They are forced to act. The homes probably went to senior military officials. Also, weren't those buildings recently condemned or something due to being unsafe... It's not normal for a person to hold up a sign that says long live anybody.. have you not seen hostage videos? Notice how skinny... a little too skinny they all are.. Open your eyes.
Unfortunately, this isn't for the average NKorean. People in this district, and people you see living executive lifestyles are on the higher end of the social economic ladder due to their loyalty to the regime. Most are still starving. Even people that live here in this district still are likely to starve
I am a Chinese student who is now studying in Canada. The interior of those apartments in North Korea looks just like the new apartment in my grandma’s home back in Wuhan. 😅😅😅I believe this buildings may be designed by the Chinese construction company in a 1990s style.
If not for the closed border with China due to Covid in the last year, I would have guessed China did build it. But they don't allow anyone to come in, was it done over video calls?
@@prangos6072 there metro is pretty mid from what I’ve heard about it, but it gets the job done and it’s pretty deep which is kind off cool. Still it’s far from a great example of a widespread metro system.
They will. Question is, will Americans have enough power to power their homes and businesses with this "green energy" nonsense shutting down our energy production facilities. See, China and North Korea are not beholden to the globalist green energy agenda, they rely on oil and nuke power and traditional forms of energy to power their countries, America and Europe are regressing back to 1000 b.c technology like wind and solar. I don't hear of black outs in the Peoples Republic of Korea like I do in the Peoples Republic of California.
What's up with you while you're sleeping in cars and in cardboard boxes in isolated areas because companies own real estate companies and banks and are preventing construction in a giant country for the sake of more precious profit than the citizen? 😂😂
It’s newly built, obviously they still structural aesthetics from the South and only his generals, top ranking officers would’ve access to the housing which is like less than 1% of the population.
@@orlandogavito4880we have traffic so the roads condition like that. Pyongyang unlike other cities been developing in recent so lot of free space to expand and construct
Yes, but the people who cleaned it can't stand up straight. They have to bend with a short broom and dustpan. 😢😢 In one video on RUclips, a 5 or 6-year boy was sweeping after he stood up and was touching his back he and his classmates, even the teacher. And they have to do it every day. 💔💔
There’s more construction going on in the countryside right now than in the cities but they never show that in these outlets. But you can always find it on their tv if you ever wanted to see things from their perspective.
Make no mistake. Pyongyang has been going through a long series of such shiny, show-off residential blocks. They all ended up losing their paint and tiles in less than a year and becoming almost uninhabitable not much later, with people installing their own coal stoves with handmade chimneys so they don't freeze in winter and car batteries on the balcony to help them over the city's regular blockouts. Apartments in the lower floors are highly desired because elevator service is completely unreliable. Unless, of course, you live in the very center of the town, in the area reserved for the country's nobility from the Worker's party.
impossible to know that either way, we'll just have to wait and see ... and please name a city world wide where the best real estate is not dominated by the privileged
These type of apartments are only for the very loyal people to the system and who have special abilities. There are waiting lines for people to get a "permit" to live in the capital Pyongyang , not just anyone from the outskirts can just go and live , maybe they cannot even visit it , if they look poor and not up to standard.
Like they don't do that in America with the class system with who got more money and can afford it so stop it and open your eye's rich people always look down on poor people it's in every Country
Despite what many people think of North Korea and the government, the ones who suffer the most in the midst of chaos are the innocent. I only wish the best for all North Koreans, inside and outside Pyongyang.
Agree with the comment above. All the "we're sorry for North Koreans" comments feel like they're filled with contempt instead of pity. If you disagree, answer me: what's terrible about future residents getting excited over moving to a new brand home, free of charge? What exactly is "terrible"?
Try be homeless in america. In 3 month you would jump on a jet and go leave in N.K. You say that because you don't know how it feels to not have a home and sleep on the streets.
It's 2023 and a country being able to build apartments is not news. North Korea should be embarrassed that it's taken them this long to build some concrete boxes.
This was in USSR, apartments was given free of charge to workers. In 70-80s more than 100 million apartment was given to people, and same time was free education and free medicine. This is what western capitalism scary so much, the good life of people as it must be in society. Congratulation to North Korea! Being under so heavy pressure from usa, japan and south korea, they survive and continue to go to their dream.
I totally agree as a retired US citizen I retired here 4 years ago it's great free heating and healthcare costs only 100 dollars a month get yourselves out here for a great time .
Honestly this is impressive, 10,000 is not a small number, And the buildings look really nice! He managed to make apartments not look ugly and make alot of them too! I wish the best for the people there, To have nice homes like this
If we look carefully we see that the finishes are not the best. From my own experience, this may mean that there must also be some carelessness when building more structural parts.
10k for an entire city district is very small. Socialist housing projects from the 1970s-80s in Europe routinely built city districts for 60-100k regularily and in smaller towns as well - especially when expanding factories. What is probably worse though is the urban layout. The district is entirely designed by the outdated car centric principles of the 1960s - wide highways bisecting the district with no easy way to cross and smog directly centered into people's apartments. Which is all the weirder considering how few North Koreans actually have cars to use those roads. All in all the design is firmly rooted in the past century in spatial arrangement and ideology. Pretty sad seeing people moved to tears over getting the shoddy equivalent of basic social housing from 60 years ago.
If I would put a portrait of Kims in my house it would be my pleasure. I mean Kim Dahyun, Kim Minju... Kidding aside but I love the development of Pyongyang.
Honestly, i have to give it to North Korea when it comes to their architecture. Their buildings look charming and unique, unlike the rest of the world.
That's the least impressive thing about this. The number of units are impressive for an underdeveloped nation, but the design and interior is out of date both in terms of look and function.
You often see North Koreans very emotional and this is always my thought. I saw footage of a comedy olay and people were losing their effing minds laughing. I was like, yeah probably because you haven't laughed in like 6 months
Famine ended 20 years ago man, like sure they don't have that much meat as we in the west do, but the starvation ended long ago. If you don't mind vegetables you can eat normally
Not going to lie but that was cool of Yumi to give the world a tour of North Korea's new town in Pyongyang before it's completed in 2025. But I wouldn't be surprised if the "new town" is only for the people who either works for Kim or who has ties/connected to Kim while the North Korea-born citizens are still suffering under the Kim-Jong dynasty for years. If North Korea wants to thrive and flourish as a beautiful country (like their fellow neighboring countries China with blooming flowers and nature or Russia with their beautiful modern (but a little pieces of the past) architecture) over the generation period to come then Kim-Jong Un needs to stop abusing and open up more for both his country and his fellow North Korean citizens to have a better life and place in North Korea and compete with other countries in the industry (like housing market and healthcare (just incase another man-made virus occurs and spreads worldwide again) for example) instead all this "weaponized" inspired designs in his head.
