Kang Dong-wan: Picking up North Korean trash in the West Sea Five Islands

A treasure hunt hidden in North Korea's garbage one day while traveling in the Guangsung Islands, he found a strange package on the shore. It was written in Korean, but it wasn't Korean. A closer look at the words of the Pyongyang factory, the State Department and the singulars made it a North Korean product. In the last year, we've been covering the garbage dumps all over 5th floor. The coast of North Korea is full of water in the waves and garbage. The collection of North Korean waste products from the area is a total of 1,008,414. There are really a lot of sugars and drinks, including food, freshs and medicines. In North Korea, where the emphasis is on self-restoring, we have only to wonder how this variety of goods can be produced. The one and only life trash has become a treasure and a valuable source of reading North Korean society. The garbage packaging can glimpse the brands and designs of North Korea's products, the current production plant and political propaganda. Let's leave with North Koreans on the west coast of Cheung-Yang Market.

Korean title: 서해5도에서 북한쓰레기를 줍다

Korean author: 강동완

Korean publisher: 너나드리

ISBN-13: 9791191774016