u/theDashRendar - originally from r/GenZhou
https://youtu.be/3MAFYsktFH4

This video series is probably my favourite for this because it’s so mundane and casual.

The point here, that you should be focussing on, is not whether or not DPRK is ‘perfect’ Marxism or actually socialism or whatever (though they are a fair bit closer than almost anywhere else) – that debate is beside the point, especially in the discussion with Westerners who barely consider North Koreans to be human and capable of human levels of thought. The point of exercises such as this is to illustrate clearly and unambiguously to Westerners that DPRK is a very normal place in this world, filled with humans going about their lives in an especially (and sometimes surprisingly) mundane and normal way. Once you can clearly understand other human existences on this planet are being fundamentally the same human relation, and not seperate in existential capacity from your own, all ideologies except socialism turn to dust.

Ghost cities are a seperate matter but really provide a wonderful example of the power and efficiency of central planning (if there was still any doubt), as well as the utter nonsense of liberal media. Go back and dig up some news articles about the ‘empty’ ghost cities of China from like 2006 through 2010 – and they will talk endlessly about the impending failure of socialist models and centrally planned initiatives, etc. Be sure to write down specifically any ‘doomed empty’ cities they mention and then go look them up now because they are presently now pretty much all of the world’s most thriving metropolises. Again, this argument is less about “is China socialist” and more about a definitive real world example of ’ does central planning work?’ to which the existing answer in the world is yes.

Edit: misread the question - thought you wanted another DPRK video