@liangliang.financ: #经济 #1979 #历史

⚡️老挝装修哥🔨 :

如果越南跟中国一样大，我敢说，五个中国也打不过越南。

Ichiro - honoka :

nhưng tóm lại Thua VN đúng không?

Duong Nguyen :

先生你再研究研究历好吧 然后再发言

Phu Ong :

On April 30, 1975, Vietnam achieved victory in the war of resistance against the United States, completing national reunification. This development, in reality, did not align with the strategic interests of China. Why did this outcome run counter to China’s intentions?

qingshan :

In 214 BCE, Emperor Qin Shi Huang pacified Lingnan and established Xiang Commandery, bringing northern Vietnam into the territory of China for the first time and making it a direct administrative region under the Central Plains dynasty. In 111 BCE, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty conquered the Nanyue Kingdom and established the three commanderies of Jiaozhi, Jiuzhen, and Rinan in northern and central Vietnam, which were directly governed by the central court. From then on, through the Eastern Han, the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Sui Dynasty, and the Tang Dynasty, the region remained a Chinese administrative region for a long time. During the Tang Dynasty, the Annan Protectorate was established to administer it. In 968 CE, Đinh Bộ Lĩnh founded the Đinh Dynasty, and Vietnam officially separated from the direct rule of the Central Plains dynasty, becoming an independent state, ending nearly a thousand years of direct Chinese administration. In 1407 CE, the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty sent troops to Vietnam and set up the Jiaozhi Provincial Administration Commission, bringing Vietnam under direct Ming rule again. In 1427 CE, the Ming Dynasty withdrew its troops and officials, and Vietnam regained independence. From then until 1885, Vietnam was a tributary state of China, maintaining only tributary and enfeoffment relations, and was no longer part of Chinese territory.

迷人的小粉红🇺🇸🇨🇳 :

东南半岛地缘政治平衡

user4238294170840 :

苏联 自己把自己 玩解体了

SeenItAll :

老实点 :

现在不是一样的吗？

Cheng yi teng :

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!"

古大俠。德林。 :

誰贏....我跟誰走！ (電影：讓子彈飛！)

Hàng cao cấp Quảng châu :

说以后好不好。 世界早就已经定格了。

CJZ :

SEE MY REPOSTT

华夏农民 :

投名状

user4702302513707 :

邓公千古

Hậu Trần Văn :

AI

Phùng Cương ✅ :

Giờ thì nói cái gì chả được 😒

Lao’s :

呵呵

Huenphann :

你说的话，我们听不进去

週廣輝 :

他咋说的我感觉不对，中国要改革开放要美国支持，先访问美国就是投名状，

英 :

忘恩负义國家😱👎

Jace :

，现在还是飘了、继续教训

Jack1205 :

为了柬埔寨兄弟姐妹