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user39131762718691 :
Vietnam gotta be some proud people’s…they don’t let anyone bully them around…🤣🤣🤣
2026-09-14 04:40:14
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yyjihggyvc :
The Chinese king of Vietnam was from the same city as me, both of us were from Changle, Fujian Province. The only difference was that my surname was Lin. In Fujian, Chen and Lin are the most populous surnames.
2025-09-26 12:09:53
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The real Satoshi :
ngl Vietnamese just build different lol much respect
2023-04-30 17:55:10
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Nguyễn Hiếu :
The way you pronounced the Vietnamese names gave me a heart attack 😂
2023-04-30 15:29:15
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iknowjt :
So like against the French and Americans, the Viet defeated the Mongols through logistics.
2023-05-02 06:36:06
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Dan Nguyen9827 :
vietnamese never bow down to any super power, whether big or small , they will crushed them with intelligent.
2023-05-02 02:17:08
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Aplus :
Wasn't Tran originally from China?
2023-05-01 04:54:49
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Đoàn Đạt88🇻🇳22🇯🇵 :
Vietnam didn't win just because of terrain; China also had mountains, but fell due to internal disunity and corrupt officials. Facing fierce Mongols, Dai Viet won through wisdom and national unity. Looking at Chinese history, even a hero like Yue Fei was eventually framed and killed by a corrupt court. Without unity from top to bottom, no hero can save a decaying nation!"
2026-09-16 03:54:43
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Liem Nguyen :
The history of Vietnam I never learned. Keep it posted
2023-04-30 21:03:11
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cristinabvalerian :
Most interesting historical information
2023-04-30 11:17:06
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Clover Hunting :
Tag me in the next part please!
2023-04-30 19:41:57
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NHI :
việt nam numba 1
2023-05-01 04:33:39
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Chris :
Vietnam can’t be beat 😂
2023-04-30 19:54:26
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26th Baam :
great video! super interesting topic. I also find the Champa kingdom interesting and would love to know more about them
2023-04-30 11:00:42
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Unknown2111 :
I took a dna test, and it Said that i have Thai, Malay and Filipino even though I know for a fact that my parents and grand parent are Vietnamese???
2023-05-10 02:10:47
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Himalayan Marmot :
We stay taking W’s
2023-04-30 19:42:51
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humble bee Saeng :
they don't played
2023-04-30 22:51:53
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PeterNg :
Vietnam- the tomb of all superpowers 🥰🥰
2023-05-01 21:50:18
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wasco :
Tran Hung Dao was one of the mose best general. Three time defeated mongo out
2023-04-30 20:31:32
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࿔nvbtran𝜗𝜚 :
Khen đi
2026-03-11 11:59:34
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NinofNin :
Scoreboard
2023-05-05 21:06:45
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Dekorasi project ⚡ :
Vietnam termasuk ke dalam kekuasaan Majapahit
2025-08-08 10:25:54
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Đoàn Đạt88🇻🇳22🇯🇵 :
That's right! Vietnam didn't win just because of the terrain. China also has countless rugged mountains and dangerous terrain, but due to a vast territory, bureaucratic infighting, factional strife, and a lack of unity between the upper and lower classes, the country ultimately fell. Just like our Vietnamese folk saying goes: 'A single tree makes no forest, but three trees together make a high mountain.' Looking back at those three great wars, facing tens of thousands of fierce Mongol elite troops and cavalry, the army and people of Dai Viet still used wisdom, knew how to strategically retreat to preserve their forces, and ultimately won because the king and his subjects shared one heart and fought for freedom. Looking back at Chinese history, I deeply admire the national hero Yue Fei. But what could Yue Fei alone accomplish? In the end, he was still framed by treacherous officials and betrayed by a foolish court that destroyed its own pillars, resulting in a tragic end with no way to serve his country! Without a system where everyone from top to bottom is united, no hero, no matter how brilliant, can save a decaying nation!"
2026-09-16 03:54:39
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Brian_QNS-NYC :
Wow…go Việt!
2023-04-30 16:27:35
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![Did you ever climb a hill just to breathe? Just to let the silence punch you in the gut and remind you you’re still alive? Up in the Apuseni, somewhere past the last bark of a sheepfold dog and before the edge of reason, there’s a barn that has given up on impressing anyone. The wood peels like sunburnt skin, its beams bend like tired men. It’s not picturesque. It’s not curated. It just is. But then there’s that swing—still tied to the tree like a secret never told. It hangs there, stubborn, creaking when the wind remembers to push it. A monument to a childhood that maybe wasn’t yours, but you can feel in your teeth. These hills don’t whisper; they accuse. Of forgetting. Of leaving. Of paving over stories with concrete and hashtags. Țara Moților isn’t a fairy tale, it’s a poem. A beautiful, wild, necessary poem. The land breathes like a sleeping beast, and deep beneath it, bones and ice and handprints older than history remind us we weren’t the first to cry here. The Apuseni caves don’t echo—they swallow. Villages cling to ridges like dried blood, and old women still make bread without looking at recipes. Time here doesn’t pass—it ferments. Why do we always seek the polished, the filtered, the easy? When did we start calling ruins ugly and forget they’re just survivors without makeup? That swing, that barn, that hill—they’re not waiting for you. They’re not here to make you feel better. But maybe, just maybe, if you sit on that swing and close your eyes, something buried might stir. Do you still remember what made you laugh as a child? When was the last time you truly missed something you never had? Video by @giani_frentz [Apuseni Mountains, Țara Moților, Rustic Solitude, Abandoned Barns, Forgotten Childhoods, Carpathian Silence, Romanian Wilderness, Mountain Memories, Traditional Heritage, Ancient Caves, Nature’s Wrath, Weathered Wood, Lonely Swings, Village Remnants, Ice Caves, Spiritual Geography, Stark Beauty, Fermented Time, Rural Emotions, Ancestral Echoes] #romania #travel #apuseni #rawplaces](/video/cover/7510305774309068054.webp)
