Comments by "Kim Jong-un" (@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un) on "A Guide to Everything Banned in China" video.

  1. You have to remember when it comes to our country that we are heavily sanctioned, and our only airline is banned from EU airspace. So we don't have many options. And there are three passport types: regular passport - given to citizens traveling abroad for sports and business trips; only given with special permission official passport - given to trade and other economic bureaucrats diplomatic passport - for top officials of the Workers' Party of Korea both official and diplomatic passports have to be returned to the passport office, and if they want to make another trip, they come retrieve it. All need to apply for an exit visa to legally leave though.
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  2. If you're wondering about the phrase "10,000 Years", it's a way to wish someone a long life. In ancient China it was used to wish the emperor, while during the Cultural Revolution it was used to wish Chairman Mao. Nowadays in China, it's just used as an exclamation of joy in general. When Italy scored a goal in the 2006 World Cup's round of 16 against Australia, the Chinese commentator said "Italy ten thousand years!" interpreted as his way of saying "Forza Italia". So it's in no way a negative thing Meanwhile in the DPRK, saying ten-thousand years is used for whenever the Supreme Leader enters a building. Or as the world knows it, "Manse/만세!" Whenever this happens for a big event, Song of Happiness for the Great Leader, the DPRK version of Hail to the Chief, is played in the background.
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