Is there barbed wire at the border marker, and there is barbed wire at all the border? Can you sneak

Most of the boundary pillars on the national border are not barbed by barbed wire, and if there is a barbed wire, it is generally built dozens of meters behind the boundary markers (it varies from place to place, some are only a dozen meters, and some are hundreds or even more than a thousand meters wide). The real border is the line between the national boundary pillars, and the strip between the barbed wire fences between the two countries is a "buffer zone".

A national boundary pillar is a stone monument that marks the boundary between a country and another country, and the construction of barbed wire fences is not an international practice. Taking China as an example, it has a national border of 10,000 kilometers, of which the coastline is 10,000 kilometers long and the land border is more than 220,000 kilometers long. It is not possible to build barbed wire fences behind boundary pillars, and many national borders are deserted, so there is no need to build barbed wire.

Some of China's borders with Afghanistan, Mongolia and Russia have been built by China with barbed wire, but not by the other side. China and Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan has built part of the barbed wire, while China has not.

Except in some sensitive areas, there are none, which is why cross-border killings occur from time to time on the border between China and North Korea.

No, but there is a monument, there is a border defense, and the cattle and sheep are not so stupid. Will your dog be okay and can't get along with the wall Of course you'll find out that someone is coming.

Yes, I went over the barbed wire fence on the border of the Suifen River, in 2003 in the ravine east of the Suifen River.

You can try it, good luck.

Do you know where the border between China and North Korea is? Do you know the Sino-Japanese border?

It seems to be a natural scenery such as mountains, straits, lakes, rivers...

It should be positioned with an instrument. Pay attention to Lanma Mountain, you can go and have a look.

No, most of them are determined by boundary monuments, rivers, mountains, etc., and most of the barbed wire fences are easy to build places to prevent crossing, and most of them are within the territory of our country, at a certain distance from the border line.

In general, national borders are distinguished by natural terrain, such as rivers, mountains, moats, etc., and boundary markers are erected in places that are not easy to distinguish. Barbed wire is used only in special areas. For example, on the border between China and North Korea, North Korean soldiers and civilians often come to our side to steal and rob, so some areas use barbed wire.

The China-Mongolia border is a steppe, and in order to prevent livestock from crossing the border, some sections of the border are made of barbed wire for easy management.

Yes, the border barbed wire is generally barbed wire on top of the fence net.

Some places have nets, and most of them have nothing

Theoretically, no, but on many borders tourists will step on it.