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What happens when a North Korean takes to the streets of Washington, DC and starts answering Americans’ questions about life inside North Korea? Charles, a North Korean defector, is traveling across the country for a new series called Ask a North Korean Cross Country, stopping to have spontaneous conversations with people he meets along the way. In Washington, DC, he answers questions about what it’s really like to live under the North Korean regime. How difficult is it to leave North Korea? Can ordinary people travel freely? What happens if you're caught without travel documents? What are North Koreans taught about Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-un? And what happens if you're caught watching South Korean movies or dramas? Charles also shares his own story of escaping North Korea twice. After his first escape, he was captured in China and sent back to North Korea, where he spent nine months in a detention center, working up to 12 hours a day while receiving extremely limited food. Along the way, Charles discusses starvation, religion, human rights, propaganda, the struggles North Korean defectors can face after escaping, and why he believes the world often focuses too much on the North Korean regime and not enough on the ordinary people living under it. And yes—he even explains why watching a South Korean drama can have devastating consequences in North Korea. This is Ask a North Korean Cross Country, starting in Washington, DC. #NorthKorea #NorthKoreanDefector #WashingtonDC
What happens when a North Korean takes to the streets of Washington, DC and starts answering Americans’ questions about life inside North Korea? Charles, a North Korean defector, is traveling across the country for a new series called Ask a North Korean Cross Country, stopping to have spontaneous conversations with people he meets along the way. In Washington, DC, he answers questions about what it’s really like to live under the North Korean regime. How difficult is it to leave North Korea? Can ordinary people travel freely? What happens if you're caught without travel documents? What are North Koreans taught about Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-un? And what happens if you're caught watching South Korean movies or dramas? Charles also shares his own story of escaping North Korea twice. After his first escape, he was captured in China and sent back to North Korea, where he spent nine months in a detention center, working up to 12 hours a day while receiving extremely limited food. Along the way, Charles discusses starvation, religion, human rights, propaganda, the struggles North Korean defectors can face after escaping, and why he believes the world often focuses too much on the North Korean regime and not enough on the ordinary people living under it. And yes—he even explains why watching a South Korean drama can have devastating consequences in North Korea. This is Ask a North Korean Cross Country, starting in Washington, DC. #NorthKorea #NorthKoreanDefector #WashingtonDC

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