North Korea: 9 facts about the secret state you should must know

The threat between North Korea and the United States continues. We have a very little idea that how North Korea's people take the war of words because Kim Jong's government has gained a grip on the population and they control their citizens's access to the outer world.
This country is often presented in such a way that it is not compatible with the 21st Century. It is difficult to get data from there, so things are often done based on estimates, but what do these figures tell us about the North Korean life?

Kim ll Sung founded the North Korea effectively in 1948 and his family has ruled over the country since time and power has been moving from father to son.
US citizen detained in North Korea
Meanwhile, South Korea saw six democratic periods, including a revolution, aggression and transferring power through free and transparent elections. Overall, 12 presidents ran the country's system in 19 years.

The size of 30 million phones looks so much, but in the country with a population of 2.5 million, this proportion becomes one of every ten. Most people using mobile phones belong to capital Piang Yang.
On the contrary, the number of mobile connections is more than the population of South Asia, with a population of 5 million.
Korea has only one effective mobile network called Cori-Link and its mobile market is especially limited but is growing. Initially, Kyivio linked to Egypt's Telecom firm and Sakamam, and for the last several years there was only one network.
However, in 2015, Oscam showed that North Korea is making a network called Baul and it was compelled to tell investors that they have opened control over the services given to 3 million users. .

It may be a fiction but the slogan suggests that North Korean men are smaller than South Korean men in the tall.
Professor Danielle Schicken Rack is researching a University of Seoul at the height of North Korean refugees. They discovered that North Korea's average compared to South Korea is 3 to 8 cm smaller.

Photographs of the financial Korean capital Piang Yang are often seen as bangles and ancient motorways which do not traffic but the city is different from the outside.
According to statistics, there are 25554 km long roads in North Korea, but only three percent are cooked, which are 724 km total.
It is also estimated that out of 11 thousand North Korean citizens have a vehicle. This means that bus stops have long queues for people who want to travel.

North Korea has to rely on coal exports to save its economy from drowning. But it is difficult to find the actual volume as statistics can only be obtained from countries that import coal.

Most of the North Korea's coal fired coal, which has imposed imports in February 2017. However, some analysts have questioned the ban.
Says Kent Boydstein, the Princeton Institute of International Economics analyst, "There are people who look at the movement of ships. They have seen North Korean ships being transplanted after the ban on China's terminals. I understand that China has banned coal imports but not completely. '

Until 1973, the wealth of North and South Korea was as much as possible. Since then, South Korea has seen rapid growth in achieving the status of the key industrial country of the world and institutions such as Samhal and Hondai have become the world's domestic names.
North Korea became dominated in 1980 and the country went badly in its state system.

According to the population of Korea, the world's 52th largest country and the fourth largest army.
According to estimates, military expenses are 25 percent of the total national production, and almost every North Korean man gets military training in some way.

In the late 90's, due to famine slides, the expected life expectancy in North Korea decreased rapidly, but this element was also removed, so the average average of South Korea compared to South Korea is 12 years less.
People in North Korea face food shortage and that is why South Korean usually spend longer life.

Despite the ten-year efforts of the South Korea government to increase birth rate, in the year 2017, the birth rate reached the lowest level of history. South Korea has spent $ 70 billion on giving birth to children's birth, improving father's holiday system and paying for intercourse treatment.