Kang* left her official job to join illicit market activities in North Korea. She traded goods and started a brokerage service for young women. She talks about the rewards of her work and the opportunities it provided for her family.
Kang* left her job as a potato researcher in North Korea to join illicit market activities. She traded goods and eventually started a brokerage service for young women. She talks about the rewards of her work, including financial stability and opportunities for her family.
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