Seems like a politically biased statement. To say Russia is thriving is..well hilarious. That you thought that was a more apt comparison to you than South Korea or Japan is quite interesting. Also China was one a beautiful country, but they destroyed all their history in the cultural revolution and now it's easier to say what parts of the country aren't overly polluted than which are. Agree with you that the country does need to open up for the benefit of it's people. Also yeah all those apartments go to top military/government personnel. Also a lot of scientists involved in their nuclear program I'm guessing based off previous times they open new apartment buildings. I don't see North Korea ever opening up to the extent it would need for economic benefit because it would be a giant threat to the regime. At the end of the day that's all the people in power care about.
well, Russia is definitely living way better than during the previous few decades. In 2023, Russia became the 5th world's economy by purchasing power parity and the 11th economy in the world by GDP. Pretty impressive considering all the imposed sanctions. 5 of the Russia's skyscrapers are officially the tallest buildings in Europe, one of them being the tallest residential building in Europe. In case you haven't seen them, they look really nice and are quite comfortable too. In 2023 alone, more than 70 000 000 square meters of residential property were built in Russia in 2023, which is more than were built in 2022, and more flats are to come to the market till the end of the year. So yes, why not mention Russia? Also, Russia's cities have a lot of green and recreational zones, and new parks are being built regularly, like Krasnodar Park which was named the best Eurasian park in 2019.
Would like to know more about North korean societal structure. I mean as far as I know about NK these residence are not given to poor people. I want to know what divides their economic classes. Who are the privileged people of the country? Can poor people work their way up to 1st class citizenship? And are the 1st class citizens allowed to leave the country for business purposes or just for travelling?
Privileged people in NK are the ones who are loyal to the party, who are somehow involved or tied to it, and who have not had anyone in their family who has ever done anything to offend the regime in some way or another. NK society is very much based on a caste system and from what I've read, it's very uncommon to get married into a family that is considered to be above yours. From what I could gather, it is indeed possible for someone to climb the social ladder, but it's also very difficult because the gap between the rich and the poor is also unimaginably high. The rich live relatively comfortable lives akin to the middle class in other countries mostly, and the poor barely have what to eat and rely on government rations that are not nearly enough. If you've seen any photos of abundant supermarkets in NK, those are actually just in Pyongyang and are reserved for people who can be trused *and* for foreigners (usually diplomats and embassy employees). It could also be that they were stocked simply for propaganda purposes so as to showcase that life in NK is good and they're thriving. Status is very much something you're born into, so if your family has been living in Pyongyang all their lives and they've followed all the rules, you'll probably have a comfortably life yourself as well. But that can also change. If you or even someone in your family broke rules, it's also very possible to fall out of the regime's grace and be forced to leave everything behind, if not worse. NK also works on the concept of generational punishment, which means that if *you* have done something wrong, one or even several generations of your family will be punished. That means your parents, grandparents and cousins could be thrown into a labor camp for something they had nothing to do with. From what I've read, yes, higher-ups can indeed leave the country for business purposes and I believe even personal purposes. Athletes are also obviously allowed to leave the country. There has to be a certain level of trust established between the individual and the regime to be allowed to leave but even so there have been instances of North Koreans defecting and asking for shelter in the country they went to. I believe high-ranking party members in Pyongyang are also the only people in the whole country who are allowed internet access. Some defectors have said that at least some North Koreans are not as oblivious to the outside world as one might think, but most are probably either too afraid to flee or they don't have the means. There's actually a girl who defected from NK who is the daughter of a high-ranking official, so it's not just the people who are poor who would want to leave.
From what I understand your housing can be affected by your loyalty to the government. If you are Kim jong-un's number one fan you might end up with a better apartment if you start screaming loud enough about your love for him.
As far as know, these apartments are built for the ordinary people. One difference is that there they separate by profession: there is a building for doctors, another for teachers, another for artists and so on... These popular houses are distributed along which new ones are built, both in the central cities and in the away villages. It is true that there is a disparity in the urban city - rural area, but it is not as dense as people think. In North Korea there is only 1 class: the working class. We are also from the working class, the difference is that under capitalism we find ourselves subjugated to the orders and excesses of the bourgeoisie. Since there is no bourgeoisie there, they can enjoy the fruits of their own labor, such as owning a apartment in a nice area of Pyongyang.
@@vini-hs1fw Fruits of what labour? There's very little fruit, if there's no labour. This is clearly just for show, as Kim Jong-Un wants Pyongyang to be a showcase city, much like Ashgabat in Turkmenistan. Sure, some people may occupy these apartments, but I'm sure they're mostly the elite and definitely not the "working class".
It's all staged. North Korea is the world's MOST REPRESSIVE country in the world. You wouldn't survive a day there without breaking a law, getting arrested, and tossed into a work camp for life.
I think these tears are not of gratitude and joy but sorrow because they will have to climbing up the stairs on 11th or 30th floor when the elevator won't work because of electrical shortage, something that happens very often.
They'll be carrying jugs of water up 40 floors in a hallway with no lights. You could be 80 years old and you take what they give you. imagine how disgusting that place will be when it is occupied. They are required to save their feces and turn it in weekly or monthly.
This better than many rich African countries that are not sanctioned who can not even provide for no storey buildings with vast lands. If one thing be told some projects are rather be handled by the State. The state has the organizational capacity to direct public infrastructure projects which no private enterprise can do because it's not profitable. This like also the state of Israel which the public sector does most of the developmental work.
But those African people are free and can find food in some type of way. And they are not brainwashed also everything is not for show like in this video.
