Dandong, LIAONNG PROVINCE, CHINA. 27th May, 2015. Korean, Japanese and Korean tourists visit the American bombed Yalu River Jiang Duan Qiao Bridge (R) as trade continues with North Korea (background) and China on the Friendship Bridge (L), in Dandong, China's larger border city with North Korea, in Liaoning Province, on May 27, 2015. China remains North Korea's most important ally, providing Pyongyang with most of its food and energy supplies and comprises over sixty percent of its total trade volume. North Korea's economic dependence on China continues to grow due to international sanctions

Dandong, LIAONNG PROVINCE, CHINA. 27th May, 2015. Korean, Japanese and Korean tourists visit the American bombed Yalu River Jiang Duan Qiao Bridge (R) as trade continues with North Korea (background) and China on the Friendship Bridge (L), in Dandong, China's larger border city with North Korea, in Liaoning Province, on May 27, 2015. China remains North Korea's most important ally, providing Pyongyang with most of its food and energy supplies and comprises over sixty percent of its total trade volume. North Korea's economic dependence on China continues to grow due to international sanctions Stock Photo

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May 27, 2015 - Dandong, LIAONNG PROVINCE, CHINA - Korean, Japanese and Korean tourists visit the American bombed Yalu River Jiang Duan Qiao Bridge (R) as trade continues with North Korea (background) and China on the Friendship Bridge (L), in Dandong, China's larger border city with North Korea, in Liaoning Province, on May 27, 2015. China remains North Korea's most important ally, providing Pyongyang with most of its food and energy supplies and comprises over sixty percent of its total trade volume. North Korea's economic dependence on China continues to grow due to international sanctions, as indicated by the significant trade imbalance between the two countries. (Credit Image: © Stephen Shaver/ZUMA Wire)

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