North vs South Korea: What Makes These Neighbors So Different?
Basic to Brilliant Bus Stops
In North Korea, bus stops are functional and sparse, offering just the basics for waiting passengers. There’s minimal decoration, reflecting the country’s disciplined approach. South Korean bus stops, on the other hand, are often creative and artistic. For instance, some are designed to look like old-school televisions, adding a fun twist to the daily commute.
Both countries share the need for public transportation infrastructure, but the execution differs greatly. South Korea’s focus on aesthetics and user experience in public spaces highlights its vibrant and innovative urban culture, which differs from the North’s practicality.
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