Africans outside of Egypt (which was mixed) aren’t exactly known for their ability to build things 😂 but also unfortunately most of their countries are so corrupt that the leaders and their friends hoard 99% of the wealth for nothing but their own luxury
MrBeast gives someone a home, and they react by crying with joy: Wholesome! North Korea gives someone a home, and they react by crying with joy: This was what jorjor well was writing about in 1984, #freenorthkorea #freetibet #standwithtaiwan
@@siamizira8272 Yes, Kim is a way better person MrBeast just makes these artificial, churned-out virtue signal videos where instead of giving people money out of the goodness of his own heart, he gets them to engage in some stupid challenge/game, where he's pretty much exploiting the participants into taking part in his mini show under the prospect of winning money, and also humiliating and putting great stress upon the people who miss out on the reward. Then his rabid mindless fans and the internet hivemind go on to say "but he's helping people!1!!!" when he clearly isn't just 'supporting' people out of the goodness of his own soul. On the other hand, Kim enacts his policies based around the benefit of the collective people, genuinely helps people in need and gives his country robust social programs and policies to support the sustenance of general wellbeing amongst the population, free from the dehumanising and soulless grips of capitalism holding the people hostage to the coin.
Only the most loyal citizens of the DPRK are allowed to live in Pyongyang.That's a truly privilege! That are about 3 Million people and the rest of the Country got 25 Million.
I believe the building won’t collapse like Chinese or elsewhere because as an architect or engineer, your live lives as long as the skyscraper is standing in North Korea. I think structurally, they have to be some of the best in the world lol
I feel so happy for them, in the west you have to be well educated and to work for half of life just to buy maximum 50sq meters apartment on the end of city, very nice from their government, you wont ever see such a thing to be done by any western country, much respect for North Korea and their leader from Serbia ❤
Это преимущество социалистической экономики, когда даже в изоляции можно вполне жить. А что делают капиталистические страны?! Строят кварталы а потом они превращаются в гетто либо пустуют, потому что стоят очень дорого, и сколько вот такой район будет стоить в США или той же Европе это пздц представить страшно, кредит на 50 лет.
There are very similar project like this in down south in Malaysia state of Johor that become ghost town without any new resident coming in. You're right, capitalism does only do one thing. It wasted valuable resources at the expense of people and nature.
Regardless of who they go to, they look nice and they seem to be on a scale that satisfies demand. Large housing projects a G7 country like the UK cannot seem to do.
"Haven't you guys ever dreamed of living in your own apartment", wow, they got us on this one. Real estate in many parts of USA and Canada is untouchable, not even worth thinking about, even on a professional salary.
@@ottoschindler6056 Most of the developed world is in a housing crisis at the moment, because a lot of governments dont feel like building houses. Theres probably a better reason but yeah
@@supadupa4453Я жил с СССР и нам давали бесплатные квартиры . Моя семья получила бесплатную квартиру . Больше образованности , меньше невежества , lady ))
@@stroitelj Still communism doesn't work properly in economic aspects. Mix economy which is fusion of Capitalism & socialism is the best thing. Too much corruption & nepotism prevails in communist system.
Let them in other countries be happy as they portrayed what happiness look like in their own world.. no need to compare between countries, let them be proud
@@ivanexell-uz4mv Of course it was empty because it was just built! The 12 000 people don't just spawn into the new apartments. It takes time before they can all move in.
This city looks so modern and clean, I though NK was poor! I don't understand why they don't use their natural resources to become rich. I only want things to get better in NK. I hope one day they can live in peace with their neighbour South Korea, maybe in time they will.
They don’t have natural resources. Decisions made by the NK government destroyed a lot of their own farmland. Historically they have always been supported by the USSR (which of course no longer exists) and China.
It’s frightening if you don’t show your appreciation to an intense level off to the work times you go I feel sorry for the people of North Korea, it’s just the leaders. What a shame😢
In my country (UK) the government is doing a shit job of handing out free houses. They aren't building enough council houses and the ones they do build are all small with like 1, 2 bedrooms.
@@a.d.1563 Yeah, because in the 90's, our president Ion Iliescu sold the state housing to the people for very little money. In 2023, a 3 room appartment costs 150k $ and the average salary is less than 1k $
@@thegreatreaper8840 ---- oh didn't knew that. Thanks for your Information. Its bad that its more or less a dream to own something to live in. I work with some romanians at my country and they are mostly great guys. Maybe they try to make money abroad to achieve this dream. 🤔
The buildings and apartments are owned by the government. Residents are allowed to live there with permission from the government. That's what communism is.
This is painful to watch while you know about 18 harsh prison camps where heavy torture, starvation, rape, and killings are a 24/7 reality. I hope Kim's dynasty will fall, and all of those criminals on top will be persecuted.
Beautiful city ❤❤❤ and much much better than big cities of India like Mumbai delhi... See this roads very clean and massive big roads, so much greenary and beautiful buildings ❤❤
I do believe that their tears are genuine because being a resident in one of that buildings such opportunities status and safety.
Nope, they got guns aimed at them
@@L0LG source: dude trust me
@@BevaToothTiger No, we will trust an anonymous account and slaves in the most brutal dictatorship in the world instead of common sence.
@@L0LGisrael and USA ?!
@@L0LGProof of that?
I hope the north Korean people prosper. Politics aside, any improvement to their life is good.
They are forced to act. The homes probably went to senior military officials.
Also, weren't those buildings recently condemned or something due to being unsafe...
It's not normal for a person to hold up a sign that says long live anybody.. have you not seen hostage videos?
Notice how skinny... a little too skinny they all are..
Open your eyes.
Luv and rispekt frm ednia 🇮🇳 i want to satle in nort korea for work 🇰🇵 ... I am from Uttar padesh , india 🇮🇳
Unfortunately, this isn't for the average NKorean. People in this district, and people you see living executive lifestyles are on the higher end of the social economic ladder due to their loyalty to the regime. Most are still starving. Even people that live here in this district still are likely to starve
@@00username1best of luck from UK!
They wont prosper, ever.
From the bottom of my heart, I wish the people of North Korea that they live in prosperity, well and happily!
I agree, from the heart of my bottom.
Only when Freedom Reigns. For now that is just a Pipe Dream.
I pray for
North Corea convertion to the Holy Gospel.Shalom,Jesus is coming soon!.
And I hope millions of North Koreans no longer have to face famine and starvation.
@@pedrocuervo3868
I am a Chinese student who is now studying in Canada. The interior of those apartments in North Korea looks just like the new apartment in my grandma’s home back in Wuhan. 😅😅😅I believe this buildings may be designed by the Chinese construction company in a 1990s style.
The font looks like something out of South Korea in the 1970s/80s
If not for the closed border with China due to Covid in the last year, I would have guessed China did build it.
