It may not be long when people of China and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will be able to cross the border through a new bridge over the Yalu River in half a century.

Photograph by Elijah Hurwitz A monument is obscured by a foggy evening in Dandong, China. Photograph by Elijah Hurwitz Two of the few remaining cormorant fisherman on the Yalu River display a carp.

The construction of the 2.22 billion yuan ($344.08 million) China-DPRK Yalu River Highway Bridge is on schedule. It will be completed and open to traffic in July 2014. Construction is currently ...

China evacuated 127,000 residents in the northeastern province of Liaoning as heavy rains caused the Yalu River on the border with North Korea to flood. The waters collapsed 3,000 houses and ...

Across the Yalu River dividing China and North Korea, towers that will support a sleek suspension bridge rise south of one that U.S. bombers targeted during the Korean War to prevent China from ...

In July, as part of the Migratory Bird Sanctuaries along the Coast of the Yellow Sea-Bohai Gulf of China (Phase II), the Yalu River estuary was designated a World Heritage Site.