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Why is Vietnam so lucky to get Chinese culture? Why can’t the Philippines have Chinese and Japanese culture too? Why didn’t China invade the Philippines?

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Anh Lam · Knows Vietnamese3y

It’s not correct to say that Vietnam has Chinese culture. This is downplaying the unique development of Vietnamese culture.

Vietnamese culture is Chinese-like to untrained foreign eyes (like Korean/Japanese) but once you are familiar, you can see the unique styles to Vietnam, for example the curved roofs of Vietnamese traditional architecture.

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Will Vietnam economy pass Thailand in the next 15 years?

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Arkaneh Urairat · Have just returned to Thailand: 8-year-ago 3y

Will Vietnam economy pass Thailand in the next 15 years?

15 years- so near and yet so far, isn’t it? But some say 20–30 years.

Let’s get real.

Yesterday, all Thai TV viewers were made to see a piece of the news —how Vietnam’s VinFast the first lot of EV vehicles were made to line up waiting for docking on board to ship to the US… the sight that raises everyone’s eye brows.

However, it’s no surprise with Vietnam is one of the few countries to record positive economic growth during the pandemic

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Are the Vietnamese people basically from China?

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Tuan Vu · B.A. in International Relations, Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and HumanitiesUpdated 7y

Are the Vietnamese people basically from China?

The term Vietnamese understood as “descendants from Vietnam” and Chinese as “citizens of China”, or people who pratice Han Chinese culture are not the same.

Now drink a sip of coffee, fasten your seatbelt and prepare for the ride.

I’m kidding. Prepare to read my story.

To cut it short, my answer is NO. Vietnamese do not descend from China.

The terms China as well as Vietnam as countries didn’t exist until recent centuries. Our dynasties, and civilizations, however date back thousands of years ago.

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Why is East Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam) so much more developed than South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka)? Is it because the governments there are efficient or the people are hard-working?

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CaiLei · Lives in China (1975–present) Updated 1y

Why is East Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam) so much more developed than South Asia (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka)? Is it because the governments there are efficient or the people are hard-working?

It is supposed that different cultures lead to different results.

China, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam belong to the Sinosphere cultural circle and are influenced by Confucian culture; India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka belong to the Indosphere and are influenced by Hindu culture.

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Do the Vietnamese think their country is in Northeast Asia (East Asia) and not Southeast Asia?

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Lucia Millar, Lives in Asia 3y

Question: Do the Vietnamese think their country is in Northeast Asia (East Asia) and not Southeast Asia?

Answer: The majority of the Vietnamese know their country has frequently joined the Southeast Asian game “Seagame”. Recently, Vietnam become a host of the 31st Seagame in Hanoi City.

Vietnam’s supporters in the Hanoi Seagame 31

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Are Vietnamese considered East or Southeast Asians?

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Bintar Mupiza · 

Studied at Universitas Islam Indonesia7y

>Are Vietnamese considered East or Southeast Asians?

Geographically yes it is in Southeast Asia but culturally not Southeast Asians. Why? It’s not like other southeast Asian who have strong Indian influences. Vietnamese culture is close to Chinese and other East Asians furthermore they have just ruled their southeast asia’s territory in the past 200 years after defeated Cham. Meanwhile others (Southeast Asians) have been settled for thousands year and create distinct culture in this region apart from South Asia and East Asia.

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Both Vietnam and China were similarly poor in 1980’s. How did China improve so much faster than Vietnam, as of 2020? Why is the gap between Vietnam and China even widening?

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Huijian Wu · 

CTO (2005–present)4y

Both Vietnam and China were similarly poor in 1980’s. How did China improve so much faster than Vietnam, as of 2020? Why is the gap between Vietnam and China even widening

1. In 1980, China was poor but had been building for 30 years, from 1950-1980, while Vietnam was at war all this time.

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Which country is the most well-known in Southeast Asia?

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Peng Peng Zheng · 7y

I see Asia as a collective rather than individual countries

I would say that each major country in Southeast Asia has some unique history and is little known for something.

Vietnam-Former communist powerhouse that defied the USA in the famed first Vietnam war. Today, Vietnam is still one of the largest nation in SEA with much economic potential.

