>In many countries, it has become illegal to smoke in restaurants, subways, and other public spaces. But the same is not true in North Korea. When images of Kim Jong Un visiting kindergartens, military cafeterias, and other places are printed in state media, it’s very common to see him with a cigarette in hand.

>Kim Jong Un has been photographed smoking at a children's hospital and while attending an artistic performance. He also continued to smoke when next to his pregnant wife. That’s how common it is for men to smoke in North Korea. There are even terms describing the various moods in which one indulges in a cigarette break including: boredom smoke, upset smoke, happy smoke, relaxed smoke, and frustrated smoke. I would hazard a guess that 98% of North Korean men smoke.

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