They say North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un could drive a car by the age of three. Sounds ridiculous? That’s what teachers have to teach their students using ‘Kim Jong-Un’s Revolutionary Activities,’ a manual appeared in schools in 2015.
However, most Koreans don’t even get a chance to learn how to drive. Many photos of North Korea depict nearly empty highways; that’s because you need government approval to own and drive a car.
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