美国同胞说，三名美国人在被囚禁长达两年之后从朝鲜解放出来，现在面临一段时间的调整，因为他们重返自由生活，这个时代可能充满了高度的欣赏和意识。曾经穿着他们的鞋子.
在朝鲜的前美国被拘留者在美国土地上迈出了第一步
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Laura Ling是2009年在朝鲜被拘留140天的两位美国记者之一，她说，听到三位美国同胞星期四早些时候回到家中，她“感到非常高兴”。她说她忍不住想想她自己的孤独，恐惧和贫困的经历，同时被俘虏 – 以及这些经历如何影响她回家的最初几天.
“我真的很欣赏我对最小的东西，我们真正认为理所当然的东西，”Ling在接受NBC新闻采访时说道。 “音乐，在收音机里听音乐让我流泪。”
凌说，每当国歌在体育赛事中发挥作用，她也会变得情绪激动。她说，即使是“我们往往认为理所当然的最小自由”，她的感激之情也会大大加深，她说.
“只是能够散步，在我家附近散步，晚上看星星，”她说。 “当我在朝鲜被关押时，这些是我没有的奢侈品。所以他们成了我的小宝贝。“
Ling在2009年与其他记者Euna Lee一起被关押了140天。这对夫妇当时正在为一部关于朝鲜叛逃者的故事播出现已解散的当前电视节目.
星期四黎明前几个小时，在朝鲜被俘虏长达两年的美国公民Kim Hak-song，Kim Dong-chul和Kim Sang-duk登陆华盛顿郊外的安德鲁斯联合基地的美国政府飞机，DC.
“当我听说这三个美国人回家时，我感到非常高兴，”凌说。 “我回想起我在朝鲜的时光，当我终于要见到我的家人并第一次拥抱他们时，那架飞机回家了。”
她说，三名前被拘留者必须激动，但“也许有点难以置信”.
“就在几个月前，朝鲜和美国威胁要相互消灭，我相信他们非常害怕他们的命运与这种关系紧密相关，”Ling说。 “对他们来说，回家就是这样，真是太神奇了。我为他们感到非常激动。“
凌指出，美国三重奏的发布是朝鲜最近的善意姿态。上个月，其领导人金正恩表示，他的国家将暂停核试验和导弹试验。几天后，他在历史性的峰会上会见了韩国总统Moon Jae-in.
“但谈话中缺少的是人权，我希望这不会丢失，”她补充说。 “我希望金正恩能够确信，实现持久和平的真正道路是释放在朝鲜被关押的成千上万的政治犯，并为其人民提供他们应得的自由。 “
便士：’我们赞赏金正恩在释放囚犯方面的努力’
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According to American sources, three Americans were released from North Korea after being imprisoned for two years. They are now facing a period of adjustment as they return to a life of freedom, which may be filled with a heightened appreciation and awareness of their surroundings. Laura Ling, one of two American journalists who were detained in North Korea for 140 days in 2009, said she was “very happy” to hear that the three Americans had returned home earlier this week. She said she couldnt help but think about her own experience of loneliness, fear, and poverty while being held captive, and how those experiences affected her first few days back home. Ling said, “I really appreciate the smallest things, the things we take for granted. Music, listening to music on the radio makes me cry.” She said she also gets emotional when the national anthem is played at sporting events. She said her gratitude for even the “smallest freedoms we often take for granted” is greatly deepened. Ling and fellow journalist Euna Lee were detained for 140 days in 2009. The couple was working on a story about North Korean defectors for a now-defunct television program. On Thursday, just hours before dawn, American citizens Kim Hak-song, Kim Dong-chul, and Kim Sang-duk, who had been held captive in North Korea for two years, landed at Andrews Joint Base outside Washington, DC on a US government plane. “When I heard that these three Americans were coming home, I was very happy,” Ling said. “I remember my time in North Korea, when I finally got to see my family and hug them for the first time, that plane home.” Ling said the three former detainees must be excited but “maybe a little incredulous.” “Just a few months ago, North Korea and the US were threatening to annihilate each other, and I believe they were very afraid of their fate being closely tied to that relationship,” Ling said. “For them to come home like this, its really miraculous. Im very excited for them.” Ling pointed out that the release of the American trio was North Koreas recent gesture of goodwill. Last month, its leader, Kim Jong-un, said his country would suspend nuclear and missile tests. A few days later, he met with South Korean President Moon Jae-in at a historic summit