Nowadays, the people in our country have a lot of entertainment life, and many people like to play games, and mobile games and PC games are very rich. While traveling in North Korea, I found that North Koreans were also using smartphones.

Nowadays, there are many entertainment life for people in my country, and many people like to play games, and mobile games and PC games are very rich. While traveling in North Korea, I found that North Koreans were also using smartphones. The North Korean mobile phone system is similar to our Android, and is said to be a customized system based on Android. Young North Koreans like to play games on their mobile phones. For example, our tour guide Xiao Jin has many mini games on his mobile phone. So, what games do North Koreans like to play on their mobile phones?

When I was in North Korea, I borrowed the tour guide's mobile phone to play. Most of the games on North Korean mobile phones are provided by the system. For example, on our tour guide's mobile phone, there are games similar to "Xiaoxiao", " Plants vs. Zombies ", and " Everyday Cool Run ". Tour guides also like to play these small games very much. However, few of the games on North Korean mobile phones are online, all stand-alone games. North Korea does not have online mobile games like " Honor of Kings ".

North Korean smartphones are becoming more and more fashionable, and full-screen mobile phones are also popular in North Korea. In addition to playing games with mobile phones, North Koreans also play games with computers. However, few North Koreans use computers to play games. North Korea is not like in China, with many Internet cafes. I can't see Internet cafes in North Korea. In some public libraries in , Pyongyang, there are computer reading rooms. Many people will use computers to check information, and few people play games.

So, what about North Korean computer games? North Korea also has computer games, but the male tour guide of our group said that he had played shooting games with computers. North Korea has computer games like CS, but because not many people can access computers, not many people play games with computers. As we all know, Koreans like to play " League of Legends ". So, is there anyone in North Korea playing "League of Legends"? I chatted with our tour guide and learned that no one in North Korea plays League of Legends. Many of them have never heard of League of Legends.

For North Koreans, they rarely play games with their mobile phones and computers. Most North Koreans prefer to learn with their mobile phones and computers. They are more willing to use mobile phones and computers as tools for learning. What do you think about this?