Lokal market in the Paektu mountains, North Korea
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2023
- In the heart of the Paektu Mountains in North Korea, nestled within a quaint village, lies a bustling local market. The air is filled with the enticing aroma of freshly harvested produce and the sounds of lively chatter among the villagers. Surrounded by the serene beauty of nature, the market becomes a focal point where people come together in peace.
Every morning, vendors set up their stalls, proudly displaying a vibrant array of fruits, vegetables, and handmade crafts. The spirit of community is palpable as neighbors exchange friendly greetings while selecting their goods. Elders share stories of the past, creating a sense of continuity that binds generations together.
Children, with laughter echoing through the market, weave between stalls, their eyes wide with curiosity. The simplicity of life in this village is reflected in the genuine smiles that adorn the faces of both vendors and customers. The market isn't just a place for transactions; it's a social hub where bonds are strengthened and friendships cultivated.
Against the backdrop of the majestic Paektu Mountains, the market is a symbol of resilience and unity. Despite the challenges of the world beyond, the villagers find solace in their close-knit community. The market not only sustains them with essentials but also nurtures a sense of shared identity and belonging.
As the day unfolds, the sun dips behind the mountains, casting a warm glow on the market. The villagers pack up their goods, their spirits lifted by the camaraderie they've experienced. In this remote corner of North Korea, the local market stands as a testament to the enduring power of peace within a community, thriving amidst the tranquility of the Paektu Mountains.
source video: special friend
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1950年代の日本みたい｡活力があって生きるのが精一杯。街中で焚火をする。日本では捕まる。
Japan is still under American sovereignty, while North Korea has sovereignty over itself in everything, and despite the American sanctions on it, they live. I think they are the best.
Mereka terlihat bahagia dengan hidupnya, walaupun dengan keterbatasannya.
Interesting to see some normal everyday life outside of Pyongyang!
What‘s the name of the song used in this video? - Edit: I found it.
Паркер вернулся . Хорошо . Ваши видео о Северной Корее самые правдивые .
Urraaa 🤪🤪🇮🇩🤝🇷🇺🇰🇵
Korea is beautiful in every way. Even in such an unsightly way, but familiar to the Koreans themselves. Thank you very much for the footage from their lives.
Propaganda bot 🤖
Nothing beautiful in this video clip !!
@@mrwelshaviation_024 that guy is russian. Of course he would called north Korea as Korea because his country russia support north korea
@@antoniussamuelson3748 Северные и южные корейцы один народ. Россия поддерживает дипломатические отношения с обеими странами насколько это возможно сейчас. Но не поддерживает политику США, потому что там где появляются американцы наступает война.
Мне жалко людей, которые пишут, что это пропаганда. Ради отчаянного сохранения своей точки зрения, они суют голову в песок и орут:"Не верю!"😁 Лично мне это напомнило барахолки конца 80-х, от которых был потом поэтапный переход к киоскам, палаткам, "бутикам" и маркетам...
They think that communism is hell, yet they know nothing about it 🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
For All Time, Always ❤️
a rare moment to see people not using cell phones and no dependence on cell phones, another very good side of North Korea 😍👍
Such a wonderful place! Wait a minute, nobody is carrying purchased goods. What wonderful place.
No gadget, only work and studying.. 😢
❤ cakep 😊😊😊
although they are still relativity poor, they seem like their doing better than what the media tells us
still more developed and clean than my country
Sure, in their capital. But they won't let us see the rest of the country (with limited, cherry-picked exceptions), so it's hard to say what the country truly looks like...
@@dylan_00 This is not remotely near the capital.
@@dylan_00this isn't the capital...it's rural village... Btw, provincial cities are beautiful too...
@@dylan_00This is rural north korea. This channel has videos from pyongyang and actual cities, you should go watch them. It's honestly not that different from most developing countries and seems pretty developed for a country that's sanctioned/embargoed by its own allies.
@@dylan_00 Read the title of this video, dumbo.
Where is the market? Where are the stalls?
Lihat NORTH KOREA vibes nya kek lihat kehidupan tempo doloe njirr 😮😮😮
Kalo liat yg video main smartphone, vibesnya mix😂 rupa 90an tp pegang android
@@jiyuchan17iya
Matamu jaman dulu, di Indonesia kehidupan kaya gitu bahkan jauh lebih primitif juga banyak tong. Lu hidup di goa kah?!
Seems like a chill place, definitely would walk around the place. Although probably not much interesting to buy.
Really enjoy watching videos from real North Korea. There's "too much" Pyongyang and not enough other towns and villages of this crazy-yet-completely-normal country.
Fellow, there is food. How there cannot be interesting things to buy?
nothing interesting to buy?? dont you know you can buy the great supreme leader calendar??
Just wondering is it easy to go in NK as a tourist?
bro Today You Are In North Korea or in indonesia?????
İs this a jangmadang?
Grandma Leela teach me how to whistle ❤lee la ❤
Everybody walking step same notice 😮
😷🌼🍀🌸😊
❤dry market?
Bang lu mSi di Korut?
Saya udah lama nonton update an vlog nya mas jaka. Btw disana ada preman ga sih mas? Atau militer yg kejam sama sipil nya
Ngga juga, kalau ga ngelanggar apa2 ya bakal aman2 aja. Sama kayak di Indonesia.. Bahkan sepertinya aparat di sana lebih bersih dan jauh dari korupsi karena takut sama Kim Jong un
When you filmed it? Why are there masks?
