Joon Bai left North Korea as a teeanger and went on to become a successful American businessman who returned to his home country to feed the starving people.
85-year-old Joon Bai fled North Korea as a teenager before becoming a successful businessman in the United States.as a teenager revealed that his Christian faith and his success in America led him back to his home country to feed famine-stricken people, saving countless lives.
Joon Bai is a successful entrepreneur and humanitarian. With the support from the love of his life, his wife, Kyuhee, he returned many times to his birthplace, North Korea, to assist farmers, orphans and numerous others with philanthropic support."We know very little about North Korea. We really don't know anything. The only thing we know is what the media tells us about missiles and Kim Jong Un.
Promises is a unique and intimate look inside North Korea and the life of Joon Bai, offering lessons he has learned about courage, challenges, and hope.During his North Korean travels, he wrote and co-produced the award-winning movie,"The Other Side of the Mountain," a feature film that was the first collaboration between an American and the North Korean government. The movie details a love story with a message close to Koreans on both sides of the border, unification.
The Korean War had a devastating toll on Koreans. But, should you ask, the people on both sides of the DMZ would tell you there are worse things than the cruelty of the fellow man.The Northern tip of North Korea has the same climate as Siberia. Bai said he had to keep moving or freeze to death to survive. He walked for six weeks without anything to eat.
"Today, we have these people living in North Korea and we think all 23 million are evil people. They are not, only a handful of leaders," Bai said."Sometimes, when you don't have freedom, you are truly innocent."with ICBM missiles. He thinks it is all a defensive measure. He also does not believe North Korea could successfully invade South Korea.
Babies drink their mother's milk until the parent dies. The government then picks up the children and brings them to the orphanages. A friend told Bai to send a palette of food to the North Korean government, so he did. The leaders of North Korea wrote back to him, thanking him, which opened the door for him to return to his country.
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