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legendary
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Nice view, but unfortunately not everyone can afford luxury. Calculated only for wealthy people.

The situation is the same in all the nations in this world. There is a part of the population which lives in luxury, and there is another portion which lives in abject poverty. And the majority of the population always fall between these two categories, constituting the middle-class. However, in North Korea, the poor outnumber the middle class by a wide margin.

Yes. It has always been so, there must be a balance between the poor and the rich. But in this country they do not worry at all about the economic situation of the population.

Even Kim Jong Un needs to worry about the economic situation in his country. Else, the people will rise up in revolt and topple him. That is the only reason he has granted some freedom for the general population recently as far as small time trade and privately owned business is concerned.
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Nice view, but unfortunately not everyone can afford luxury. Calculated only for wealthy people.

The situation is the same in all the nations in this world. There is a part of the population which lives in luxury, and there is another portion which lives in abject poverty. And the majority of the population always fall between these two categories, constituting the middle-class. However, in North Korea, the poor outnumber the middle class by a wide margin.
I have been to many countries and I want to tell you that a lot of middle class people is only in the countries with developed democracy. As a rule in a totalitarian, corrupt and underdeveloped countries there is no middle class. There is, or very poor or very rich. The ratio 99% to 1%.
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Look at this dude, he is crying.

https://youtu.be/c45lwHwxovg?t=59s

Some true "normal man".
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Nice view, but unfortunately not everyone can afford luxury. Calculated only for wealthy people.

The situation is the same in all the nations in this world. There is a part of the population which lives in luxury, and there is another portion which lives in abject poverty. And the majority of the population always fall between these two categories, constituting the middle-class. However, in North Korea, the poor outnumber the middle class by a wide margin.

Yes. It has always been so, there must be a balance between the poor and the rich. But in this country they do not worry at all about the economic situation of the population.
legendary
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Nice view, but unfortunately not everyone can afford luxury. Calculated only for wealthy people.

The situation is the same in all the nations in this world. There is a part of the population which lives in luxury, and there is another portion which lives in abject poverty. And the majority of the population always fall between these two categories, constituting the middle-class. However, in North Korea, the poor outnumber the middle class by a wide margin.
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It is better to live in poverty in China than return to North Korea.

LOL
Why they need to "return to North Korea"?
Korea is one land, just "South Korea" not allow to Koreans entry to Korea.
Children born out of Korea have troubles to enter in South Korea.

Nice view, but unfortunately not everyone can afford luxury. Calculated only for wealthy people.

What is Your point?
This distribution is not based on money.
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Nice view, but unfortunately not everyone can afford luxury. Calculated only for wealthy people.
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Why China Korean community population of 2 million people?

They prefer to not become the Japanese name and sintoism conversion, and flied away from Japanese occupation.



But before of this, Koreans escaped from Korea in front of hard economic situation. Other are people displaced for forced works.

What fit not in this number?
The Japanese army was destroyed in 1945. Why Koreans returned to their homeland? Some time was the devastation is clear. Then the war with the Americans and again devastation and now prevents? I have to say. They do not like and do not support Kim. It is better to live in poverty in China than return to North Korea.
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(they get nervous whenever US assets get too close to a Chinese 'border'.

USA are maniacal in this section.
Tell me the story of CF-105 Avro Arrow.
And multiple orgasm from missile bases in Cuba is the perfect example of double standarts.
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Chinese people like to travel to DPRK.

Probably ethnic Koreans from China. There is a very large Korean community in North-east China numbering close to 2 million. There is even an autonomous area designated for these people in China, known as the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture.
In recent years, the national self-image of Chinese Koreans influenced by the intensive development of relations of China with the Republic of Korea (not to be confused with North Korea). This country perceive China as an example to follow, so that Chinese Koreans are proud of their national roots. Equally important is the fact that from South Korea to China sent more than 10% of all South Korean exports. China is currently the second largest (after the USA) the South Korean investments. Do you think they will support Kim Jong-UN?

