My escape from North Korea

Today, we interviewed a former North Korean Kang Ha-na,
Let's take a look at her defection story.
Her channel👇
/ @hanaya21
Share us your opinion in comments.
00:00 Preview
00:57 Inside North Korea
02:17 The decisive reason that made me decide to defect from North Korea
06:56 how to escape from north korea
16:00 How did you fare right after crossing over to China?
17:26 Find new life in South Korea
18:50 A future Goal
20:25 What do foreigners commonly misunderstand about North Korea?

[@Hanaya21]

Thank you to Dimple for documenting the stories of North Korean defectors! 🙏
Stay tuned for more stories on the Hanaya channel!
Have a great day!😊

[@pdxtom]

I just subscribed to your channel and am truly looking forward to watching any content you create. Thank you for sharing your story! ❤

[@chrissuk1684]

Thank you for sharing your inspirational story of courage and triumph. May God bless you and your family

[@The_SeoulJourner]

Thank you Dimple for sharing another inspiring testimony about the profound value and cost of freedom!

[@jacob-bi9ys]

A strong and amazing woman! Much respect.

[@mikek0135]

Thank you for sharing your personal story with us. I wish Dimple would've given you more of a chance to talk about what you really wanted to say - the misunderstandings people have about North Korea. I assume you live in South Korea now, and I'm glad you're living where you want to live, instead of being forced to live somewhere you don't. It would be nice if your whole family could join you. I hope the rest of your life is great!

[@RT-qd8yl]

I have a lot of respect for this lady and what she went through. I'm glad she was able to find a safer life.

[@RJ986S]

Wow, what a stirring, courageous, dangerous, and pulse-pounding adventure you experienced during your brave escape. It's a 'real life' miracle that all of you made it to freedom. Thank you for recounting your story. 🌠❤️

[@dennisreeve8859]

Welcome to freedom! Your story brings me to tears! May the blessings you've been denied in the past bloom and bear fruit! You seem to be a fine human and a special witness for peace and understanding! With all respect, An American who cares!

[@joninosaka]

Her story about the train made me cry. They should make a movie about some of these defection stories.

[@user-lg8br6jj3u]

I'm from persia but Korean Nation and Iranians we are friends forever greetings to the Korean Nation welcome to freedom

[@michaeltaylor8835]

I pray for your safety in South Korea

[@tedzehnder961]

I am impressed by this woman and by some miracle, I hope this gets out to the people who are living in North Korea that will fight against the brainwashing effect.Even if they can`t change things publicly, they can help their children to understand logic, to question their existence to see right from wrong.

[@akiraarends2996]

FIRST and damn..

[@gizelop8481]

Thank you, Dimple for sharing your story I'm glad you escaped and are free now, Be blessed Jesus know you and loves you and your family, our GOD is returning soon

[@onenessguy85]

great interview with an amazing woman. I have read and watched N. Korean defector for many years now. I wrote a novel about the liberation of NK by the people themselves. It's titled "The Krishna Kid in North Korea.

[@matthewjay660]

나는 뾰족한 코에 대한 미국식 묘사를 좋아합니다. 🇺🇸🤝🇰🇷🇰🇵👃🏻

[@lindacrowley1405]

Slow down the translation

[@SuperBotcreator]

Dimple's going through one of those low view phases again

[@haydenknowlton22]

I’m from mythology im known as Hayden Lucas Knowlton known as son of god and Mother Nature.

[@josephgrau6654]

I wonder why all the NK defectors come to America. Could it be because they are free here. Freedom and liberty. What a concept.

[@Minji_Poland]

most defectors come to South Korea