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SEOUL-- The North Korean regime may celebrate founder Kim Il Sung’s birthday as the "Day of the Sun," but more North Koreans are soaking up the rays of South Korean media trickling into the country.fake diploma, where to buy a diploma

A popular South Korean soap opera is circulating in the North, making its way across the border with China, where the television series has been downloaded 2 billion times, Asia Times reported.buy fake diploma in Thailand, buy fake degree in South Africa.

Descendants of the Sun is so well received in North Korea even border guards in the country secretly watch the show in their spare time, Radio Free Asia reported.fake diploma, where to buy a diploma

The movies are making it into North Korea on flash drives and are pricey, costing $4 to $5 per episode, according to the report.

The average monthly salary in the North is not quite $1.buy fake degree in South Korea, buy fake diploma in Malaysia.

But that hasn’t deterred the contraband from flowing into the country.

For North Korean binge watchers of the show, a flash drive with a total of eight episodes is available for about $30.

The South Korean slang used in the show is going viral among North Korean border guards.buy bachelor degree in Kazakhstan, buy master degree in Singapore.

In other parts of the country, South Korean vernacular has gone mainstream across North Korea due to the popularity of South Korean movies and music.

The show focuses on the romance between a young South Korean army captain and a female physician, who are both part of a peacekeeping mission in the fictional country of Uruk.buy fake transcript in Dominica, buy fake certificate in Turkey.

The captain, played by South Korean actor Song Joong-ki, is popular among Chinese women, according to RFA.