Unique Facts About North Korea The Uncommon Know.

Unique Facts About North Korea The Uncommon Know.

There are some unique things about life and the weird people in North Korea who may rarely known by the outside world. For Ian Scot himself, the facts are quite surprised. It is natural that he then posted it on its management of personal weblogs. Things unique and weird in North Korea that can be read below.
In North Korea there is no one who whistled.Even North Korea reportedly many people who can not whistle. When Ian Scot asked the school to the students there, they replied that whistling is considered taboo in the country.
Writing should not use red ink.In Indonesia, we often encounter a habit to prohibit use red ink when writing. Generally because it is considered impolite. But the red ink in North Korea should only be used to write the names of people who had died.
There is a special TV channel broadcast a game Video Game.There is a special television channel broadcast a game called by the name of Baseline. It's a game of chess-like game. In addition there are other TV channels that broadcast only the activities of teenagers playing video games.
The commercials on TV for longer.In Indonesia and in many other countries, the commercials on TV certainly its duration is less than the duration of the main event. But in North Korea the contrary, commercial impressions (ad) that it has more duration. Until the main event was just a distraction.
Country with many loudspeaker.Ian Scot said, in other countries he had never seen so many loudspeakers are operated on the streets like in North Korea. Almost in its path along the way she encounters many speakers at maximum volume that advertise products or merchandise. Of onions to computer products. Loudspeaker-loudspeaker in schools even louder. Echoes children's songs, instructions on school rules with a booming voice.
Countries with large palaces.North Korea reportedly has a palace with a very large size. There are five royal palaces in the country. "It takes me about two hours to circle each palace", said Ian Scot.
Countries with the highest hotel building.Never heard of Ryugyong Hotel? It is said that the building is often mocked as The Pyongyang Ghost Tower. A 330 meter high building planned as a hotel and is located in the city of Pyongyang. Its construction started in 1987 and since governments are experiencing financial difficulties, the project was halted in 1992. And it was not until April 2008 that the construction is resumed. Imagine, for 16 years building this gigantic dormant. Reportedly with a capacity of 3,000 room hotel is planned to be completed in 2012.
Do not use a knife.In North Korea, people do not use a knife to cut food ingredients such as noodles, vegetables, meats, and so on. They use long scissors. You can see the use of the scissors while dining at all restaurants in the country. Ian Scot himself argued that the use of scissors it tasted funny but it makes sense. It's easier to cut certain food ingredients with using scissors rather than a knife.
There are no cars made in Japan.Korea is the only country that does not have a Japanese-made cars that roam the streets in the country. Cars made in other countries will not be encountered. All cars must be made in North Korea.
House numbers are confusing.In many countries, including Indonesia, numbering houses as is usually done with the address sequence. If your house numbered 27 then the next will be numbered 28, for example like that. But the house numbering in sequence as it does not apply in North Korea. Could happen in the next house numbered 1 is home to number 88, while the number 2 home located just down the road. After the note, it turns out the house numbering adjusted to the age of the house. An old house is the oldest house in a way that it would be number 1. The house with the number 2 is a house built after the house was numbered 1. So it went on.
North Korean Trafic Lady.Lady Trafic term only exists in North Korea, especially in the city of Pyongyang. It is said that there are no traffic lights on the streets of the city and in every strategic crossroads always placed a police officer is usually a woman's duty to replace traffic lights on the streets.
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