Can Vietnam Become the Next Japan?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2024
- Vietnam's economic miracle is mirroring that of East Asia's growth story. Will Vietnam become the next Asian tiger?
Narrated by Tom McKay
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Do you think Vietnam is the next Asian tiger? Let us know down below!
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All South East Asian countries will become more affluent, richer and this include Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. The combined GDP of these 5 countries will easily double in the next 10 - 12 years, so, it would be close to US$7tn.
Bây giờ không phải thập niên 1970 1980, tình hình thế giới, trình độ phát triển, toàn cầu hóa ở mọi nơi, chuỗi cung ứng toàn cầu sẽ giao cho mỗi nước một phần trong đó. Trứng sẽ không ở một giỏ.
Hiện nay tất cả các nước sẽ phát triển, sẽ không có khác biệt quá lớn ở các quốc gia đồng mức. Nên sẽ không còn nước nào được xem là con hổ hay con báo ở đây nữa. Khái niệm này đã lỗi thời
Stop , this kind of video title makes me embarrassed as a vietnamese
When the US killed the Japanese economy using the Hotel Plaza Accord in 1985, China emerged as a new alternative for Japanese products because China could produce stuff much cheaper than Japanese ones.
Now, if the US wants to do the same to China, which country can produce stuff that are cheaper than Chinese ones???
Been on frequent business trip to Vietnam for the past 5 years excluding pandemic period. I felt alittle let down on the infrastructure development of Metro and road widening. The government needs a more holistic approach and planning to reform HCMC and Hanoi to become world class city. It is happy to see foreign investment that brings economy growth to Vietnam, but Vietnam needs to ride on this wave to transform the country. China did a remarkable good job in term of roads, train system, bridges. This enable to rapid connect network between cities and drive connectivity of people and business. Bangkok and Jakarta have failed in their public transport system. Hope Vietnam HCMC and Hanoi will make a different. I like Vietnam very much and look forward to a cleaner and better public transport conncted Vietnam in the main cities.
Don't worry, 6 years later you will see anything you want in Vietnam.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 looking forward to
@@ricklaw9557 Thank you. You will not be disappointed.
Rác xả đầy cao tốc, vứt ra từ xe hơi nhà. Nên giữ rác trong xe.
Obviously, you've never been to Bangkok.
Japan is a unique country, no other country can be another Japan
I AM FROM JAPAN .. NO HAPPY ALWAYS HARD WORK REQIURED ...
Vietnam can balance hard work and happiness.
Let's move to Vietnam, trust me everything is easier, life is easier. You start your day with a coffee at 7h30, work from 8AM- 5/6PM, and go to take some beers with friends
Under the backward systematic bribery leadership of the Viet Cong, the communist việt cộng people do not have a high level of education or culture. In 200 years, the Viet Cong will not be able to catch up with Japan's education, culture, civilization and economy
Some of us see that, with the way your bosses treat Vietnamese Expats
Vietnam will not become next Japan. Let Vietnam be Vietnam..
It's destiny ,, u can not Stop this
Like japan, Vietnamese woman arrested for selling herself in Indonesia
@@ijonjambi4379 you let a single woman representing the entire country, that's a big big brain to carry around
Wibu gio cung quan tam toi chinh tri xD
Chuẩn chuẩn
Rich : enough. But so much happiness. Money and happiness must be balanced.
All people, including the poor, mountainous people, remote islanders, and ethnic minorities, etc... are supported to find jobs, study, and have good health care. No one is left behind. Everyone's life is always progressing. That is our goal.
Quá hay
Yes vietnam will be stronger, but definitely without U.S military bases in the country, poor japan they werent allowed to surpass U.S in the pass because of this.
