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The Yalu River forms part of the northern border between North Korea and China. It has served as a political boundary since the 1300s, dividing Korean and Chinese cultures. The upper Yalu River has strong currents and waterfalls while the middle section is shallow, making it easiest to cross there. In modern times, the river is important for transportation, fishing, and generating hydroelectric power through dams.
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