Flower seller at China-N. Korea border

Flower seller at China-N. Korea border

DANDONG, China - North Korean men on their way back to North Korea buy flowers in front of a customs house in Dandong, Liaoning Province, in China on the border with North Korea, on Dec. 20, 2011, a day after Pyongyang announced the death of the country's leader Kim Jong Il. A number of North Koreans in Dandong visited the customs office to go back to their country on the news of Kim's death, prompting a Chinese business operator to sell mourning flowers.

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