"không ai bị bỏ lại phía sau" ? Ngứa cả đits
@@chumeobuon4983 lười làm ham ăn kêu gì nữa
@@Phanngochanh73 lười làm cái ditmemay
Vietnam can reach above GDP per capita 12.000 dollars for sure like Malaysia, but not sure if they can reach over 25.000 dollars. They should have global companies to do so while maintaining enough birth rate like Taiwan, Korea and Japan
Nhật Bản là một nước Công Nghiệp phát triển từ những năm 1950 , đến nay Nhật Bản đã có rất nhiều tập đoàn và thương hiệu nổi tiếng trong đó có Công Nghiệp ô tô, Điện tử, bán dẫn…. Nhật bản nằm ở vị trí không thích hợp để phát triển nghành Nông nghiệp cũng như Du lịch , Trong khi đó VN lại nằm vị trí cận sích đạo , cơ bở biển dài và nhiều đồng bằng rộng lớn . Việt Nam có thể sẽ giầu như Nhật nếu tính theo GDP đầu người vào một năm nào đó ( 2045-2050…) nhưng Việt Nam sẽ là một nước phát triển theo hướng đa dạng hơn, cả về Công nghiệp ô tô, điện tử, bán dẫn , khai thác khoáng sản giầu mỏ, đất hiếm đến công nghiệp du lịch- đánh bắt, nuôi trồng thuỷ hải sản và nghành Nông nghiệp tiên tiến…. Nói chung là VN nếu là một nước phát triển như Nhật thì Việt Nam phát triển đa dạng nghành nghề hơn.
ngu vậy cũng có 11 like nghỉ sao mà nhật ko phát triển du lịch.
Vietnam is vietnam with its own unique way to develop and sustainable. As a Vietnamese we dont want vietnam develop as japanese's way. We want develop economic with the retain of traditional culture, solid society and hapiness people while japanese lost all of them, an depressed society
I agree to a concept I've been to both Vietnam and Japan while Vietnam not as advanced in infrastructure as Japan, the people there are laid back, friendly and I've seen some people there fun to hang around with. I love the nightlife activities over there. Japan I find a little more aesthetically pleasing but the people there are much more withdrawn, not very open with foreigners and definitely burdened with their work life I know it's gotta take some toll on their social skills.
@@TheyCallMeSledge
Agreed, i would leave VN if it became very developed but depressed and cold like Japan
yes! forever 3rd world country
@@hieunguyenminh6673 3 sticks
Great efforts! Congratulations to All !
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Japan help Vietnam , investors in Vietnam ...Thanks Japan ...!
???For some wierd reason,ppl keep thinking only japan is rich or developed. The richest country in asia for the LAST 2 DECADES been SINGAPORE, yes in SOUTHEAST ASIA, NOT EAST ASIA. Singapore also is ranked most developed country in asia, if u google it, u'll see the country popped up TOP in all sources is Singapore,NOT Japan!!!😂
Another fun fact is: Singapore has the highest avg salary in asia/world no 3, Japan been behind Singapore for 2 decades & ppl still think its 1990 now😂🤣 Vietnam avg salary is still at shocking low, about 15 times LOWER than Singapore!!❤
Also not many ppl know that Singapore is the biggest investor in Vietnam with a total registered capital of $2.55 billion, up by 51.3 percent from 2023.❤ITS NOT JAPAN, Hello??!!
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 yea singapore is a tiny city, not a real country can't compare to japan so keep crying. A small village in Japan can invade singapore with no problem
@@altran1125Singapore is probably among the most heavily defended country in the entire world in relation to its size. Japan would need much more than a single village.
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 Singapore isn't producing anything, it's just being used as a financial hub by foreigners and receiving pocket money, and no one is interested in Singapore's culture or history.
This is only a superficial development.
Look at Japan, it has been a developed country since the Edo period.
Interesting insights. One key area Vietnam has to invest which wasn’t mentioned is Education.
Vietnam did invest a lot in education ever since we opened our economy. Right now Vietnam is top 5 Asia in education and top 2 in Southeast Asia.
@@angkhoanguyen6114idk where did u get ur data from
@@terangulang5291 Look at PISA ranking of Vietnam. Besides, education is a strong tradition in Vietnamese culture.
@@angkhoanguyen6114.Yes. That's right
and about the birthrate issue ,its like a virus that can make east asia and southeast asia people down and down cause the trend of married is changing ,the young man and girl also more oportunity at they work and lifestyle they spend so long and also the living of cost is so high and so many factor that happens that will make you fell hard
Nothing is complicated as long as Vietnamese people know how to obey the law at least as much as the Japanese.