But they don't allow anyone to come in, was it done over video calls?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Are you a bat 🦇 😅
@@SlackHoffman If I am a bat, I believe you will 100% eat me. 😅
Love all the shots of people just standing in the middle of empty highways. 😂
"We're just environmentally conscious silly!" - Them probably
Most people there likes to use Metro. A good and widespread metro network is much better for any metropolis.
@@prangos6072 the only problem is that they don't have a widespread metro, they walk or bike (Bicycle)
@@G.A.C_Preserve The capital has a good metro system.
@@prangos6072 there metro is pretty mid from what I’ve heard about it, but it gets the job done and it’s pretty deep which is kind off cool. Still it’s far from a great example of a widespread metro system.
I hope they have electricity to power the lifts
They do have electricity,the country is industrialised but probably have blackouts from time to time
Maybe 4 hours a day.
... and barely any water pressure.
Who said the buildings have lifts? LoL! Kidding aside, I feel happy for the North Koreans. Many had gone through famine and actual starvation.
resolution 2397...
They will. Question is, will Americans have enough power to power their homes and businesses with this "green energy" nonsense shutting down our energy production facilities. See, China and North Korea are not beholden to the globalist green energy agenda, they rely on oil and nuke power and traditional forms of energy to power their countries, America and Europe are regressing back to 1000 b.c technology like wind and solar. I don't hear of black outs in the Peoples Republic of Korea like I do in the Peoples Republic of California.
North korea is like a minecraft singleplayer world many buildings but all empty
Or a dead server lol no players joining at all lmao xD
I heard that is happening in the USA because nobody can afford rent.
It looks worse than my 501st tower that I built for the Veterans of the War with Russia (that's just the lore of my Minecraft world)
What's up with you while you're sleeping in cars and in cardboard boxes in isolated areas because companies own real estate companies and banks and are preventing construction in a giant country for the sake of more precious profit than the citizen? 😂😂
Looks like in California all empty homes and everybody on the streets homeless
These people deserves Oscar
You can do anything with 50 rifles pointed at your head off screen...
@@wetter4293 1000% agree bra
I know what actors
nope - fake crying wins fake prizes
LOL!!!!!
Bro this city is literally better than half of every city i see in Philippines 😭
Mate i feel you here in India also tier 3 cities are kinda boring like man my city is still missing MacDonald.
Pyongyang is their showcase city. Its all foreigners ever get to see. Everywhere else presumably is nowhere near this.
@@divyeshgaigol9035 same bro.
@@andershaukoos even though it's a showcase city, maybe some other cities/ towns in north Korea are probably better than ours..
at lest we have traffics haha
Politics aside. The roads look a lot like Seoul. Clean, detailed, & quite complex looking
Yet cars, buses & trucks even bikes are rarely seen driving on them.. I still don't get why build massive roads to not have traffic 😅😂
At least they have good roads while us here we have good roads in the city but terrible traffic Ang very bad roads in rural areas .
@@orlandogavito4880at least we can use them rather than the select few on the top using them to carry missiles to threaten large powers
It’s newly built, obviously they still structural aesthetics from the South and only his generals, top ranking officers would’ve access to the housing which is like less than 1% of the population.
@@orlandogavito4880we have traffic so the roads condition like that. Pyongyang unlike other cities been developing in recent so lot of free space to expand and construct
Politics aside, it looks very clean
When you cant buy food or drinks and throw the trash on the streets, of course it will stay clean😂
@@petarslavoroduzasny or maybe they just clean it and keep it clean?
@@petarslavoroduzasny politics and living conditions aside!
Yes, but the people who cleaned it can't stand up straight. They have to bend with a short broom and dustpan. 😢😢 In one video on RUclips, a 5 or 6-year boy was sweeping after he stood up and was touching his back he and his classmates, even the teacher. And they have to do it every day. 💔💔
@Name Kitchener Berlin Again True people who now had back problems from a lot of videos I have seen.
North Korea reminds me of the fictional country Panem. A luxurious capital with very poor districts surrounding it.
I always thought that too. And theyre similar in that it is very difficult to travel between districts.
@@chinobandito7625 yea
More like ingsoc from 1984.
Panem represents the world: tiny minority in w. Europe and usa surrounded by dirt poor
There’s more construction going on in the countryside right now than in the cities but they never show that in these outlets. But you can always find it on their tv if you ever wanted to see things from their perspective.
LMAO at the acting and fake tears.
Its not fake tears, its tears for their horrible mind controlled life in this hell on earth
But fake is your minimal opinion. Ha!
😂😂😆😆
It's not fake , they are lucky ones or the chosen one, so they are happy about it
@@mohitkumarlal2687 So are you cry?😆
They not as ungrateful as you are, who wont cry after recieving a free smart home in a new posh suburban area like this.
Amazing how it's all brand new and yet looks so old.
Notice how every single light in every building is always on at the same time…
You know that they do it on purpose do you
Nah, he said i dont know what socialism is cause the light is burning at NIGHT
This whole country feels like a fake reality show to me
it is a real life truman show
Its look like u are still blind glory Korea the U S look down on many countries u think u have the best
U must live in Hollywood movies n walk naked in the U S democracy n human rights bull shit South Africa ❤❤❤all
@@dorael_ Main character is Kim. Everybody fakes it, so how would he know he lives in a shitty country?
really??? The fake reality is in Europe, USA and Australia....full fake....N.Korea is beautiful and free from morons of New world order.
The acting is amazing
Way better than your acting 😅
Acting these ppl are showing there gratitude for our Greatest Dearest Leader Kim Jong Un !
@@sickocell I'm a nurse I don't act
@@WHISTLEBOI1992 you dont act but you make comments about acting. SMH
@@charlestonchanming9251 He's SWINE.
In 1 year they built more than my country in 30 years (Croatia)
Brasil?
@@bielsouza8801 it already mentioned, Croatia
Croatia is like a piece of wing 🍗 in Chine, Europe is lost everything is old including people 😂
And how many they kill people in North Corea Jasenovac lager in 30 years.
What a nonsense, just the motorways in Croatia alone exceed everything that was built in North Korea.
Can you imagine such a big city with literally NO TRAFFIC on the roads?
Yes, I wonder
Make no mistake. Pyongyang has been going through a long series of such shiny, show-off residential blocks. They all ended up losing their paint and tiles in less than a year and becoming almost uninhabitable not much later, with people installing their own coal stoves with handmade chimneys so they don't freeze in winter and car batteries on the balcony to help them over the city's regular blockouts. Apartments in the lower floors are highly desired because elevator service is completely unreliable. Unless, of course, you live in the very center of the town, in the area reserved for the country's nobility from the Worker's party.
