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Shanghai bureau chief @Reuters covering China tech, companies with a healthy obsession for the things in between - brenda.goh@tr.com / Signal: +44 207193 2810
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Consumption revolution in North Korea

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By Brenda Goh Verified, Ju-min Park Verified
| Gulf Times Verified
Coffee bars. Waterparks. Retail therapy. North Korea -- a country few would associate with leisure or pleasure -- is experiencing an unlikely outbreak of fun. Leader Kim Jong-un, himself no stranger to indulgence, is orchestrating new ways for his citizens to spend their wealth. Chinese customs data tells the story: North Korea’s imports of massage equipment have surged 40-fold over the past decade. Treadmill shipments jumped over 600%. Pianos and even bumper cars are pouring in, too.
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Kim Jong Un wants North Koreans to have more (state-sanctioned) fun

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By Brenda Goh Verified, Ju-min Park Verified, Eduardo Baptista Verified
| MSN Verified
By Brenda Goh, Ju-min Park and Eduardo Baptista SEOUL/BEIJING, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Coffee bars. Waterparks. Retail therapy. North Korea — a country few would associate with leisure or pleasure — is experiencing an unlikely outbreak of fun. Leader Kim Jong Un, himself no stranger to indulgence, is orchestrating new ways for his citizens to spend their wealth. Chinese customs data tells the story: North Korea's imports of massage equipment have surged 40-fold over the past decade.
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