Title: North Korea defectors: Meet young people who have fled from North to South Korea - CBBC Newsround
Headings: North Korea defectors: Meet young people who have fled from North to South Korea
North Korea defectors: Meet young people who have fled from North to South Korea
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Content: "There was very little food [in North Korea] and I felt hopeless," she says. " No one helped us so I felt completely alone in the world. On the journey, Na-yeon had to sleep in the snow and even eat it just to survive. "There was no shelter other than the mountains," she says. " There was nowhere to stay. We couldn't knock on anyone's door in China because we'd risk being sent back." Na-yeon and Diana now go to a school which helps them to cope with what they've been through
For some arriving in South Korea, it can be difficult adjusting to such a new life. Sokeel says that friends who have done the journey have explained that it is like "coming out of a time machine". "You have to learn a lot of basic modern things, like how to type on a computer, how to use a cash machine, even how to use a bank account and public transport," he says. Na-yeon experienced this too. "