As a Vietnamese who studied in the USA, I must admit Vietnam is 100 years from becoming what Japan today, because of several reasons: 1) the mindset of the people is still slum and corrupt: thievery and indiscriminately littering, 2) lack of roadway and railway infrastructures, 3) lack of higher education system.
Japan is not a good country in some aspects. We want a happy country, not just a strong economy one.
Under the backward systematic bribery leadership of the Viet Cong, the communist việt cộng people do not have a high level of education or culture. In 200 years, the Viet Cong will not be able to catch up with Japan's education, culture, civilization and economy
Vietnam NEVER become next Japan !
And we dont want it
越南可能会成为一个稍微弱化版的日本
@@CHANGJIANGLONGPhiên bản mạnh hơn thì có, chúng tôi không phải là chư hầu của Hoa Kỳ.
Of course, Vietnam will become Vietnam. Unique to Japan.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 军事可能更强，因为日本军事被限制，其他不知道，
I am Vietnamese, I don't want Vietnam to become Japan. I think Vietnam is relatively good now, there is no need to turn it into Japan
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I am Vietnamese and I can’t look at the people and VN for too long. Every thing in VN is shocking. It need to go through massive changes so it doesn’t look like what it is today.
@@JL-yt5hy haven’t seen an actual Vietnamese who would say that.
You sure you’re Vietnamese?
@@Viet_Nam_Ball I met a few that would say that.
@@nict5828 in Vietnam?
NO. what makes you think so? Both Vietnam and Japan have very different cultures and values. While Vietnam at least improve the issues of corruption and have less product quality compared to Japan, it's important to recognize that each country has its own distinct strengths and areas for improvement. Additionally, factors such as environmental cleanliness and a customer service-oriented culture can vary across different regions and are shaped by various historical, social, and economic factors inherent to each country.
Hopping best for them both keep doing the best
Vietnam can’t even surpass Thailand talking about Japan.
Vietnam is higher than Cambodia and Laos
Bangladesh 🇧🇩 = Green Japan 🇯🇵
Trung Quốc, Hàn Quốc, Nhật Bản, Triều Tiên ,Việt Nam là những nền văn hóa á Đông ( Khổng Tử nho giáo đặc trưng. Họ chăm chỉ và thông minh , nếu có cơ hội họ phát triển rất nhanh. Nếu Triều Tiên 🇰🇵không bị cấm vận, và Việt Nam không bị chiến tranh và cấm vận đến những năm 2000, thì 2 quốc gia này cũng nằm trong nhóm nước phát triển rồi.chuyện tương lai không ai biết trước điều gì.
ベトナムが先進国になるなんて妄想しすぎにも程があるwww日本で窃盗殺人犯罪しまくりのグエンが先進国の仲間入りを目指すなんてほざきやがる。
妄想も程々にしときな。日本にいるベトナム人を見ると先進国になるのは難しいと思う。まずベトナムは交通ルールをどうにかしたらどう？
@@Nekomimi7777 người việt ở Nhật Bản,Hàn Quốc, Đài Loan là những người lao động phổ thông, không có tay nghề, không có chuyên môn. Chỉ cần bạn có công việc, bất cứ việc gì họ cũng làm,kể cả việc xấu, miễn là họ có tiền . Nó khác với người việt ở mỹ,canada,úc hoặc Châu Âu ,những người được học tập, đào tạo bài bản ,nó ở đẳng cấp khác nhau . tương lai ở phía trước, không ai có thể nói trước điều gì.
@@Nekomimi7777 Japan grew off the back of Korean war and Vietnam war. No no more war and now Japan is stagnating.
Vn can combat us but jp deface by us
I am Vietnamese, our country actually stopped war and gunfire in 1989 (border conflict with China) and developed explosively since 1995 when the United States stopped the embargo.
Therefore, Vietnam has only been developing for 29 years, and the economic scale in 2024 will be 40 times greater than in 1995. That is the hard work and quality of East Asian peoples.
Vietnam is a southeast Asia country. Not east Asia.
@@justwonder6344 Southeast Asia in terms of geographical location. Ancient culture and history are East Asian. Emperors and dynasties like China
越南文化是东亚文化，但是地理上属于东南亚，东亚文化母体是中国，如果你不高兴，我收回这些话
I am Vietnamese. Though I really want your country could thrive like Japan, but that day is far-fetched.
