What does Pyongyang look like?

What does Pyongyang look like?

Pyongyang is the capital of North Korea.
After the unification of Korean Peninsula, I would love to visit Pyongyang someday if possible.
Is it possible for me to visit Pyongyang before the Unification of two Koreas?

Yes, it is possible only if I receive the official invitation from North Korea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How much money do US diplomats earn?

How much money do US diplomats earn?

If you work overseas, Foreign service officer (FP-5) are paid 46,736 to 68,634.
They receive annual leave of 13 to 26 days per year.
They also receive 10 paid holidays.
They are granted foreign travel per diem, cost of living allowance, health benefits, and life insurance.

How to be a diplomat in USA

How to be a diplomat in USA

What kind of skills are necessary to be a diplomat?

Required skills : Leadership
                           Interpersonal skills
                           Communication skills
                           Strong analytical ability
                           Information-gathering ability
                           Substantive knowledge of US Government
                           Substantive knowledge of US History and cultures

Germany already had 6 railway lines before its unification

Germany already had 6 railway lines before its unification.

How many railway lines two Koreas have?

No single line!

North Korea wants Estern railway line, but from the vewpoint of South Korea it is impossible.
South Korea wants Western raliways line, but there is only one railway line crossing Han river and the line is too busy.

A lot of investment is necessary to build a new railway, but if the two Koreas really want unification, then more than one new railway line must be constructed.

Who has to invest first?

The answer is South Korea, I insist.

After unification, Korea will be the land of Opportunity

The preesident of the republic of Korea said that Korea would be the land of opportunity afte the unification of Korean peninsula.

Vietnam, Myanmar, and Cuba started to open their door to the world.
How long North Korea keep their doors closed?

What is the first step toward the Unification of Korean peninsula?
North Korea must abandon the nuclear weapons.

I do not think North Korea easily abandon its nuclear weapons.

No one can deny the fact that the unification will stimulate the growth of two Koreas.  Two Koreas can unify their forces to grow economically.

http://media.daum.net/politics/others/newsview?newsid=20151016172106259

List of Chinese companies invested to North Korea

List of Chinese companies invested to North Korea

What kinds of Chinese companiese invested into North Korea?

The list of countries America can not do busines with.

In what countries America can not do business?

North Korea
Iran
Syria
Lebanon
Libia
Sudan
Somalia

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/countries-american-companies-forbidden-business-with-47170.html

Brief information about Cuba

Brief information about Cuba

The average inomce per year is 5539 Dollars per person.
Almost 90 percentage of people in Cuba have their own house.
It is an amzaing piece of news.  In Korea a lot of people do not have their own home.

http://biz.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2015/07/23/2015072302016.html

Venesuela supports two third of oil to cuba.
These days Venesula is suffering from the shortage of daily necessaries so thaat it is not easy for Venesuela to provide Cuba with sufficient oil.
Almost two third of Cuban people live in Florida.
Do they miss their home town because they live close to Cuba.

What America do with Cuba can be applied to North Korea

Cuba was enemy with America for about 50 years.
What is happing between Cuba and America would be applied to the relationship with Amrica and North Korea.

There is no forever enemy in the world.

I hope North Korea take a good look at the present situation between America and Cuba.

http://news.joins.com/article/16733434

Looking for scholars at Top 58 universities of Vietnam

I am looking for some scholars who can answer my questions about the Unificaiton of vietnam, the effect of the Vietnam Unification.

I want to learn some lessones from the Unificiton of Vietnam.

It is not easy to locate them because most scholars in Vietnam do not use gmail or hotmail.
It looks like their emails are screend by the government.

Is there anyone who can give me some good pieces of advice to the following questions?

1. What did Vietnam prepared for the unification of Vietnam.

2. What kinds of economical or sociological changes have been made after the unification of Vietnem.

3. What is their advice for the successful unification of two Koreas?

It would be much appreicated if you could send me any advice to me at usandnorth@gmail.com
You can introduce me some scholars who can answer my questions.


Susie Han

Top 58 universities of Vietnam

How long can Hong Kong be called a city state of freedom

Hong Kong's government does not represent people in Hong Kong, as the government wants to keep good relationship with the mainland of China.

The economy is getting worse and worse since Hong Kong's return to China.
People stuggle to keep the freedom of speech and democracy.
Hong Kong looks like a person who wears a pair of pants whith one side is short and the other side is long.

Some part of Hong Kong looks like democratic society but some part of Hong Kong resembles China.
I wonder how long Hong Kong can be called a city state of Freedom.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/30/world/asia/in-hong-kong-frustration-after-return-to-chinese-rule.html?_r=0

Hong Kong wants free election

When Hong Kong was handed over to China, China agreed to the free election in Hong Kong, but China does not keep the promise with the Britain.

What the Britian do about this matter?
Nothing because Britian is powerless to stop China from backtracking on the promise of free election.
I think promise between countries can be broken for the sake of their benefits.
The political system is more important than the promise.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/hongkong/11069949/China-has-breached-terms-of-Hong-Kong-handover.html

 

 

What happend after Hong Kong returned to China

What happend after Hong Kong returned to China?

Personal liberty remain protected in Hong Kong.

There has been some changes in the life of Hong Kong residents.

A lot of pregnant women came into Hong Kong from China to give birth and get residency rights.
A number of big cars came into Hong Kong from China and clogged up the roads.
Access to information had been limited.
China's economy affected Hong Kong's economy.

What would happen to Korea after the unification?