article_snippet: In 2011 writer and journalist Suki Kim went undercover for two terms teaching English at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, just outside the capital of the world's most secretive country.
article_snippet: journalist Suki Kim (left), arrived for Suki Kim (left) first term in North Korea in July 2011 and left at the end of Suki Kim (left) second shortly after the world's most secretive country's Dear Leader, Kim Jong-Il (right), died in December of that year .
article_snippet: journalist Suki Kim journalist Suki Kim taking a class.
article_snippet: One student once asked journalist Suki Kim if it was true everyone in the world spoke Korean.
article_snippet: Posing as one of the Christian missionaries running the facility, journalist Suki Kim journalist Suki Kim spent months secretly documenting journalist Suki Kim experiences for a book, 'Without You, There Is No Us:
article_snippet: If journalist Suki Kimjournalist Suki Kim, then aged 40, had been caught, Their new teacher risked being branded a spy and being thrown in one of North Korea gulags, or forced labour camps, where 120,000 political prisoners are thought to be held.
article_snippet: journalist Suki Kim wrote journalist Suki Kim book (left) after months of secret note-taking.
article_snippet: journalist Suki Kim Kim told MailOnline: 'In a way, why would they know?
article_snippet: With Our' Students often watched from Us' Students dormitory windows while journalist Suki Kim Kim practiced playing basketball below . '
article_snippet: One student asked journalist Suki Kim Kim if it were true that everyone in the world spoke Korean, as it was 'so superior that they spoke it in England, China and America.'
article_snippet: journalist Suki Kim Kim wrote: 'One student's father was an only child, and journalist Suki Kim wept during their twenty-minute meeting, so One student's father told journalist Suki Kim, "If you keep crying, I am going to go back inside.
article_snippet: Miss Kim in the classroom with the lyrics of a North Korean song which journalist Suki Kim translated with journalist Suki Kim students .
article_snippet: Miss Kim is unnerved by the extent to which Miss Kim students lied, be it about the myriad achievements of Kim Jong-Il, the country's 'Dear Leader' at the time, or what they had been up to that morning.
article_snippet: But journalist Suki Kim Kim does not see much hope for the international pariah state opening up to the world any time soon, given what journalist Suki Kim saw of the international pariah state opening up to the world .
highlights_snippet: Suki Kim, a Korean-American journalist, taught for two terms at Pyongyang University of Technology while pretending to be a Christian missionary .
  