It's true that we have a potential, creative labor force and natural resources, but the productivity is very low. As I observed, many young people yet have an industrial working style, lack discipline in work (for example they skip the job without informing the boss or are unable to follow the detailed criteria the manager requires,....), and can't suffer pressure like in Japan. So no matter how young we are, and how many resources we have....all are still low-quality.
Stop self hating your nation. Vietnam is currently rising, yet your mindset still stuck in the time when we can't even produce screws.
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) will play as an important commercial centres for developing Vietnam's economy. Starting from 2018, this country has drastically developed, which is the result of a smart government and cooperation from hardworking citizens. Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country, but has East Asian mindset.
I agree. I admire how hardworking and pragmatic the vietnamese are. I myself am a filipino
@@mylenebuck5131 Vietnamese ancestor from to Yangtze river, Therefore we belong to East Asia
Long way to go for Vietnam to become like japan.
Vietnam is Vietnam. The country will choose it's own path to growth which the government currently focused on Artifical Intelligence, Semiconductor (FPT), Information and communication Technology/ICT ( Viettel) , electric vehicle (VinFast) For global brands, people around the world at least know Pho (Food) and VinFast (Electric Car).
Many countries also have tiny sectors in high tech. You should look at what Vietnam is mainly doing in the top 3 services, agriculture and manufacturing industries. I’m sure whatever you listed account for small percentage of gdp contribution in Vietnam. It’s more appropriate to say that Vietnam is growing like China and if Vietnam is good and grows for the next 20 years, they still have a challenge to see if they can upgrade their economy to an advanced economy or get stuck like China in the middle income trap. We are all watching so don’t count your eggs before they hatch like the Chinese do, look what these Chinese do to themselves.
@@ditsygirl5409 "Many" can be a vague word for comparison. It can also be said that many countries don't have a significant domestic high tech sector. For another perspective, the ICT/digital economy, this sector accounts for 14% of Vietnam's GDP for 2022. Look up: "Vietnam records best-ever performance in digital economic development". For comparison, the U.S. is at the forefront of this industry and this sector accounts for 9% of its GDP in 2022 (Statista). Some other developed countries are even less. ICT/Digital industry is regarded the industry of the future. Vietnam has some world-class tech companies such as FPT/FPT software, Viettel, VinAI. There are other industries as well with many significant progress being made in the past decade. This includes branded cars, ships of many types, large oil rigs, advanced missiles, weapon systems, robotics, medical devices, vaccines (including COVID, first African Swine Fever vaccine), smart phones/devices (BKav, Vinsmart), IC chips (FPT Semiconductor), indigenous 5G (Viettel), super-tall skyscrapers (Landmark 81, Empire City). Samsung by far is the largest foreign company in Vietnam, accounting for 20% of the country's export. Just over 50% of its smartphones are made there where the majority (and rising) of the components are produced by local firms there. Look up: "215 local firms part of Samsung’s supply chain".
Sure, Vietnam has a long way to go reach the technological-industrial level of said S. Korea and more improvements are needed in the industrial progress and domestic policies areas. Also, Vietnam did not get the level of technological and economic support that S. Korea received (since the 50s) from the U.S. As with Japan, the U.S. needed S. Korea and Taiwan to be economically strong to serve as bulwarks against Soviet Union, China and N. Korea. Compared to its peers (or above) who had a head start such as Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Mexico, Egypt, so on; Vietnam is doing quite well on the technological and economic progression front. Vietnam is not China and it has taken its own paths on the domestic and international fronts.
@@ditsygirl5409
In the past five years, the average annual growth rate of per capita GDP in nominal US dollars from 2017 to 2022 was 3.1% in developed economies (USD 45,600-USD 53,130), 7.9% in China (USD 8,760-USD 12,810), and 6.7% in Vietnam (USD 2,960-USD 4,090). USD), Indonesia is 4.3% (USD 3890-4800), and India is 4% (USD 1960-2380).
China's GDP per capita nominal annual growth rate in US dollars ranks first in the world. Is this called falling into the middle-income trap?
