Binoculars over the border: The Chinese town visited by Kim Jong-un
Dandong, in north-eastern China, has built a tourism industry around peering into the worldβs most secretive country while propping up its economy.
Dandong, in north-eastern China, has built a tourism industry around peering into the worldβs most secretive country while propping up its economy.
Dandong, in north-eastern China, has built a tourism industry around peering into the worldβs most secretive country while propping up its economy.
The North Korean leader visits the border city of Dandong, crossing a newly opened bridge in a symbolic move seen as highlighting Beijing and Pyongyang's push to expand trade ties.