Les touristes profiter de la baignade dans le fleuve Yalu, aussi appelée la rivière ou fleuve Amnok Amrok, sur la frontière de la Chine et de la Corée du Nord, des tours d'residentia
Tourists enjoy swimming in the Yalu River, also called the Amrok River or Amnok River, on the border of China and North Korea, as high-rise residential building of property projects are seen in the back in Dandong city, northeast China's Liaoning province, 22 August 2016. The Chinese city of Dandong, which lies on the border with North Korea, is tightening regulation of its property market after speculators pushed up home prices as they bet on Pyongyang's pledge to rebuild its economy. Investors are flooding into the property market in Dandong, hoping to obtain early market share after the historic inter-Korea summit last month opened the prospect of a rapid improvement in relations between North Korea and the rest of the world. According to the guidelines issued by the Dandong government, the city plans to impose purchase restrictions in a new zone next to North Korea known as a "ghost city" due to its low residency rate. Non-local residents will not be allowed to re-sell newly built homes within two years of purchase, according to the guidelines issued on Dandong government¯s Wechat account.
