TED: This is what it's like to go undercover in North Korea | Suki Kim

The speaker recounts their experience living undercover in North Korea as a teacher at Pyongyang University. They describe the strict control and propaganda in the country, the challenges of teaching students who are isolated from the outside world, and the personal connections formed with the students. Despite the oppressive environment, the speaker reflects on the hope for a better future for the students and the country.

What were the author's reflections on the truth and its implications for the students?

Discuss the impact of Kim Jong-il's death on the students and the author.

What did the students wish for from the author during their final class?

How does the author feel about the concept of beauty in relation to North Korea?