You don't know that.
Thanks such incredibly detailed knowledge from guy from north america living in pyong yang for the last 8 years
impossible to know that either way, we'll just have to wait and see ... and please name a city world wide where the best real estate is not dominated by the privileged
U just made sht up. Probably a spam bot
@@muppetgurl That's not the point. The point is if everyone is given equal opportunity to reach that level.
These type of apartments are only for the very loyal people to the system and who have special abilities. There are waiting lines for people to get a "permit" to live in the capital Pyongyang , not just anyone from the outskirts can just go and live , maybe they cannot even visit it , if they look poor and not up to standard.
Not even look poor. U prob can't get to experience anything in that city just because of a great grand uncle's mistake even if u are mad loyal
Like they don't do that in America with the class system with who got more money and can afford it so stop it and open your eye's rich people always look down on poor people it's in every Country
You can’t just visit it only when invited. City is sealed. And if you’re there somehow without permission = concentration camp
How do you know for sure? Do you have any proof of your claims?
There's always comments like this. You have no idea if anything you're saying is true. The usual about North Korea.
Despite what many people think of North Korea and the government, the ones who suffer the most in the midst of chaos are the innocent. I only wish the best for all North Koreans, inside and outside Pyongyang.
This is terrible, I’m sorry for every person who was born there
Мы не верим вам, вы не жалеете их.
@@Таволга-ъ3хthey can't leave the country. What's wrong with you?
@@therealtoine5038they can go to work in China, there are some tourists who witnessed they going back to North Korea
Agree with the comment above. All the "we're sorry for North Koreans" comments feel like they're filled with contempt instead of pity.
If you disagree, answer me: what's terrible about future residents getting excited over moving to a new brand home, free of charge? What exactly is "terrible"?
@@МарияБиткинаjealous rage filled with the rapidly waning feeling of superiority Westerners are accustomed to
If i had the choice of being offered a 'free' apartment in Pyongyang or a tent on the moon, I think I know which I would rather go for...
Of course because u cant breathe nor bathe on moon
@@Yusef-uh4wlno need to bathe or shower if you're dead
Y'all funny
Try be homeless in america. In 3 month you would jump on a jet and go leave in N.K. You say that because you don't know how it feels to not have a home and sleep on the streets.
It’s all for show that’s why it’s empty ghost town
And why would spending millions of dollars on fake buildings instead of actual buildings make sense? It doesn't okay, use your brain
@@fruitjuice8 china does it…
@@KizzMyAbs china has the money to do it...
@@fruitjuice8 Have you seen the peonyang hotel is empty and they spend 2% of their GDP on it Ofc they are going to do something crazy like this
It's 2023 and a country being able to build apartments is not news. North Korea should be embarrassed that it's taken them this long to build some concrete boxes.
This was in USSR, apartments was given free of charge to workers. In 70-80s more than 100 million apartment was given to people, and same time was free education and free medicine. This is what western capitalism scary so much, the good life of people as it must be in society.
Congratulation to North Korea! Being under so heavy pressure from usa, japan and south korea, they survive and continue to go to their dream.
That not good life, that goods to spent your no freedom life.
They built this district in a year. Wow, there is some credit to North Korea👍🏻
I mean, there's nothing else to do, for an entire government it's actually mediocre.
@@diegoborlini6840 you didn't get the relevancy I am afraid . Cheers
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@@diegoborlini6840 cope harder
I want to see the infrastructure supporting this all.
I live in the US. I work 50+ hours a week with a Master's degree. I cannot afford any home in my city and must live with strangers to survive.
Let’s celebrate these new home with these guys. I’m sincerely happy from for them
Do you know it’s just the show up and it’s only for propaganda, not for civilians
lmao... They all cry of hapiness by the idea of getting a home for a lil period just think about that. Don't be happy for them. We should save them.
@@Azulekthey cry so they won’t get executed..
They are prisoners
Dude they are actual prisoners and slaves, not one thing you saw in this video wasn't choreographed
I totally agree as a retired US citizen I retired here 4 years ago it's great free heating and healthcare costs only 100 dollars a month get yourselves out here for a great time .
Honestly this is impressive, 10,000 is not a small number, And the buildings look really nice!
He managed to make apartments not look ugly and make alot of them too!
I wish the best for the people there, To have nice homes like this
If we look carefully we see that the finishes are not the best. From my own experience, this may mean that there must also be some carelessness when building more structural parts.
You're naive.
What?
10k for an entire city district is very small. Socialist housing projects from the 1970s-80s in Europe routinely built city districts for 60-100k regularily and in smaller towns as well - especially when expanding factories.
What is probably worse though is the urban layout. The district is entirely designed by the outdated car centric principles of the 1960s - wide highways bisecting the district with no easy way to cross and smog directly centered into people's apartments. Which is all the weirder considering how few North Koreans actually have cars to use those roads.
All in all the design is firmly rooted in the past century in spatial arrangement and ideology. Pretty sad seeing people moved to tears over getting the shoddy equivalent of basic social housing from 60 years ago.
how many workers do you think died while building these buildings?
Looks very nice. Happy for their success,
And it is a hellhole.
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They have the nicest apartments in the world!!!!
If I would put a portrait of Kims in my house it would be my pleasure.
I mean Kim Dahyun, Kim Minju...
Kidding aside but I love the development of Pyongyang.
Honestly, i have to give it to North Korea when it comes to their architecture. Their buildings look charming and unique, unlike the rest of the world.
That's the least impressive thing about this. The number of units are impressive for an underdeveloped nation, but the design and interior is out of date both in terms of look and function.
well its what they want you to think, because that's all that's shown
Their buildings look like from the 50s . That’s why it doesn’t look like the rest of the world
True lol 😂 @@KKDCA
You my friend are so easily manipulated by propaganda.
Streets and buildings are clean and neat. I love it.
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I pray to God for these people. This is all a facade. These people are trapped in a living hell.
...like those people in the U.S.tent cities.
@@None-zc5vg exactly. now i am confused. which is it then? American or north korean that is brainwashed?
LMZ are you just pulling statement out of thin air, as you have no proof either way. So maybe just keep quit in that case.
