I was going through some old photos and came across some that I thought some you war history buffs might find interesting. Back in 2010 I lived in China, and one weekend I drove up to Dandong which is just across the Yalu from North Korea. Anyway, to make a long story short they have a museum and memorial there titled, "The Memorial of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea". I couldn't resist, so I went in and had a look see - quite a Chinese propaganda take on everything. I posted a few photos below along w/ a few I took of the Yalu and North Korea.
Memorial outside the Museum:
Museum:
Any example of one of the many placards spinning the story
The broken bridge we bombed multiple times during the war:
North Korea as seen from the end of the broken bridge (that Ferris wheel is fake):
A North Korean factory as seen from the Dandong side of the Yalu
North Korea as seen from the Easternmost point of the Great Wall of China:
Memorial outside the Museum:
Museum:
Any example of one of the many placards spinning the story
The broken bridge we bombed multiple times during the war:
North Korea as seen from the end of the broken bridge (that Ferris wheel is fake):
A North Korean factory as seen from the Dandong side of the Yalu
North Korea as seen from the Easternmost point of the Great Wall of China: