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Two Thai men, Bie and his friend, visit North Korea as tourists and document their experiences in a video. They show the viewers various places, such as the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, where the bodies of the previous leaders are preserved, the Kim Il Sung Square, where they join a dance with the locals, the Juche Tower, which symbolizes the state ideology of self-reliance, and an indoor waterpark, where they have fun with the facilities. They also comment on the culture, the people, the food, and the weather of North Korea. They encounter some difficulties, such as not being allowed to film in some places, having their hair products confiscated, and having frozen toes due to their shoes. They also have some humorous moments, such as getting a haircut similar to the supreme leader, getting shocked by static electricity, and eating dog soup. They end the video by saying that they are in a car with soldiers and that the place is very dangerous.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator and Bie are traveling to North Korea.
2. They took a flight from Thailand to Phuket, then to Peking, China, and then to North Korea.
3. China is 1 hour ahead of Thailand.
4. The narrator was not allowed to take aerial photos or videos of China.
5. The narrator and Bie stayed at a hotel in North Korea that was very luxurious.
6. The hotel room had a heater, but the narrator was warned not to touch it because it was very hot.
7. The narrator and Bie were not allowed to film in the hotel dining room.
8. The breakfast menu included fried eggs, kimchee, steamed fish, stir-fried kale, and bread with butter.
9. The narrator and Bie visited a historic site called Kumsusan, also known as the Palace of the Sun.
10. Kumsusan is the final resting place of the bodies of two previous leaders of North Korea.
11. The narrator and Bie visited a dancing square where people were dancing to exercise and stay warm.
12. The narrator and Bie participated in the dancing and found it to be an enjoyable experience.
13. The narrator and Bie visited a monument dedicated to Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
14. The monument had statues of the two leaders that were 20 meters tall.
15. The narrator and Bie were told that if they did something wrong, they would receive a warning, and if they repeated the offense, they would be forced to work undesirable jobs.
16. The narrator and Bie visited the North Korean National Library, which had about 30 million books.
17. The narrator and Bie visited a fountain that was not running because it was snowing.
18. The narrator and Bie paid homage to the statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il by giving flowers.
19. The narrator and Bie visited the Taedong River and saw the Juche Tower, which was 170 meters tall.
20. The Juche Tower was built to commemorate the 70th birthday of Kim Il Sung.
21. The tower had a lift that took visitors to the top level.
22. The narrator and Bie visited the Monument to Party Founding, which had a hammer, a sickle, and a calligraphy brush that symbolized the workers, farmers, and intellectuals.
23. The narrator and Bie watched a classical North Korean historical folk dance.
24. The narrator and Bie visited an indoor waterpark that cost $2.50 to enter.
25. The waterpark had a fitness gym, ping pong tables, a hair salon, a beauty salon, a restaurant, a bar, and a coffee shop.
26. The narrator and Bie saw the largest stadium in the world, which had seating for 150,000 people.
27. The narrator and Bie were served dog soup for lunch.
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