Psilo707

I live in Gimcheon, South Korea and have volunteered for LiNK before as well as doing some work at the Mulmangcho (Refugee/Relocation) School in Yeoju, so I have had some contact with younger-to-teen North Koreans before, but rarely are they outspoken and knowledgeable enough to get insight from.

There is one aspect I've been wondering about lately, and that is how the North Korean media and North Korean people view South Korea as a whole.

Do they take a militaristic, angry stance very often, and talk about taking over the country by force?

Or do they feel as many of the older South Koreans do - that the two countries are still one people, and that someday peaceful re-unification should happen?

I have been to the DMZ multiple times, and I really hope someday the bridge with all of the South Korean's long-lost notes to their North Korean relatives can be taken down.

Does DVDA exist and if it does, can you prove it? I've been looking for it for years in every part of the internet and I just can't find solid proof. I've only heard rumors through the grapevine.

Tranceport really was the best. I'm not even a big trance fan, but that album transcends genre, transcends music, and delivers a perfect experience every time.