And there is no middle-income trap at all. You see that some countries’ nominal GDP per capita in US dollars seems to have stagnated in the past ten years, so you think they have fallen into a middle-income trap? Didn’t you know that the past ten years were a strong phase of the U.S. dollar cycle? This decade the U.S. dollar will depreciate and their nominal U.S. dollar GDP per capita will increase significantly.
Moreover, Chinese people have the highest IQ in the world. Is there any reason why the Chinese people are not the first in the world per capita? China's per capita GDP has increased 11 times in the past decade, and even increased 16 times in central provinces.
Don't say that the base is low so the growth rate is fast. No country has a faster economic growth than China when the base is low.
Yes vietnam will be stronger, but definitely without U.S military bases in the country, poor japan they werent allowed to surpass U.S in the pass because of this.
You look like someone that works in the semiconductor industry.
The next Asian tigers together Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philiphines, and Thailand.
Thailand is not the next, it's previous one
Wow!!!
Vietnam should make its own way.. and not follow the faint footsteps of other country from two generations ago..
Quá phát triển thì người dân lại càng áp lực , người dân kém hạnh phúc ,vừa đủ thôi
I hope not, Vietnamese people seem to live happy and care free lives now. Japan is just stressful, all you do is work there. I think Vietnamese people are very hard working people but they don’t need to become obsess with work much like the Japanese, Koreans and Chinese.
A Vietnamese has comfirmed. 😊
Người Việt Nam sống vô tư vì họ không biết một tương lai khủng khiếp trong 30 năm tới dưới sự lãnh đạo của Đảng Cộng sản Việt Nam và đến năm 2036 Việt Nam sẽ chính thức cạn kiệt dân số vàng
True, yes we want more money, but we care abt quality of mental life and feelings too, we want to spend time with family, friends, and for ourselves. We want to be able to smile genuinely
@@yorhaunitno.2typeb736 Việt Nam mới bắt đầu già hóa vào năm 2050. Trong lúc đó Việt Nam dư sức trở thành nước phát triển.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 việt nam hết dân số trẻ từ 2036 rồi bạn chánh phủ cs luôn đưa ra bánh vẽ nghe thì hay đấy nhưng tụi nó không làm đâu hoặc có làm thì đợi trợ cấp từ trung ương rồi thi nhau ăn, cái dân tộc này lười chây ây ra đạo đức xuống cấp nghĩ gì mà thành nc phát triển được? Còn không biết có được nữa cái bẫy thu nhập trung bình hay không kìa?
Vietnam has invested heavily and rightly in its human capital. It’s a poster boy for other emerging economies in the region and beyond.
The irony is that Japan is building the first metro line in HCMC and it's been delayed for 12 years now and still not open. How will Vietnam ever develop first world infrastructure like China did at the pace it's on. It's done an amazing job at improving the lives of the poor and becoming an export powerhouse but it sucks at developing big infra projects. And now it's growth seems to be moderating as it's heavily dependent on exports meaning a economic decline in the West impacts it more than other countries. And the video compared total GDP, asking when VN can reach 4T. But that's a pointless number, Japan is about 25% higher population. VN's per capita GDP wld need to increase 8x to reach Japan's current levels.
Because US want Vietnam to be the next Japan,a dog to bite China
It is not difficult to increase by eight times. China's per capita GDP has increased by 11 times in the past 20 years.
In time Vietnam will, infrastructure is one of many priorities of Vietnamese government niw.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 我很好奇你的头像里是什么文字？
@@angkhoanguyen6114 Tôi tò mò không biết trong ảnh chân dung của anh có chữ gì?
Trong khi người già ở Hàn Quốc, Trung Quốc, Đài Loan đi du lịch khắp nơi, thì người già ở Nhật Bản vẫn đang làm việc cho đến chết, cô đơn lúc về già, chết không ai hay biết. Thì giống Nhật Bản để làm cái gì 🤔🤔
逆を返せば、日本には高齢者を雇用する会社があるということです。
@@west3455 cốt lõi của cuộc sống là hạnh phúc. Cuộc sống như vậy có hạnh phúc không. Kinh tế Nhật Bản thịnh vượng như bây giờ cũng nhờ những người thế hệ trước chăm chỉ, siêng năng, nhưng bây giờ họ nhận lại sự cô đơn, tẻ nhạt, họ làm việc để che giấu đi sự cô đơn của bản thân. Người nào cũng mong muốn có gia đình, con cháu sum vầy, đó mới là cuộc sống.
