N. Korea nuke test heightens concerns among Chinese

Photo taken Jan. 7, 2016, from the northeastern Chinese city of Dandong shows two North Korean soldiers along the Yalu River. Concerns about a worsening of Beijing-Pyongyang relations are growing among people in places such as Dandong and Yanji, following North Korea's nuclear test a day earlier. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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