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China and North Korea opened the 3 km (2 mile) New Yalu River Bridge, their most significant land border crossing, this month after a long delay, aiming to rejuvenate trade and commerce after years ...
News North Korea » Ryanggang » Trade: North Korea-China trade grows as new border bridge opens
N. Korea-China trade rose 10% in Sep. as rice imports surged nearly sevenfold and a newly opened border bridge offered a route for expanded commerce.
News North Korea » Ryanggang » Trade: China, North Korea Open Long-Delayed Border Bridge to Boost Trade
Security personnel keep watch at a cordoned-off waterfront before the opening ceremony for the New Yalu River Bridge, which connects China’s Dandong New Zone and North Korea’s Sinuiju, in Dandong, ...
News North Korea » Ryanggang » Trade: Chinese goods flow back into Hyesan as customs ends holiday shutdown
Hyesan customs reopened Oct. 12 after China’s National Day closure, bringing winter clothing samples and relief to cart porters.
News North Korea » Ryanggang » Trade: What the New China-North Korea Bridge Really Means
This photo from North Korean state media shows the New Yalu River Bridge between China and North Korea on the day of its official ribbon-cutting ceremony, Oct. 15, 2026. Credit: K ...
News North Korea » Ryanggang » Trade: A Large-Scale Price Survey Reveals North Korea's Economy (9): People Flock to Hair-Wig Side Jobs; For Export to China; Women Turn to This Low-Wage Work as a Vital Income Source ...
A female employee at a North Korean restaurant in China. Worker dispatch is also an important means of earning foreign currency for North Korea. Photographed in Dandong, Liaoning Province, July 2021, ...
News North Korea » Ryanggang » Trade: A Large-Scale Price Survey Examining the North Korean Economy (5): Domestic Product Promotion in Clothing, Bags, and Snacks... "The Reality Is Semi-Chinese Products" - Candy ...
The biscuit on the upper left is "Sunflower Seed Snack," and the one with a cow drawing is "Milk Candy." These snacks are also produced and sold domestically using raw materials imported from China, ...