Yalu River

The two closest cities to China and North Korea are Changbai County and Huishan City. On the other side of the Yalu River is Huishan City in North Korea, which is said to be the third largest city in North Korea with a total population of 1.9 million. You can see North Koreans walking, cycling, cars and trains across the bank. China built a trail along the Yalu River. Changbai County is very beautiful.

The Yalu River Broken Bridge is located on the banks of the Yalu River on Jiang'an Road, Zhenxing District, Dandong City, Liaoning Province, China. It is the remnant of the original Yalu River Bridge after it was blown up. In November 1950, it was blown up by the United States Air Force, and became a witness to the history of fighting the United States and aiding the vicissitudes of the vicissitudes of the

The Yalu River - formerly the Chinese inland river, now the border between China and North Korea. The DPRK islands in the river - Saiyu Island and Sindao border China's land. The estuary is currently shared by both sides. The Yalu River originated from the southern foot of Baishan Mountain, the governor of Jilin Province, and the upper reaches of the old name Jianchuangou, and the dry flow flows through Jilin and Liaoning provinces. The Yalu River is 795 kilometers long, with a basin area of 6.19 10,000 square kilometers (the basin area in China is 3.25 10,000 square kilometers), annual runoff of 327.6 billion cubic meters, and many tributaries such as the Hunjiang River, Xuchuan River and the Balu River. It has several large and medium-sized hydropower stations and reservoirs such as Shuifeng and Taiping Bay.

The contrast between the two sides of the Yalu River is called "one coat with water"

Yalu River (Manyu: Yalu ula, Korean: 압록강, Roman: amnokgang), formerly the Chinese inland river, is now the boundary between China and North Korea. The DPRK islands in the river - Saiyu Island and Sindao and other bordering China's land. Currently the estuary is shared by both sides. [1] The Yalu River originated from the southern foot of Changbai Mountain, Jilin Province, the upper reaches of the old name Jianchuangou, and the flow first went south at the source stage, then turned northwest through Changbai Korean Autonomous County, and then turned southwest through Linjiang City. The dry flow flows through Jilin and Liaoning provinces, and flows into the West Korean Gulf in the north of the Yellow Sea near Donggang City, Dandong City, Liaoning Province. The Yalu River is 795 kilometers long, with a basin area of 6.19 10,000 square kilometers (the basin area in China is 3.25 10,000 square kilometers), annual runoff 327.6 billion cubic meters, and has many tributaries such as the Hunjiang River, Xuchuan River and the Balu River.