This makes me so sad. This lady is crying tears of joy because she gets to live in a regular apartment that “people only see on TV” 😩
You often see North Koreans very emotional and this is always my thought. I saw footage of a comedy olay and people were losing their effing minds laughing. I was like, yeah probably because you haven't laughed in like 6 months
That's so nice, it almost makes me forget that more than half of their population is starving 😂
Famine ended 20 years ago man, like sure they don't have that much meat as we in the west do, but the starvation ended long ago. If you don't mind vegetables you can eat normally
Lol they eat grass and scavenge at night maybe 10% are living heaven there@@drunkenslav2334
Not going to lie but that was cool of Yumi to give the world a tour of North Korea's new town in Pyongyang before it's completed in 2025.
But I wouldn't be surprised if the "new town" is only for the people who either works for Kim or who has ties/connected to Kim while the North Korea-born citizens are still suffering under the Kim-Jong dynasty for years.
If North Korea wants to thrive and flourish as a beautiful country (like their fellow neighboring countries China with blooming flowers and nature or Russia with their beautiful modern (but a little pieces of the past) architecture) over the generation period to come then Kim-Jong Un needs to stop abusing and open up more for both his country and his fellow North Korean citizens to have a better life and place in North Korea and compete with other countries in the industry (like housing market and healthcare (just incase another man-made virus occurs and spreads worldwide again) for example) instead all this "weaponized" inspired designs in his head.
Seems like a politically biased statement. To say Russia is thriving is..well hilarious. That you thought that was a more apt comparison to you than South Korea or Japan is quite interesting. Also China was one a beautiful country, but they destroyed all their history in the cultural revolution and now it's easier to say what parts of the country aren't overly polluted than which are. Agree with you that the country does need to open up for the benefit of it's people. Also yeah all those apartments go to top military/government personnel. Also a lot of scientists involved in their nuclear program I'm guessing based off previous times they open new apartment buildings. I don't see North Korea ever opening up to the extent it would need for economic benefit because it would be a giant threat to the regime. At the end of the day that's all the people in power care about.
@@felixthecat580no
@@caiolima5016 The exact type of well rounded argument I've come to expect from people like you.
@@felixthecat580 fds
well, Russia is definitely living way better than during the previous few decades. In 2023, Russia became the 5th world's economy by purchasing power parity and the 11th economy in the world by GDP. Pretty impressive considering all the imposed sanctions. 5 of the Russia's skyscrapers are officially the tallest buildings in Europe, one of them being the tallest residential building in Europe. In case you haven't seen them, they look really nice and are quite comfortable too. In 2023 alone, more than 70 000 000 square meters of residential property were built in Russia in 2023, which is more than were built in 2022, and more flats are to come to the market till the end of the year. So yes, why not mention Russia? Also, Russia's cities have a lot of green and recreational zones, and new parks are being built regularly, like Krasnodar Park which was named the best Eurasian park in 2019.
Would like to know more about North korean societal structure. I mean as far as I know about NK these residence are not given to poor people. I want to know what divides their economic classes. Who are the privileged people of the country? Can poor people work their way up to 1st class citizenship? And are the 1st class citizens allowed to leave the country for business purposes or just for travelling?
Privileged people in NK are the ones who are loyal to the party, who are somehow involved or tied to it, and who have not had anyone in their family who has ever done anything to offend the regime in some way or another. NK society is very much based on a caste system and from what I've read, it's very uncommon to get married into a family that is considered to be above yours. From what I could gather, it is indeed possible for someone to climb the social ladder, but it's also very difficult because the gap between the rich and the poor is also unimaginably high. The rich live relatively comfortable lives akin to the middle class in other countries mostly, and the poor barely have what to eat and rely on government rations that are not nearly enough. If you've seen any photos of abundant supermarkets in NK, those are actually just in Pyongyang and are reserved for people who can be trused *and* for foreigners (usually diplomats and embassy employees). It could also be that they were stocked simply for propaganda purposes so as to showcase that life in NK is good and they're thriving.
Status is very much something you're born into, so if your family has been living in Pyongyang all their lives and they've followed all the rules, you'll probably have a comfortably life yourself as well. But that can also change. If you or even someone in your family broke rules, it's also very possible to fall out of the regime's grace and be forced to leave everything behind, if not worse. NK also works on the concept of generational punishment, which means that if *you* have done something wrong, one or even several generations of your family will be punished. That means your parents, grandparents and cousins could be thrown into a labor camp for something they had nothing to do with.
From what I've read, yes, higher-ups can indeed leave the country for business purposes and I believe even personal purposes. Athletes are also obviously allowed to leave the country. There has to be a certain level of trust established between the individual and the regime to be allowed to leave but even so there have been instances of North Koreans defecting and asking for shelter in the country they went to. I believe high-ranking party members in Pyongyang are also the only people in the whole country who are allowed internet access. Some defectors have said that at least some North Koreans are not as oblivious to the outside world as one might think, but most are probably either too afraid to flee or they don't have the means.
There's actually a girl who defected from NK who is the daughter of a high-ranking official, so it's not just the people who are poor who would want to leave.
From what I understand your housing can be affected by your loyalty to the government. If you are Kim jong-un's number one fan you might end up with a better apartment if you start screaming loud enough about your love for him.
根据官职大小，社会贡献分的。领导住最好的独栋，大平层。高级官员、知名的艺术家、运动员、演员、科研人员、大学教授、企业领导住高级公寓，中层官员住普通公寓。基层公务员，教师，学生，工人住的更小。朝鲜现在也在给农村穷人修免费房子，推广现代农业，但进度还有限。
朝鲜有户籍制度，农村户籍和落后城市户籍，前往平壤，新义州这种朝鲜大城市需要向政府申请，说明理由。穷人可以通过读大学，在城市找到工作成为城市户籍，或者通过参军立功，或者具有艺术，体育天赋，成为艺术家，运动员。
仅仅出于旅游的目的出国需要是很高阶的官员。朝鲜也有外贸，会有外贸人员。朝鲜还在中国开有一些饭店，员工都是朝鲜人。其余朝鲜人出国一般都是有任务的，文艺表演，体育比赛，外交活动。
朝鲜也有出国留学的学生，高官子女，社会精英子女，优秀学生经过政府审核可以出国留学，留学期间生活算是比较自由的。
As far as know, these apartments are built for the ordinary people. One difference is that there they separate by profession: there is a building for doctors, another for teachers, another for artists and so on... These popular houses are distributed along which new ones are built, both in the central cities and in the away villages. It is true that there is a disparity in the urban city - rural area, but it is not as dense as people think.
