Ever been to North Korea? No? Few outsiders have. The Atlantic has some fascinating pictures from inside North Korea, and it shows an interesting and paradoxical place.
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2 comments:
Fascinating stuff. I had preconceived notions of what it would look like - mostly confirmed - but seeing the images is a whole different deal than just assuming what they might look like. A peek behind the curtain.
Agreed. And given the depressing nature of most of those photos, the modern places like the swimming pool are so jarring.
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