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Group Project North Korea
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Tim Wang
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Updated Sep 17, 2021
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MWPS Tim
01:14
North Koreas "Heavens Lake"
01:32
North Korea Leader Statues.
01:57
Pyongyang City
02:19
Nampo (Dosen't Show Paths in this Photo)
02:45
Beautiful City of Kaesong
02:58
Beautiful City of Kaesong
Audio Transcript
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Thanks Hazel.
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This autumn starring Tim.
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You can escape North Korea by two ways.
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You could either escape by walking through the Gobi desert
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North with a compass.
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So you know where you're going or from a true
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refugee. Her compass broke.
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So she followed the stars.
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That could lead to china but be careful because if
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you're in china you can recognize you by your accent
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and be sent back to north Korea where you will
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be executed in an ab horned way.
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You can also consider walking through the Tumen river by
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bribing a soldier to let you walk through.
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If you're friends with the one walking through the Tumen
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river is a river during winter is very easy because
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you won't have to swim because if you do swim
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there is North korean military underneath that are ready to
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shoot you.
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And if you do surrender you will get executed or
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sent to concentration camp where you start to death.
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Bye! Not eating too much because most They only give
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you 150 g of literal role corn a day or
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you could die due to labor work.
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But if you're lucky enough you could actually escape and
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will be left to freedom.
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Now introducing Heaven's lake having like it's a beautiful sarah
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cove in the place near china.
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It's very beautiful and there's beautiful mountains around it and
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it looks like it's out of a fairy tale.
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It's very thorough.
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Trust me I want to go there now.
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These are the north korean leader statues.
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These statutes were the two leaders Premier and president which
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were both empowered by the time they were built, meaning
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that these are very old because currently the leader is
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kim jong un.
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Also the fact of how you can take a photo
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of it unless you get the full frame.
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This is Pyongyang city.
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Pyongyang is the capital of north Korea.
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It's very popular and has very beautiful buildings and what
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do you mean by very popular?
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Most people in North Korea lived there because it's very
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beautiful and there's also very much beautiful places in there.
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But they won't be mentioned in this video.
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You can walk through the beautiful tap paths of the
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beautiful forest and river of Nampo.
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This photo is a city of it.
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There's no paths in this photo but there is the
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city Nampo is a very beautiful place and there's very
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much beautiful dances.
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There's very much like a lot of events.
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It's your regular place to go to where you like
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to go to events and party a lot.
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Lastly this is castle, it's a beautiful city in north
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Korea and its very rich with beautiful buildings and if
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you live in north Korea, I suggest go into castle.
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It's beautiful.
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This was the end of my presentation.
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Now we're going to head a hazel which she's going
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to give the introduction to somebody else
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