For the Chinese, the political goals are more important than the economic goals. The Chinese would never prefer the South Korean regime over the North Koreans, because South Korea is one of the most important allies of United States in the region. In addition to that, Chinese companies own most of the mines and other businesses in North Korea. The Chinese government want this to continue in the long term.

I have to agree. They don't want us to have a stable footing in the region (they get nervous whenever US assets get too close to a Chinese 'border'. They have dragged their feet in this when it has been clear that an economic sanction from their biggest trading partner might have more effect. But it seems they enjoy the uncertainty that the situation brings, I guess they don't have alot to lose until NK get a regime change. And now that it's actually on the table, notice the line against NK from China has gotten slightly harder.
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Why China Korean community population of 2 million people?

They prefer to not become the Japanese name and sintoism conversion, and flied away from Japanese occupation.



But before of this, Koreans escaped from Korea in front of hard economic situation. Other are people displaced for forced works.

What fit not in this number?
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with the Republic of Korea

Tell to us about the place, where is 박근혜 now, and why.



The country of corruption in the post military dictature times.



Criminal mind country.
And that North Korea no prisons? If there was a democratic regime, Kim and his entire guard would already sat in jail. You think of the good life people are fleeing from North Korea at the first opportunity? Why China Korean community population of 2 million people?
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"Moving to New Flats in Ryomyong Street Begins
 
Educators and researchers of Kim Il Sung University and those who had been evacuated began moving into new flats in Ryomyong Street on Monday. Students congratulated teachers moving to new flats, presenting them with bouquets.
The teachers and researchers were full of thanks to respected Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. Those evacuees, too, hardly repressed their excitement at moving to new houses."



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJWvctlDaqY
legendary
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Chinese people like to travel to DPRK.

Probably ethnic Koreans from China. There is a very large Korean community in North-east China numbering close to 2 million. There is even an autonomous area designated for these people in China, known as the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture.
In recent years, the national self-image of Chinese Koreans influenced by the intensive development of relations of China with the Republic of Korea (not to be confused with North Korea). This country perceive China as an example to follow, so that Chinese Koreans are proud of their national roots. Equally important is the fact that from South Korea to China sent more than 10% of all South Korean exports. China is currently the second largest (after the USA) the South Korean investments. Do you think they will support Kim Jong-UN?

For the Chinese, the political goals are more important than the economic goals. The Chinese would never prefer the South Korean regime over the North Koreans, because South Korea is one of the most important allies of United States in the region. In addition to that, Chinese companies own most of the mines and other businesses in North Korea. The Chinese government want this to continue in the long term.
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with the Republic of Korea

Tell to us about the place, where is 박근혜 now, and why.



The country of corruption in the post military dictature times.



Criminal mind country.
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Chinese people like to travel to DPRK.

Probably ethnic Koreans from China. There is a very large Korean community in North-east China numbering close to 2 million. There is even an autonomous area designated for these people in China, known as the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture.
In recent years, the national self-image of Chinese Koreans influenced by the intensive development of relations of China with the Republic of Korea (not to be confused with North Korea). This country perceive China as an example to follow, so that Chinese Koreans are proud of their national roots. Equally important is the fact that from South Korea to China sent more than 10% of all South Korean exports. China is currently the second largest (after the USA) the South Korean investments. Do you think they will support Kim Jong-UN?
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Probably ethnic Koreans from China.



This is so easy to find pictures of Chinese tourists from DPRK.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uea37l9cVCU

Kim Jong-Un unveiled a massive skyscraper complex during a ceremony in Pyongyang on Thursday.
 Thousands of cheering North Koreans watched as their leader opened the Ryomyong Street development, which includes more than 5,000 flats.

I observed that you are a keen observer on what is happening on North Korea and I thank you for that. This way we can get a glimpse on how a closed country develops itself and how they are moving as a community. As a leader creating complex structures for the use and good of the public is a positive side that a leader should have and hope North Korea will focus on their development and not on having conflict with other countries.
The impression that you just arrived from Mars! LOL! North Korea is on the verge of war with the United States, and you're talking about the development of this country. Until North Korea does not change the ruling regime, it is doomed to failure.
No war is going to happen China does not want US troops on its backyard its that simple.
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