Ms. Lee Hana's talk 3/3 Questions from listeners.

Host:
We received many questions from the listeners.
Did you get used to democracy?
Lee Hana:
North Korea has only North Korean Workers Party.
I could not understand why there are many parties in Japan.
How do Japanese evaluate each party?
And what standard do they vote on?
I did not understand.
I was in a row of confusion.
Host:
Which do you like many parties or one party?
Lee Hana:
I thought one political party was commonplace.
I have never wondered, "Why is there only one party in North Korea?"
It is an honor to join the North Korean Workers Party in North Korea.
the North Korean Workers Party is not good or bad, I just want to join the party.
I want to be a party member.
Host:
Do you not criticize?
Lee Hana:
No.
Host:
Please tell us about the educational content of North Korea.
Lee Hana:
North Korea pay attention to teaching is the revolutionary history of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il.
I learned a story like a myth.
They get us riled up our loyal.
Host:
What kind of story do you have?
Lee Hana:
We are taught that Kim Il-sung has been able to do things that can not be done by humans since childhood.
His shooting never missed since he was a kid.
We are taught that he does not know failure.
We are taught that "South Korea, Japan, and the United States are enemies."
If we are deprived of the country, we will really have a rough time of it.
So there is anti-Japanese education.
South Korea and the United States are capitalist, so the gap between rich and poor is large.
By contrast, socialism lives equally.
Host:
Kim Jong-un and Kim Il-sung are very rich.
It does not teach.
They do not teach their bad things.
It is a message to the listener from Ms. Lee Hana.
Lee Hana:
There are 200 North Korean defectors in Japan.
They are hard because they were not born in Japan.
They want to do their best as a member of Japan.
They do not want to bother Japan that they accepted.
They want to be independent and live as a member of society.
Please understand that you are not a media bias but an ordinary person.
Please go easy on me.