In North Korea there is only 1 class: the working class. We are also from the working class, the difference is that under capitalism we find ourselves subjugated to the orders and excesses of the bourgeoisie. Since there is no bourgeoisie there, they can enjoy the fruits of their own labor, such as owning a apartment in a nice area of Pyongyang.
@@vini-hs1fw Fruits of what labour? There's very little fruit, if there's no labour. This is clearly just for show, as Kim Jong-Un wants Pyongyang to be a showcase city, much like Ashgabat in Turkmenistan. Sure, some people may occupy these apartments, but I'm sure they're mostly the elite and definitely not the "working class".
It looks nice and clean without any crime.
It's all staged. North Korea is the world's MOST REPRESSIVE country in the world. You wouldn't survive a day there without breaking a law, getting arrested, and tossed into a work camp for life.
Too hungry and weak to commit a crime of any sort
There is no crime because fearless leader is the one committing all the crimes!
Except death camp sentence for you and two generations up and down for stealing, I guess.
No one will commit any crime on Live tv.
I think these tears are not of gratitude and joy but sorrow because they will have to climbing up the stairs on 11th or 30th floor when the elevator won't work because of electrical shortage, something that happens very often.
They'll be carrying jugs of water up 40 floors in a hallway with no lights. You could be 80 years old and you take what they give you. imagine how disgusting that place will be when it is occupied.
They are required to save their feces and turn it in weekly or monthly.
That's what they say. You don't know if it's true.
That is what you heard😂
You guys know so much about DPRK wow I am impressed
When a dictator gets a taste for Minecraft in real life.
North Korea is brutal, but you gotta give them credit
This better than many rich African countries that are not sanctioned who can not even provide for no storey buildings with vast lands. If one thing be told some projects are rather be handled by the State. The state has the organizational capacity to direct public infrastructure projects which no private enterprise can do because it's not profitable. This like also the state of Israel which the public sector does most of the developmental work.
But those African people are free and can find food in some type of way. And they are not brainwashed also everything is not for show like in this video.
Africans outside of Egypt (which was mixed) aren’t exactly known for their ability to build things 😂 but also unfortunately most of their countries are so corrupt that the leaders and their friends hoard 99% of the wealth for nothing but their own luxury
@@lauarascott You say so? LOL
@lauarascott ah yes. Let's search for food in the trash bins. And let's free our minds with excellent liberal propaganda
@@nortonnevis7252 Yes, you know the way. I am hesded to the garbage can for propagamda and leftover scraps from the corporate meat grinder.
When I'm moving into my new apartment, I really don't want to be flanked by trained killers.
That must mean you don't live in the United States!
MrBeast gives someone a home, and they react by crying with joy: Wholesome!
North Korea gives someone a home, and they react by crying with joy: This was what jorjor well was writing about in 1984, #freenorthkorea #freetibet #standwithtaiwan
But
beast and kim has extremely deep difference...
@@siamizira8272 One is a country that provides housing to the citizens. The other one is a beggar-society in a capitalist hell hole.
@@siamizira8272 Yes, Kim is a way better person
MrBeast just makes these artificial, churned-out virtue signal videos where instead of giving people money out of the goodness of his own heart, he gets them to engage in some stupid challenge/game, where he's pretty much exploiting the participants into taking part in his mini show under the prospect of winning money, and also humiliating and putting great stress upon the people who miss out on the reward. Then his rabid mindless fans and the internet hivemind go on to say "but he's helping people!1!!!" when he clearly isn't just 'supporting' people out of the goodness of his own soul.
On the other hand, Kim enacts his policies based around the benefit of the collective people, genuinely helps people in need and gives his country robust social programs and policies to support the sustenance of general wellbeing amongst the population, free from the dehumanising and soulless grips of capitalism holding the people hostage to the coin.
Only the most loyal citizens of the DPRK are allowed to live in Pyongyang.That's a truly privilege! That are about 3 Million people and the rest of the Country got 25 Million.
Pyongyang is beautifully clean. One of the world's best capital cities.
I believe the building won’t collapse like Chinese or elsewhere because as an architect or engineer, your live lives as long as the skyscraper is standing in North Korea. I think structurally, they have to be some of the best in the world lol
Despite All economic issues it’s honestly amazing how much they can build
40 stories? I might prefer to sleep outside bc i am way too lazy to walk up all those stairs since the elevators don't work 95% of the time.
I feel so happy for them, in the west you have to be well educated and to work for half of life just to buy maximum 50sq meters apartment on the end of city, very nice from their government, you wont ever see such a thing to be done by any western country, much respect for North Korea and their leader from Serbia ❤
Are you serious or just kidding? Compliment for NK😂
@@Rhodope_Kdzh they at least solved housing problem, you wont see that anytime soon in west or usa
저런 70년대 아파트보고도 눈물을 흘리다니 북한이란...
Maybe because it's completely free? Here in the US people pay a $3000 a month rent for small apartments in really old buildings.
@@elena79rus
Maybe in New York and SF but there are plenty of places where prices are nowhere near that price.
Это преимущество социалистической экономики, когда даже в изоляции можно вполне жить. А что делают капиталистические страны?! Строят кварталы а потом они превращаются в гетто либо пустуют, потому что стоят очень дорого, и сколько вот такой район будет стоить в США или той же Европе это пздц представить страшно, кредит на 50 лет.
Well said bro❤
@user-tj4xn4rg4c so tell us how Allah is involved in all of this??
@Ahmed Gad человек сам себе творец и созидатель, религия это объективный исторический процесс, который со временем станет не нужен.
@@XDragon_AttackX хорош. Выдал базу. Лайк
There are very similar project like this in down south in Malaysia state of Johor that become ghost town without any new resident coming in. You're right, capitalism does only do one thing. It wasted valuable resources at the expense of people and nature.
Better than any city in the Uk today.
What a logistical achievement.
Regardless of who they go to, they look nice and they seem to be on a scale that satisfies demand. Large housing projects a G7 country like the UK cannot seem to do.
"Haven't you guys ever dreamed of living in your own apartment", wow, they got us on this one. Real estate in many parts of USA and Canada is untouchable, not even worth thinking about, even on a professional salary.
@@ottoschindler6056 Most of the developed world is in a housing crisis at the moment, because a lot of governments dont feel like building houses. Theres probably a better reason but yeah
Если бы мне Партия бесплатно дала квартиру ,я бы тоже плакал !
