If North and South Korea were united, how would South Korea deal with the issue of teaching North Koreans that the things they learned in school were lies. Also, their religon:
"The story of the Kims' descent is surrounded with mythology. Children in schools are taught that they came down from heaven, and were placed on the top of Mount Paektu, where they were transformed into human beings. At public events, songs are sung that depict the leaders as saviours of the country as well as of each individual citizen, thus elevating them to the level of deities." - wikipedia
How do you go about telling people that their beliefs and their knowledge of the world is all a fabrication without offending them and making them feel inferior. Wouldn't North Koreans in school with South Koreans also be prone to being made fun of and laughed at if they expressed opinions and shared knowledge that they were taught in North Korea?
(This question may be difficult, but please be serious)
2007-05-22
06:54:13
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