I would like to know more about North Korean art, both traditional and contemporary. What music do young people listen to? Where can I access to their cinema, music, painting, theater (with subtitles)?
How much interest does north Korea have in exposing foreigners to their culture? What is the government's policy on that matter?
Edit: I forgot about books. Anything Korean translated to other languages? Fiction, essays, etc.
there's a KMT in the People's Congress
First time I read about this was confused. Where can I learn more about Chinese politics other than natopedia?
Small bottle, big hands. Very big hands.
Those people look like they wouldn't hurt a fly, so innocent and ignorant. And then go to work for the military industrial complex, the mass media business and other big corpos (pharmaceutical, high-tech, oil, etc.) without even knowing the damage they are doing and the responsibility they have in the destruction of whole countries and the planet itself. It's a classic example of the "banality of evil", working as perfect cogs for the empire's machine.
Personally I have conflicted thoughts about them. I feel sorry for them but at the same time I wouldn't care at all if a bomb exploded over their heads if that means saving innocent people from their wretched acts. I don't tolerate ignorance and stupidity when the consequences are serious.
Tell your pal I say thank you for his service.
That crab looks really mad. Cool crab.