Panmunjeom

Tourism in North Korea has become a mode of modern defense education, which is helpful for understanding the history of "resisting the United States and aiding the DPRK". The military policy of the first military, suffering the soldiers of North Korea, they must be ready to die for the country at any time, such a life is really sad.

Panmundian has a special place, some people stand guard, the scenery is good, the architectural style is unique, the price is super high, feel the atmosphere and environment in Panmundian, feel good, it is worth seeing.

At the scene of the Panmunjom Armistice Agreement, there are many pictures of the two armies fighting together on the Korean battlefield, and there are pictures of captured American troops. While watching each historical photo carefully, the heart is full of respect for the soldiers who went to the Korean War.

We went to the military dividing line 24 kilometers south of the 38th line, which is what we usually call Panmunjom. This may be our "heavy play" in North Korea this time, but unfortunately, in several buildings, we did not see the "five-star red flag" or see the traces of volunteer troops, it seems that the great achievements of "anti-US and aid to the DPRK" are forgotten. But we did not make a fuss, we also felt the same in Vietnam, in the museum in Hanoi, there is no trace of China's "anti-US aid to Vietnam", the world, only common interests, no common goals, "everything is in the mouth".

For the Chinese, they do not know the volunteer army, do not know that there are not many people who resist the United States and aid the DPRK, unless they are still small and have no historical knowledge. When I went to North Korea to travel, I didn’t go to Panmunjom. I just wanted to see how the volunteer army fish and the Korean side negotiated with the US ghosts. It backfired. Today’s Panmunjom is not ordinary. The original volunteer army has not been opened at all. Or, how can I not even have a photo? The Korean War was fought by North Korea itself, and nothing happened to China without us? So what do we see?

The 38 line we are talking about is actually in North Korea, a distance south is the real military dividing line. At Kaesong, we visited the Korean War negotiations and signing places. The atmosphere in Kaesong streets is more serious than Pyongyang, and closer to the Chinese street scene of the 1970s. In Panmen Pavilion, you can see the South Korean Freedom Pavilion opposite. In North Korea, you can't take military photos at will, but there are military personnel in Panmen Pavilion who can take pictures together.

A nation has the most bitter and tearful history. Human society is always so twisted and twisted here that we can see and feel all of this for ourselves. The closest distance in the world, but no one in front of us has ever said a word.