@@bichsbanhbaos4088 家族と暮らすことはいいことですが、国が発展すると子供は親より高学歴となり親と同じ仕事をしない
場合が多くなる。日本にはベトナム人が50万人、中国人が40万人、インドネシア人15万人。他の国も合わせると200万人若者が働いている。これは自分が望む仕事ができるというのが大きい。
それと日本の年寄りは日本国内の旅行はよくしてます。
北海道と沖縄だと別の国に旅行に行ったぐらい景色も環境も変わる。
@@bichsbanhbaos4088家族で住むことは経済発展とともに難しくなると思う。
学校を卒業して子供が就職する場合、できるだけ良い会社に就職しますよね。そしてその会社がある所で生活をするようになり、そしてその近くで家庭を築く。
@@bichsbanhbaos4088 Bạn có mặc cảm gì với Nhật bản mà đem giá trị hạnh phúc của Việt nam so với họ. Cha mẹ Việt sanh con để nhờ vả mới có chuyện muốn có con cháu sum vầy, đó là sự giả tạo ích kỷ của người Việt, ngược lại thì cha mẹ Việt hay có thói "từ con cái," đó là văn hóa 2 mặt. Bạn dựa vào thông tin từ người Việt đánh giá xả hội Nhật thì bạn nói với người Việt trong nước bạn thì không sao, nhưng bạn hỏi người Nhật như vậy thì bạn cần đủ kiến thức và tự tin để mà nói nhé. Tôi nghĩ @west3455 cũng không bận tâm đến người Việt lắm cho nên sẽ không trả lời đâu. Cái cách viết của west rỏ ràng là người Nhật rồi, nếu bạn ấy phản biện thì bạn cũng phải có trách nhiêm ứng phó nhé.
越南有机会成为那样的发达国家，如果这个国家在反腐，政治和投资方面都能做得很好的话。
Sadly Now, developing country can't be a developed country anymore..
Japan could developed quickly after WW2 because the USA has given Japan a democratic constitution and a protection umbrella which allowed Japan use full resources for economical development without the need to spend for national defense.
If Vietnam could continue to have good friendship with all international powerhouse such as USA, China, Russia, India, South Korea, Japan, Australia and focus on education and labor resource development then Vietnam could be the next Asian tiger.
Yes vietnam will be stronger, but definitely without U.S military bases in the country, poor japan they werent allowed to surpass U.S in the pass because of this.
For some wierd reason,ppl keep thinking only japan is rich or developed. The richest country in asia for the LAST 2 DECADES been SINGAPORE, yes in SOUTHEAST ASIA, NOT EAST ASIA!!😂Singapore also is ranked most developed country in asia❤❤If u google it, u'll see the country popped up TOP in all sources is Singapore,NOT Japan!!!😂
Another fun fact is: Singapore has the highest avg salary in asia/world no 3, Japan been behind Singapore for 2 decades & ppl still think its 1990 now😂🤣 Vietnam avg salary is still at shocking low, about 15 times LOWER than Singapore!!❤ Japan avg salary been behind Singapre, that explains why many japanese & Koreans too been working in singapore for higher salary & refuse to go back home!!
Also not many ppl know that Singapore is the biggest investor in Vietnam with a total registered capital of $2.55 billion, up by 51.3 percent from 2023.❤ITS NOT JAPAN, Hello??!!
Vietnam need to solve its shocking low salary situation 1st, i will give them another 200 yrs to catch up with singapore high standard of living & high quality of life🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
that japan was already develop before ww2 so they have a huge head start already.
Japan developed before World War II. The starting line is different from Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam. The evidence is that famous Japanese companies have existed since before World War II.
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 But Singapore is too small . It cannot compare to Japan. Just compare to Tokyo. Japan was rich but many countries in the world shared with her. Other hand, Singapore received more than give.