Because of COVID19. This is an old footage
Bang masih di korea utara kah???
its like a HD of 50s
Local
Lokal
How old is this footage ?
Recent
What's the song? Is it from North Korea?
Yes. It‘s a North Korean classic. Over 30 years old.
“Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble - Whistle“
@NorthSea_1981 for some reason I thought you were screwing with me until I searched it up and found it 🫠. Thanks for sharing!
i love NK🇰🇵🇰🇵❤️❤️
there is a reason its called best korea...stay stalwart for 100 more years and the world will be their oyster
Um país bastante desenvolvido
Deus está vendo essa ironia
@@WeigleCorreia Espero que sim
What year is it ? People wear masks. But I've heard korean leader declared they don't have covid. So why people are masked ?
It's flu season.
If this is a modern scene..
The DPRK has not had a COVID outbreak, it is in the same state of vulnerability as most people were in 2019-2020-2021 before vaccinations. The virus can still have a large outbreak in its people who lack herd immunity - because they were safeguarded against until now thanks to completely closed borders.
Well, its pretty common in that part of the world to wear masks. Even before the whole covid thing.
@@Mrjongun it is very common in Far East Asia, but not in North Korea. Maybe the korean leader changed his mind or that was shot in some rural region in China.
@@eurohit Source for it not being common in North Korea?
choegojidojaui inmin-eun jeonjinjocha haji anh-assda. machi bughan salamdeul-eun sigan-i jinagan geos gatseubnida.
На улицах нет смотрящих в телефон и поэтому никого и ничего не видящих людей.
1000 times cleaner than Indonesian market, In here they throw any garbage everywhere to the ground. So they more civilled than Indonesian.. 🙏✌️
ga usah jelek2in negara sendiri. tergantung daerah juga kali. daerah lu miskin isinya org2 ngeluh doang ga ada kontribusi dimasyarakat makanya kotor.
I have a genuine question: Does the average person there eat well? In Thailand for example they have a huge wealth gap with many poor people and extremely rich hi-so class. But even poor people in Thailand still get to eat plenty of OK food (clean water, fresh fruit and veggies, eggs, milk, etc...). How is it in NK in that regard? I can Google this but don't trust the curated results. I'd rather get your perspective because you lived there and have seen it first hand.
A market with hardly any produce?
Have you ever been at markets?
@@user-ee6nb9ec6v Lots. In the UK, our markets are stocked full of fruit, vegetables, cheeses, meats, and many other items. The markets in the DPRK look bare, and there are many reports of starving people.
@@andymann6061not just in fully developed nations but markets in the "developing" world like in Thailand, Egypt, and other places I've been didn't look as bare as this one. I just asked him a question about how people there eat. I hope he responds as I too have heard reports of malnutrition and I'm genuinely curious.
How are you allowed to post this stuff? Wont they send you off to the gulags for posting on youtube like this?
To the best of my knowledge, he was in Korea in connection with foreign diplomacy. Possibly as embassy staff or the spouse of one. I could be wrong but I think I saw that somewhere.
He's an indonesian government worker. North korea doesn't care about him, they only dislike tourists and westerners taking pictures. Plus, diplomatic immunity and good relations with indonesia.
There's loads of videos from the DPRK on youtube, it's far from illegal.
@@kristoffer3000 Journalism gets you executed, this i would say they would class as such. When you go there you're not allowed memory cards over 64mb for example.
You're not allowed to record without special permissions.
@@nuck-he was a Indonesian Diplomat, and its allowed to film in north Korea, also they don't check for your memory cards, He lived in north korea for around 5 years I think, and even his Child was allowed to go to a North Korea international school.
And He was allowed to go anywhere in Pyongyang without restrictions.
Нет ни одного человека в джинсах!
Is this how we got covid?
nice! No smash and grab robberies going on!
Que onda
최고지도자의 인민은 전진조차 하지 않았다. 마치 북한 사람들은 시간이 지나간 것 같습니다.
It looks like the late Soviet Union and Russia of 1990th
No one have a phone
Ninguém tem carro ou moto
Yes they have
For anyone questioning if it’s a Korean town look at the top middle. The sign is in Korean
Looks like a normal street scene from Vietnam, Thailand or some Chinese town.
That, but 50 years ago
@@gh-sn6efthere are many such streets in Vietnam,indo, Philippine,etc.
@@robrob628 The whole problem is that nothing changes there. In Korea, time moves modernly only for the capital, and even then not everywhere. This is precisely what underlines the value of this video. Comrade Grand Marshal deserves a little remind that a simple city in the outback has the right to have the same benefits as residents of the capital. (And there aren’t even street lights there)
@@gh-sn6efBut this is also rural. Go to rural south korea and you can't even tell the difference, except north korea might even be a bit more developed.
@@aleksandersmirnow2157 in my country, there are tier1, tier2, tier3(towns) cities and then villages... North Korea has Pyongyang and other provincial cities...next come the villages(modern+old),this is one such village...
Go to India, vietnam, Phillipines there are big modern cities, but shitty poor slums and villages too.
Btw, dams in winter freeze, so, Nk face electricity problem in winter. They need nuclear, but guess what it's sanctionedddd.
quero casa com uma norte coreana
진짜 존나 못산다 1970년대 남한 보는거 같애
Open air prison
It's nothing like that but okay
Gaza?
Looks like chinese village
no
song Name?
I found it: "Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble - Whistle"