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Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

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Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Historical map of Vietnam in textbooks

This map of Vietnam's history is from a history textbook in Vietnam.

You will be very surprised to see it, how did we get all our Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong to Vietnam?

Fortunately, China is one of the few countries in the world where the cultural heritage has basically not been broken, and historical documents (including those of Vietnam) and unearthed cultural relics have proved that the map in this Vietnamese textbook is purely fabricated!

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnam History Museum

Nowadays, at the Vietnam History Museum, well-dressed Vietnamese commentators often tell tourists from all over the world with a sad and proud face how glorious Vietnam was in the past and how the Vietnamese people bravely resisted the various deeds of the neighboring "invaders"!

As early as 214 B.C., Qin Shi Huang pacified the Baiyue ethnic group in Lingnan and established Xiang County, which included today's southeastern Guangxi and northern and central Vietnam.

Baiyue is the general name of the ancient ethnic groups in the southeast of the mainland, and its distribution area mainly includes the whole territory or part of the provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong in the current administrative division.

Baiyue culture is an important part of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation. Baiyue and Huaxia, Dongyi, and Jingwu are listed as the four major sources of the Han nationality.

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

When Qin Shi Huang pacified Baiyue, there were only a few primitive tribes there, and there was no independent government. Qin's 500,000 troops were stationed here, multiplied together with Baiyue, clearly belonged to China, and had nothing to do with Vietnam.

Because of the Vietnamese character, Vietnam began to play, believing that this was the beginning of China's invasion of Vietnam.

According to this logic, Gou Jian, the king of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period, was also Vietnamese? Ridiculous!

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Zhao Tuo statue in Zhao Tuo Park in Shijiazhuang City

During the chaotic period after the death of Qin Shi Huang, Longchuan, Nanhai County, Qin, ordered Zhao Tuo to take the opportunity to establish himself as king and establish the "Nanyue Kingdom". Note! Zhao Tuo is the official of the Qin Dynasty and a Han Chinese!

It seems that because South Vietnam and Vietnam are getting closer and closer in name,

The former South Vietnamese regime, in 1975 before the fall, published the book "Huangsha and Changsha Special Examination", which actually claimed that "Nanyue is a country of the Vietnamese people, established on the west coast of the South China Sea, and under the resistance of Zhao Tuo, it cannot see that it has any dealings with the Han Dynasty, but was influenced by the Vietnamese to learn Vietnamese culture, so it should belong to Vietnam." ”

In fact, even the current place of Vietnam belongs to China in history!

Looking at the chart below, it is easy to understand that Vietnam has belonged to various periods of Chinese history.

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Vietnam was a county under the Eastern Han Dynasty, and a major event occurred at that time, the "Second Lady Uprising".

The sisters of the Second Expedition gathered 100,000 troops and successively captured 65 cities in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and then established themselves as kings and established political power, known as the "Queen of Zheng" in history. Later Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu sent an army to quell the uprising, beheaded Zheng Bian and Zheng Er, and ordered his body to be sent to Luoyang, the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

It was obvious that this was an internal contradiction among the people in China at that time, but it was described in Vietnamese textbooks as the struggle for national liberation of the Vietnamese people under the leadership of heroes.....

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Statues of the Truong sisters on the streets of Vietnam

Vietnam's real independence came during the Song Dynasty.

In 968 A.D., Ngo Quan was proclaimed emperor and took the name of the country as "Da Qu Yue", and Vietnam officially established an independent regime and became a country. Wu Quan, who is respected as the father of the nation by Vietnam, is also a Han Chinese, and was originally a subordinate official of the Southern Han Dynasty on the mainland, and also the son-in-law of Yang Tingyi, the envoy of the Southern Han Jing Navy......

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Statue of Wu Quan

Even after independence, Vietnam remained a vassal state of the Chinese dynasties and remained "loyal" until the end of the Vietnamese-French War.

In 1874, when French troops captured Hanoi, Vietnam had to sign the Treaty of Saigon with France, and its protection was transferred from China to France.

Interestingly, after the signing of the Treaty of Saigon, Vietnam still sent envoys to China to pay tribute, and still regarded itself as a subordinate vassal state on the tribute table.

During Vietnam's War of Resistance Against France and the United States, China's assistance to Vietnam was unprecedentedly key and important.

Unable to get around this, Vietnam adopted a simplistic strategy, putting the mainland together with the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries in their textbooks, giving the impression that the mainland's aid was as "ordinary" to Vietnam as other countries.

In fact, China is doing its best to help Vietnam to resist the United States!

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

During the Vietnam War of Resistance Against France, French paratroopers were airdropped to Vietnam

During Vietnam's War of Resistance Against France, New China had just been founded, and it was extremely difficult to do so, but it still provided Vietnam with more than 116,000 guns, 57.85 million rounds of ammunition, more than 4,600 artillery pieces, more than 1.08 million shells, more than 840,000 grenades, 1,231 automobiles, more than 1.4 million sets of military uniforms, more than 14,000 tons of grain and non-staple foodstuffs, more than 26,000 tons of oil, and a large amount of medicine and other military supplies.

It can be said that during Vietnam's War of Resistance Against France, China was the only country that provided military assistance to Vietnam, and without our assistance, Vietnam would not have won the War of Resistance against France.

In 1965, after the United States invaded South Vietnam, the mainland proposed that "700 million Chinese people are the backing of the Vietnamese people"

During Vietnam's War to Resist US Aggression and Rescue the Nation, China's volunteer troops participated in the war between 1965 and 1969 reached 170,000, while South Korea had only more than 50,000, the Soviet Union had more than 10,000, Thailand 13,000, New Zealand 552, Australia 42,000, and the Philippines 2,300.

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

In terms of weapons, the mainland provided Vietnam with up to 230 battalions of weapons and equipment free of charge. It includes more than 1.77 million guns, 1.04 billion rounds of ammunition, more than 30,000 artillery pieces, 16.6 million shells, 810 tanks and armored vehicles, 165 aircraft, 117 boats, more than 15,000 automobiles and other equipment.

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnamese soldiers are using equipment aided by the mainland

How can this be justified by an "ordinary" sentence?

In recent decades, Vietnam has been quietly weakening China's influence, but can it weaken it?

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnamese children receive traditional education, except for the difference in writing, isn't it all Chinese?

In addition to the above ironclad facts. The traditional Chinese festivals such as the Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc., are also important festivals for the Vietnamese people.

The 24 solar terms and 12 zodiac signs in China have also been used by the Vietnamese people.

The following is a group of photos that can be seen everywhere on the streets of Vietnam, do you want to take a look at China and China? Can this kind of "China" that comes from the heart and is practiced on the surface be weakened by a few words made up blindly in a textbook?

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

2019 Mid-Autumn Festival, Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam

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Mooncakes sold in Hanoi shops

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A bridge in Vietnam, the Chinese dragon is the most conspicuous decoration

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnamese temples

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnamese people will also stick "囍" when they get married

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Chinese style in ordinary Vietnamese families

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The Vietnamese people celebrate the Year of the Rat, and note that this product is also made in China

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnamese folk activity "stilt walking", which is also Chinese

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Vietnamese dragon dance

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Write Spring Festival couplets, paste Spring Festival couplets, a lot of Chinese characters!

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Ancient architecture in Vietnam

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Ancient architecture in Vietnam

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Vietnamese street calligrapher

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Vietnam also has a temple about the emperor

Let's take a look at how Vietnam's history textbooks describe China?

Temples in Vietnam are almost all in Chinese characters

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