The issue of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is an important international issue related to the future of China, and the Anbound international relations team has conducted long-term follow-up and research concerning this matter. Anbound's Chief Researcher Mr. Chan Kung pointed out that through international cooperation, the DPRK will be divided into three parts. Firstly, there will be a special zone led by China at the north of Taedong River; Pyongyang will continue as an independence entity where the leadership can be anyone. Secondly, South Korea would crossover the 38th parallel north to establish a safe zone. Thirdly, Russia would not be content under such situation, but at most it could only grab a piece of land in the North of DPRK, just like what happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina to maintain a sense of presence. So long as China ignores this, it can do nothing much; this is the most realistic solution of most of the concerns of China. As for most of the concerns of China, Anbound’s Senior Researcher Mr. He Jun pointed out these few points: 1. China should reject the unification of Korea led by the United States and the forces reaching the Yalu (Amnok) River. China has to maintain part of its influence in the Korean Peninsula, and form strategic buffer zone with the United States, Korea and Japan. 2, If DPRK is to be divided into three parts, it is likely that the Kim regime will be toppled, and DPRK’s nuclear issue must be solved. China can take this as a condition, striking balance with the United States and the international community. 3, Through the changes in Korean Peninsula, China should weaken the influence of Russia on North Korea, completely reversed the pattern of the early 1950s. 4, China should maintain the North Korean regime, to avoid refugee problems. 5, If DPRK is divided into three, China can fully take charge of DPRK’s economic development, so there would be the rapid development of the Korean economy within a short time, narrowing the gap with China and South Korea. 6, Once the DPRK problem is solved, China can completely reverse the development environment in the northeast region, so that the development of the Northeast China can be in conjunction with the development of the DPRK; the establishment of this economic alliance will become hot spot in the north. 7, China should solve the seaport problem of the northeastern region, to change the closure of the seaports since the end of the Qing Dynasty. 8, China should recover its historical land to prevent the impact and the influence of the West. 9, if the above objectives can be achieved, this will basically solve the issues faced by China in the DPRK problem.