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North Korea: The Big Dream,
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It’s probably the
world’s most secretive country. We take a peak
inside, seeing the secrecy and propaganda
surrounding a country that is famous not only for
the awful living conditions of its citizens, but
also for challenging the world with its nuclear
programme. We visit North Korea under the vigilant
eye of the authorities, which accompany the team on
a route visiting the symbolic sites of the world’s
last real socialist regime. Half a century after the
Korean War, two decades after the end of the Cold
War and with the recent memory of the great famine,
the North exalts ideological purity and preaches the
dream of reunification with the South. Meanwhile, as
South Korean companies take advantage of the
investment opportunities offered by Pyongyang, North
and South Koreans alike share the “big dream”. |
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