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Why are China, Japan and Korea so successful economically but Vietnam is not, when they should have more with their geopolitics? They often blame foreign invasions, but shouldn’t the blame rationally also come from themselves and their leaders?

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Eastern Laos Legend · Lives in Vietnam (2022–present)1y

Japan is a powerful empire since World War II. They can produce warships, planes, tanks, etc.

Korea, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, ……. They all once “studied abroad” in Japan…. This is one of the strongest countries in Asia.

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What is the country of Vietnam famous for?

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Khanh Luu ·  Had lived in Vietnam for 22 years.Updated 9y

What is the country of Vietnam famous for?

I fortunately have a chance to talk to quite many foreigners whom shared with me good stories about my country. Here are things they’ve talked about the most, and probably are what Vietnam is famous for. Feel free to correct me if something is missing. Tiếp tục đọc “What is the country of Vietnam famous for?” →

Is it easy to invade Vietnam now?

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30 years teaching Southeast Asian history at the university level.7y

No. It’s never been easy to invade Vietnam, at least successfully. China has done so numerous times over the millennia. The Chams did it. The French did it. The Americans did it. The Vietnamese fought back, and when the dust had cleared, the Vietnamese are still here, and the invaders are gone.

Why on earth would you (or anyone else) think that invading Vietnam was something to be considered? Just what is your problem?

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Chuyện chép ở một bệnh viện

~ Phạm Thu Hương ~ Bình luận về bài viết này

SƠN LÂM – BỬU ĐẤU 15/3/2021 9:00 GMT+7

TTCT – Ghi chép về một cuộc chuyển đổi thành công sang bệnh án điện tử – bước đầu tiên quyết định của quá trình chuyển đổi số – ở Bệnh viện Đa khoa khu vực tỉnh An Giang, thành phố Châu Đốc.

Bác sĩ Huỳnh Phúc Hậu khẳng định phim X-quang bây giờ bác sĩ đều xem trên máy hết. Ảnh: BỬU ĐẤU

Trong lúc theo chân bác sĩ Nguyễn Tấn Huy xuống kiểm tra một bệnh nhân đang nằm ở khoa ngoại tổng hợp Bệnh viện Đa khoa khu vực tỉnh An Giang tại thành phố Châu Đốc (Bệnh viện Châu Đốc), cô y tá đưa cho chúng tôi coi một cái iPad nhỏ gọn rồi tếu táo: “Giờ gọn nhẹ thế này thôi là đủ, chớ trước đây, nữ y tá nào cũng ôm cả chồng hồ sơ đi khám bệnh đến mức bắp tay cuồn cuộn luôn”. Tiếp tục đọc “Chuyện chép ở một bệnh viện” →

Vietnam’s Leap Year leaps from normal to the new normal

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By Minh Nga   December 26, 2020 | 07:26 am GMT+7 vnexpress

A pictorial flashback captures Vietnam moving to a pandemic induced “new normal,” experiencing other trials, tribulations and triumphs in a year that has been like no other.

Vietnam’s Leap Year leaps from normal to the new normal

Smartphones are out in full force as thousands capture footage and photos of fireworks that explode above Hanoi’s iconic Sword Lake to welcome the very first moment of 2020. Photo by Tat Dinh.

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Sự thật về cái gọi là “Nhà nước Khmer Krom”

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11/07/2018 – 10:03

Biên phòng – Bất chấp sự thật lịch sử về vùng đất Tây Nam bộ mà đồng bào Khmer đang sinh sống là một phần không thể tách rời của lãnh thổ Việt Nam. Hiện nay, thế lực thù địch, phản động đang đeo đuổi, làm rộ lên vấn đề Khmer Krom, vu cáo Việt Nam “cướp đất” Campuchia, xuyên tạc trắng trợn chính sách của Đảng, Nhà nước ta về vấn đề dân tộc, nhất là những vấn đề liên quan đến đồng bào dân tộc Khmer. Gắn liền với âm mưu và những hành động đó là sự ra đời của tổ chức phản động Khmer Krom phản động.

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Cờ, biểu tượng “Nhà nước Khmer Krom” của tổ chức phản động lưu vong. Ảnh: Lê Xuân Trình

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Đắk Nông: Cuộc sống “8 không” đầy bế tắc và giấc mơ được làm… công dân! (3 bài)

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