The pursuit of GDP growth alone does not necessarily result in a happier society, as we can see from China's example. In its quest for economic development, China has sacrificed its rich cultural heritage by tearing down ancient structures and displacing many from their ancestral homes. In an attempt to emulate the US, China demolishes old buildings and replaces them with new ones. In contrast, Europe values its historical architecture and does not prioritize GDP growth in the same way. Similarly, the Vietnamese people cherish their laid-back lifestyle in Vietnam. If the country focuses solely on aggressive GDP growth, it risks changing this relaxed way of life. Many Vietnamese immigrants in the US often fondly reminisce about the leisurely lifestyle they enjoyed back home, as they find the work-centric lifestyle in the US less appealing.
I think it is reasonable for Vietnam to follow this path. Work hard but don't have to be under too much pressure like Japan, Korea, and China. When the economy is richer, the government will have to pay more attention to the people such as free healthcare, free tuition, support for the poor, the elderly.... creating a truly livable country. . rather than chasing the economy in a negative, pressured way
@@solue9you are right but it’s not easy to do that. it will require huge amount of tax and ppl who work hard will feel unfair. at this point, idk what is the best way for everyone live without poverty
@@zione0437 I mean reasonable regulation according to the economy, not total free.
well,that is the cost which is worthy. The historic heritage can not produce food or weapon. AS a Chinese, we always believe survival is the first element of everything. History will be created by the people and for new era, we want industrialized factory more than old palace bulid for monarch. whatever we are republic country. LOVE from china.
@@shengdongqi5063 China is making a lot of money from its remaining cultural heritage. Why do you say it is not important to the Chinese economy? Millions of people around the world come to China just to explore China's cultural heritage. Chinese films also come from the remaining heritage and it is generating a lot of money for China. Why do you say it's not important and doesn't make money?
Something critical to keep up with Japan for Vietnam is the bureaucratic efficiency. This includes improvements in integrating government services. At least for now, a single administrative matter could take a long time to tackle. If the capacity of the state could not keep up with its own growth and support the growth, it’s hard to believe that Vietnam could go far.
Do việt nam trải qua nhiều chiến tranh😢nên phải luôn cảnh giác mọi lúc mọi nơi,cho nên đất nước không thể không đầu tư nhiều cho quân sự
Bạn nhầm dồi, Việt Nam có nạn cộng sản cầm quyền nên 1000 năm nữa ko khá lên đc
Việt nam cần phát triển trở thành kinh tế thứ ba như nhật bản để bảo vệ hòa bình biển đông 💌💌💌💌
Maybe after 300 years
Please stop with the "Vietnam will be the next X". Vietnam shouldn't copy rich nations at the cost of our culture. I've been living in Singapore for a while, and it's a prime example of what happens when a country pursues wealth at all cost. A once vibrant city reduced to a soulless husk where there's no culture left but money, money and money.
👍 come to Japan and its even worse, ppl find it hard to smile genuinely there
Since when singapore is souless hub? Thats u only. If u see singapore so negatively then why do u still live there?? U mean u moved to singapore not in pursuit in better life & better wealth?? Pls dont lie to yourself.😂
Also not many ppl know that Singapore is the biggest investor in Vietnam with a total registered capital of $2.55 billion, up by 51.3 percent from 2023.❤ITS NOT JAPAN, Hello??!!
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 He can travel or work there for a while, many multinational companies are based in Singapore and they invest throughout Southeast Asia as Singapore's company (even VinFast-VN Also based in Singapore to participate in the US stock market). Of course Singapore is one of the best cities in Southeast Asia but it is not the best country, it is too small and boring without the majestic beauty of nature when it comes to the status of a country. Gia, even Bangkok is much more interesting than Singapore ^^. It is important that Singapore has reached its own limit but Vietnam has not
I am puzzled by the statement that a once vibrant city reduced to a soulless husk…. Hmm… Singapore is still vibrant after 58 years… and our country’s short history couldn’t compare to other countries with more history and due to size, we aren’t full of rich culture like other bigger countries since we are a city state. However, Singapore’s short history of nation building makes us pragmatic, efficient, tolerant of different cultures and due to our lack of natural resources, we have strong survival and build-in crisis mode that only our country’s people can relate to. Plus, we’re really good at building state of art infrastructure and greenery because our country has nothing to start with so we build whatever we could to survive and make our surrounding more beautiful. You have stayed in Singapore all these while and never really see the essence of our hardworking people. Money is essential because as usual, we have nothing to fall back on.
