What happened when a man from South Korea and a man from North Korea live together 

huh? wasnt hat a NK family ? i havent watched the whole docu here because it just breaks my heart a country split into two.

So is this filmed in NK ?

as long as religion stays out of the picture I agree with you

@@Bess1201 I've had great conversations & friendships with people of different religions. I'm not religious myself, but we share a mutual respect for each other. Perhaps the key is to be humble & respectful enough to not want to force others to be like you. I wish more people acted this way.

@@chrissycxc4909 look, I'm nearing 50 and I believed as you did when I was younger... I still am the way you describe, I still have respectful and interesting conversations with people of different faiths. I myself am an agnostic, so there is no danger of me forcing anyone to have my 'faith' anyways. But as nice and good as contacts and conversations were and still are, as soon as things like in October happened, (for example) there is barriers from their sides because they believe in a certain book and religion and thus can not tolerate different views from others concerning specific topics. That doesn't change that I am still in contact with them, it just narrows the topics because for them it's not possible to discuss them , so we have to leave them out. So, my opinion remains like I said before, it all goes as long as religion doesn't come in between.

Religion is shit and divide people and kill people, most of religious place like church have pedophiles@@Bess1201

north koreans are much more normal than most of the west countries.

I thought the same thing!!!! ❤

Me too!

Me also. It’s good to know how other people live and learn to respect each other. As Italian immigrant to Australia I can relate to prejudices experienced by NK family but with time everything is accepted Thank you to all involved 🌻🌻

no way, I don't wanna live without borders

@@justthesun Why?

I think you're misunderstanding something here. North Koreans have never been portrayed negatively. North Koreans and the North Korean government are two different things....

Right?????

What's his Instagram?

Lmao

Thank you….I also mentioned that. U.S. propaganda is doing its job on young SK’s. 😢

Sameee 😂

LOL those who knows, knows. I can’t stop myself too

yeah me too, cause both of them have spark, my mind dont see this as documentary

Hey don't be like this😭 We must be carefull with our fujo feeling to appreciate this beautifull documenter 😅

That's a really insensitive comment on such a serious subject matter

this is such a weird comment to make😭…i like BLs too, but this is really too much. if you see 2 asian men together and your first thought is “omg, bl couple☺️”, that’s really weird considering that this episode is about a north korean family trying to understand south korea. even if this is a joke, it’s still a weird one😅👋🏽

True its very similar but only difference is that North Koreans have been forced to obey and worship 3 generations of the fattest Kim family in all of Korean history.

Exactly, the history is such a painful things not to be forgotten

No matter the country, people will always make a difference. I am French Vietnamese, born and raised in Europe, but I haven't visited the Motherland yet. Among Vietnamese, they still inquire whether you are from the North or South. I am a mix of both, and some people hold prejudices against North Vietnamese.

I am from east Germany. I was 16 when the wall came down. And people still make a difference between west and east. I can absolutely relate to North Koreans.

​@@hikjeeI don't know this north vs. south vietnamese.i must research now or can you say a little bit to get me started. Thank you

Try Ecosia switch from youtube

I love documentaries! Can you recommend a few?

@@irrose1185 sorry it's a bit late, I've been thinking about it, and one that I just watched today reminded me of this. So here are some other documentaries that I really like: I Visited the Most Futuristic City in the World (Chongqing, China) by Luke Korns (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--oAlAfcqzF4.html) Who made these circles in the Sahara by Vox (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-twAP3buj9Og.html) A lot of North Korea documentaries (lol) including the series from VICE about traveling to the labor camps in Russia (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-awQDLoOnkdI.html) The Mystery of Michaelsoft Binbows by Nick Robinson (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yDzAAjzbV5g.html) What's life like inside a Japanese prison? (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F4Z0xCyfKSI.html) Maybe some of these aren't really documentaries, idk There's a lot more this is just what I saw looking through my playlist, a lot of documentaries I just can't remember the name of etc.

​@@irrose1185 I love the documentaries "most dangerous way to school". It always has some life lessons, courageous families and children, incredible landscapes and most of all, reminds us how important education is.

I also love the documentaries about Yakut's life!