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China is also suffering from water. Following the Yangtze River in the south, the Yellow River in the north, this time the second longest, overflowed with the Yellow River in the old way.

The famous ruins, the 650-year-old Ming Dynasty, have also collapsed, and correspondent Kim Ji-seong from Beijing delivers.

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Commercial buildings in Shenyang City, Shaanxi Province, China, collapse one after another.

The ground was weakened by the continuous heavy rain, but there was no human injury because the shopping mall was in a state of being suspended.

[Shenyang City Merchant: 18 stores were destroyed, 25 were damaged.]

The city walls of Xi'an, built 650 years ago, also collapsed without force.

Four people were injured by hitting a passing bus and vehicle.


Three days of heavy rain in central and northern China caused a third flood this year on the second largest river in China, the Yellow River.

Hukou Falls tourist facilities in Shaanxi Province were temporarily closed due to flooding or damage, and landslides occurred in various places.

The middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River began to discharge water by opening the dam sluice.

[Jangpazan/Shandong Flood Prevention Staff: If you do not discharge water by opening the floodgate in time, the dam may be destroyed. I opened a floodgate.]


This rain has poured the most extensively this year in northern central China, from Shanxi Province in the Midwest to Shandong Province, which borders the West Sea.

Only in Luonan, Shaanxi Province, 16 square kilometers of agricultural land was flooded and 1,500 people were displaced.

Earlier, in southern China, 55 million people were affected by heavy rains that lasted for two months, and the eastern region was damaged by the typhoon Hagupit.

Floods of two giant rivers crossing China, and a typhoon, are hitting water throughout China this year.

(Video coverage: Choi Deok-hyun, Video editing: Jeon Min-gyu, CG: Seo Seung-hyun)