Nothing to Envy (Demick)

For more than 15 years, we can not chase the lives of the six Koreans - this is an era of confusion, the death of Kim Il Sung, the perfect power of his son Kim Jong Il, and of a wide range of famine Destruction killed one fifth of the population

Bringing us to an unprecedented landscape, an award-winning journalist, Barbara Demick, turns life under the most repressive totalitarian regime into a reality - the Orwellian world is unrelated to the Internet, Radio and television dials are fixed at agency stations, expressing emotions is punished, police states rewarded to information providers, and casual comments can send people to life Gulag .

Demick took us to the country beyond the government censorship. Through a detailed and delicate report, we saw her six themes - ordinary Korean - fall in love, nurture families, nurture ambitions and fight for survival. One by one, we experienced the moment they noticed the government betrayed them.

It is not a pioneering complement to totalitarian literature and there is no open attitude towards a closed world where importance globally is increasing. (From publisher)

The publication of Barbara Demick's "no envy: Daily living in North Korea", a reporter of "Los Angeles Times", has expanded the narrow range of our knowledge. . . . Elegant structure and writing, Nothing To Envy is epoch-making literary nonfiction. "- Slate" has an easy way for reporters to report stories, internalize details, grasp the control of stories, and decide whether to produce good work. When you read the results, you will forget that the reporter is there. Barbara Demic, president of the Los Angeles Times Beijing Branch, was tested in "Daily Life in North Korea: Not Envy". And it is one of the most irritating places in the world. Detailed report "- Cleveland Plains dealer

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Barbara · Demic's "envy of the envy" is to understand the lives of Koreans more deeply, the only color on the street is the red letters of the poster, the face of a mighty leader, and cleverness . Smiley children surround them. These posters, worship room, personality worship were founded by the North Korean government to maintain citizen's Tekken 's control. Kim Il Sung used these techniques to create the idea that these leaders are bigger than their leader. Under the poster of the ruined American flag or the proud North Korean soldier, under the great worship room, bold red letters to create a fake history to cover up the truth to bring the promotion to another level Use it. Finally, worship of personality, skill, fraud