Border city offers curious visitors a taste of DPRK
By Wu Yong and Liu Ce | China Daily | Updated: 2016-10-07 09:04
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[Photo by Liu Haidong/China Daily] |
The second bridge was built in 1940.
Meanwhile, a 30-minute trip by a speedboat lets you see DPRK from up close.
The boat goes up to a DPRK's island, so you can see DPRK's soldiers, as well as fishermen from a small village.
The Yalu River flows for more than 300 km between China and DPRK.
One sight you should not miss is the night scene at Yalujiang Park.
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