Life on the Run: North Korean Refugees in China

Here’s an interesting report from Japan’s N-H-K about a South Korean journalist named Cho who works with North Korean refugees in China (subtitled by YouTuber Oniazuma):

Part 1

Part 2

3 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - June 13, 2007 at 2:39 pm

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Alec

Interesting documentary. I look forward to the day when N Korea becomes democratic. Hopefully it makes a successful transition.

Watching videos like this makes me want to study Korean.
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WujouMao

]quote]Interesting documentary. I look forward to the day when N Korea becomes democratic. Hopefully it makes a successful transition.

Watching videos like this makes me want to study Korean. [/quote]

yes. it even make me want to visit Enkitsu city so see the chosun tribes and get that close to korea.
never been to japan, but what i had seen of korea in a month hols was great. although i will never go to the North, i’m always reading in the news for the lastest dealings. the rail crossing connecting north ans south made me happy

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