North Korea is Changing?

Well I think they are just adapting what China did to their country. They still are communist country but they do allow themselves to be capiatalist in someway and have started allowing western influences to go in their culture and started to open up with the world. I think this worked is China that is why they are one booming country in Asia. But still the government practically control everything. I think this is what the NK is planning to do to boost their economy. I think they realized that their economy will not really grow if they would stick to their ideology.

Hiya LK, Have to be very honest here because I know literally nothing about North Korea at all except from some very little bit of news that you might get to hear about every 20 years or so that is how things are on the News here. Here is my view its only a view that they should learn about the land they were born in first and then when they are much older be free to choose to learn about what they want. North Korea itself the land I mean must be really a nice place however whatever the people who governs there do is another thing altogether. Another view of mine is that it is not good for them to continually hate someone or something all their life as they will only ruin their own progress in the finish whatever it is they are hating it is not worth it that is if they are really hating something which I truly hope not. We can all dislike someone, something or something to that effect. You have to be true to your own ideas and not the ideas of someone else. I truly hope they find their own ideas and stick to them and not come out all stereotyped.xxx

Perhap Kim Junior is not that hardcare compare to his deceased old man as far as economy is concerned, he is more pragmatic and is realistic about north Korea's dilemma in the mid of food shortage and mass starvation, he is more inclined to loosen up a bit on the grip of his domestic economy policy upon advise by his Big brother comrade up north, he want to allow capitalism to thrive a bit inside N.Korea for the benefit of his state control enterprises, like the case in China, he can see enormous benefits had come for the state's held interests once the market is allowed to liberated in a control and regulated manner, at the same time, hoping his mass starvated subjects and military officer can be more forgiven toward his sudden ascend to the throne of his father, the new young leader is less of a socialism ideaologue compare to his deceased old man in many ways judging at his policy ever since he is at the helm of communist party.

They really appear to me as though they don't want their culture to be affected by other countries. The word "Preservation" here is not enough to define it. It's more of an "obsession" what they're doing.

I believe that they are now evolving to something good. I think, a drastic change can lead to something good for their country and to all countries worldwide as well. I hope they would accept that they really need something new, help from the outside for them to adopt new ways just like the other progressive countries. I hope everything will turn out to be for the betterment of everybody there. Thanks