15+ Staggering Images Of Life Inside North Korea

Published on 07/26/2017
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Kimjongilia Festival

Kimjongilia is a flower named after the late North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il. Japanese botanist, Kamo Mototeru, cultivated the flower to represent the friendship between Japan and North Korea. Furthermore, it is designed to bloom every single year on Kim Jong-il’s birthday, February 16. Neat.

Kimjongilia Festival

Kimjongilia Festival

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Virtual Interactions

North Koreans have very little interactions with other nationalities and races, especially face to face. Most of what they know is through restricted virtual interactions.

Virutal Interactions

Virutal Interactions

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