visitor in 1980s Pyongyang had its own pleasures, amusements
Give cultural engagement with North Korea a chance
Efforts by Globe Theatre should be encouraged, as should presence of foreign broadcasters
Tourists granted rare access to nearly all stations on Pyongyang metro network
Two Western tour companies allowed access to areas of Pyongyang metro for first time
Should Korea keep the cult of the Kims after reunification?
Statues and propaganda should be kept for historical purposes, some defectors say