Me. Too...
U really think they’re giving free apartments lady? I want u to use ur left side of the brain to think about this. Thanks so much
@@supadupa4453Я жил с СССР и нам давали бесплатные квартиры . Моя семья получила бесплатную квартиру . Больше образованности , меньше невежества , lady ))
@@supadupa4453 Communists really gives everything free to ppls for which economy of that country collapse gradually. 🤣
@@stroitelj Still communism doesn't work properly in economic aspects. Mix economy which is fusion of Capitalism & socialism is the best thing. Too much corruption & nepotism prevails in communist system.
Let them in other countries be happy as they portrayed what happiness look like in their own world.. no need to compare between countries, let them be proud
Are the woman here told to cry everyone they mention rocket man that's crazy but yea it looks like hunger game city all for show
Or maybe that’s how they express their gratitude?
Looks great.
The city looks great
It’s empty you know 😂
@@ivanexell-uz4mv Of course it was empty because it was just built! The 12 000 people don't just spawn into the new apartments. It takes time before they can all move in.
@@SapphFire lol they can’t afford that you idiot.
@@SapphFirenevermind lol
This city looks so modern and clean, I though NK was poor! I don't understand why they don't use their natural resources to become rich. I only want things to get better in NK. I hope one day they can live in peace with their neighbour South Korea, maybe in time they will.
They don’t have natural resources. Decisions made by the NK government destroyed a lot of their own farmland. Historically they have always been supported by the USSR (which of course no longer exists) and China.
They will, when the USA moves out.
@@hallu6666 You got that dead on accurate.
@@hallu6666 as long as they keep flying missiles towards Japan and South Korea, it wouldn’t happen.
They will after World War 3. I wouldn't be surprised is Kim Jong-Un joins the losing side if a global conflict were to occur.
Wow Clean City😊😊😊
It’s frightening if you don’t show your appreciation to an intense level off to the work times you go I feel sorry for the people of North Korea, it’s just the leaders. What a shame😢
Their people appear to be full of sadness and suffering, and they appear to be worth the modern amenities that have been supplied to them.
better than cambodia
North Korea looks very clean
In my country (UK) the government is doing a shit job of handing out free houses. They aren't building enough council houses and the ones they do build are all small with like 1, 2 bedrooms.
I wonder how many of those buildings are actually fitted out inside. They could be just empty shells given all of that was built in a year.
In Romania, the dream of owning an apartment is magic
Thats surprising.
Official Statistics say Romania is having the highest rate at people owning Apartment/houses😅
@@a.d.1563 Yeah, because in the 90's, our president Ion Iliescu sold the state housing to the people for very little money.
In 2023, a 3 room appartment costs 150k $ and the average salary is less than 1k $
@@thegreatreaper8840 ---- oh didn't knew that.
Thanks for your Information.
Its bad that its more or less a dream to own something to live in.
I work with some romanians at my country and they are mostly great guys.
Maybe they try to make money abroad to achieve this dream. 🤔
Bet it's better than London, at least you won't be stabbed to death or robbed.
저기는 엘리베이터 조차 작동이 안됩니다
But you will starve
2:15 "Round is not scary. Pointy is scary"
0:00 Kim: Ok, that was some impressive acting. You may live.. till tomorrow. Go back to your slums!
Wow beautiful 😂
I think she is crying because how she could climb up in all those stairs without a lift.....
Yumi being choosen to do Mukbang in North korea, its like the guy who found gold in California, happens once in a life time
The phrase "Potemkin village" comes to mind. I bet most of those flats lack basic comfort. If those buildings have any inside structure at all.
A Coreia do Norte está se desenvolvendo
Não, somente Pyongyang
@@leandroromanag9158 cidade de Samjiyon se desenvolveu bastante
Desenvolvendo en una penetentioneria por niños. ¿Tu escuchas el journal de niño quien salir a jail?? Oh ok
But does her apartment have electricity?
230V 50HZ coming from cold nuclear fusion reactors in the cellar of each building
I'm happy for them
And to think that if that lady did not cry / or act as such she wld of been prosecuted.
What a beautiful and clean city planned and designed for people and not for over commercialised enterprises.
How these people live is very sad!
Everyone is so tearful without tears 😢
I don't think those flats are given to those who need them.Neither do I belive that those people will be the real owners.
Or you just pulling statement out of thin air, as you have no proof either way. So maybe just keep quit in that case.
They will never own them. The evil government owns them.
The buildings and apartments are owned by the government. Residents are allowed to live there with permission from the government. That's what communism is.
@@tonysofla It's an opinion mate. You might wanna try it sometime...🙄
You are the 13th floor, so they can toss you out the window.
Looks more prosperous than some towns and cities in the US,UK and EU.
Why are these streets so empty?
Because in North Korea, the car price is expensive
I think they trying to introduce the Chinese style of democracy and development !!!
So?
They always did that lol both countries are run by communists since the end of WW2
DPRK need that form of socialism.
@@ghgggx So what?
chinese would be a huge step up from where they are rn
It looks much more beautiful than most Russian places
Nah I like Moscow and St Petersburg it's one of favourite places u can't compare even with other European countries lmaoo
you definitely haven't been to Russia, not once. Or maybe, you're kidding
@@user-gs2fi5gh8q I said most not all
Clean and organised. No drug users on the streets... Unlike in the u.s.
How many architects from the south did they kidnap for this?
North Korea: Yes!
i always wonder how north Koreans will react to the external world if they earned their freedom, i hope i live to that moment
You can always watch documentaries about some of the many defectors who've successfully fled North Korea. 😉
This is painful to watch while you know about 18 harsh prison camps where heavy torture, starvation, rape, and killings are a 24/7 reality.
I hope Kim's dynasty will fall, and all of those criminals on top will be persecuted.
Beautiful city ❤❤❤ and much much better than big cities of India like Mumbai delhi... See this roads very clean and massive big roads, so much greenary and beautiful buildings ❤❤
At what cost?
Go to seoul or Tokyo Pyongyang is a city without soul
Yeah without freedom
Luv and rispekt frm ednia 🇮🇳 i want to satle in nort korea for work 🇰🇵 ... I am from Uttar padesh , india 🇮🇳
At the cost of having no billionaires to steal their work's profits.
So clean... amazing
"Electrical Vehicle Showroom"? I wonder what the sales are going to be like. The country has sporadic electricity and most have no running water.
Good luck getting the furniture lmao