The text is a transcript of a video that talks about some activities that are prohibited in North Korea, such as making international calls, leaving the country, wearing jeans, accessing the internet, and crying on the day of mourning for Kim Jong-il. The video is hosted by two Brazilian YouTubers who comment on the facts and ask for likes and subscriptions. The summary is:
This video explains some of the things that people in North Korea are not allowed to do and how different their lives are from ours. The hosts also invite the viewers to subscribe to their channel and watch more videos.
1. North Korea is a country where it is difficult to enter and leave due to its strict regulations.
2. Activities that are common in most countries, such as making international calls, are prohibited in North Korea.
3. Punishments for attempting to leave North Korea include execution if caught by authorities.
4. Obtaining a passport in North Korea is rare, making it difficult for citizens to leave the country.
5. North Korea has strict regulations on clothing, prohibiting items like jeans and certain hairstyles associated with the United States.
6. Religious practices are heavily monitored and prohibited in North Korea, an officially atheist country.
7. Tourists in North Korea are closely monitored and cannot interact with locals without a guide.
8. North Korea has laws prohibiting people from having the same name as the supreme leader, Kim Jong-un.
9. The country's technology is significantly behind, with citizens unable to access popular social media platforms and relying on traditional brands for devices.
10. North Koreans are forced to cry on specific days to mourn the death of significant figures.