Why do Koreans talk in such a strange tone? It feels like quarreling with someone, and the voice is particularly fierce!

In order to incite people's emotions. What's the use? The reason is not loud. Now you want him to be nervous, and the Korean people can't be nervous. On the one hand, all kinds of means are used to it. Another, the undercurrent has long been surging, and any messy remarks will spread privately. It is said so.

Another is to express loyalty to the leader. It is said that the hidden economic purpose is to get more food. North Korea divides food into classes, and the class here is not the spokesperson of the class. First, senior officials and civil servants, then the army and party member, then the workers, and then the most miserable farmers and others. Therefore, the military police will be quite loyal and hard-working, slightly lower than him, and will try to join the party. Such a class, like India's caste, has an unreasonable but stable inequality system, which makes the bottom take a bite, not only not afraid of so-called persecution, but also always hysterical or real to express their love for the leader?

Maybe someone who knows can correct some of my misunderstandings.