I âm à proud Vietnamese American, BUT, Vietnam isn’t gonna be Japan, not in another 500 years.
Very different culture. Love both though.
A million years
Only traitors think so!
Comment very good, that is realy in future...vvv😊😊👍👍
as vietnamese live in canada,,, we don't need to be japan,,,, more development and stable economy, political,,,,
The thing is we don't want to become like Japan😂 we want ppl to be happy and open
Yes, not the slightest doubt
Mentality is completely different
8:04 Whoa whoa whoa, slow down there buster 😂👋🏽
Vietnam akan tetap vietnam 🇮🇩
if they weed out the corruption...& have better regulation..
Right now Vietnam is weeding corruption quite well. For example former banker of SCB Truong My Lan is sentenced to death for stealing 10% of the country GDP.
你说的很对
During the French in Vietnam, Singapore wanted to be Vietnam. Now look at Singapore, and Vietnam after decades of wars.
Impossible
Trying to catch up with Russia or China before Vietnam becomes next Japan or Asia Tiger compares realistically.😅
Vietnam needs to grow consistently for the next 20 years, and also upgrade their economy to an advanced economy in order to join other advanced economies in Asia like Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong.
vietnam also the asean leader
@@afizi1213 don’t understand why you say Vietnam is ASEAN leader. In terms of country, it is usually the biggest country in ASEAN, Indonesia, or the most influential in ASEAN, Singapore, that can be leader. I haven’t heard of other countries being leader beside Indonesia and Singapore in ASEAN.
@@ditsygirl5409 If Indonesia becomes the leader of ASEAN, I don't think it will progress because Indonesia is the same. other countries prioritize themselves, with. malaysia and his neighbor are fighting again to lead?? they deny all rights. Malays in Southeast Asia while they are not as good as our nation, we cannot let Indonesia succeed on its own, many countries in Southeast Asia will overcome them, funny ehh
@@afizi1213 currently in ASEAN, the biggest country by GDP is Indonesia followed by Thailand and Singapore in third position. Vietnam has a population of almost 20 times of Singapore but ranked number 5. You ask for Vietnam to be leader now, who in ASEAN will agree? You are funny!🤣
If Vietnam enters the ranks of developed countries, China will already be among them.
It is pathetic that some people use Japan as model for economic development. If Japan's model is so good, why its economy has been stuck for 3 decades?
well, you're definitely "behind" Asia alright. way, way, way... behind
Will it become democracy?
never
and shouldn't be.
Việt Nam sau chiến tranh biên giới 1979 hoà bình trong 45 năm, xây dựng từ đống tro tàn chiến tranh, đến được như bây giờ đã là quá tốt rồi. Nhưng chúng ta phải nhìn nhận sự thật rằng, trong 10 năm đổ lại đây, Việt Nam có quá nhiều vấn đề tiêu cực, tham nhũng, lạm phát, giá nhà đất cao, phân hoá giàu nghèo, buôn lậu và thực phẩm bẩn và lợi ích nhóm. Những vấn đề này đã kéo Việt Nam đi xuống từng ngày từng ngày. Việt Nam được các chuyên gia nhận xét là đất nước có tiềm năng nhưng không chịu phát triển. Bản thân Mình là 1 công dân Việt Nam yêu nước, đóng thuế đầy đủ và góp công xây dựng cộng đồng nhưng là một người con đất Việt ai cũng có giống mơ về một Việt Nam hùng cường đứng đầu khối đông nam á. Là một cá nhân nhỏ bé, góp sức xây dựng xã hội là điều mình có thể làm nhưng mình vẫn luôn Hy vọng trong tương lai Việt Nam sẽ có một thế hệ lãnh đạo tốt hơn, đưa đất nước đi lên.
I have heard so much about Vietnam becoming this becoming dad my whole life and I never saw it becoming anything. Just let it be please.
it will take years for Vietnam to become next Japan, but the Vietnamese people will be happier due to the culture differences.
You are right, we Vietnamese want to be a develop economy with the sustainable society not like japan, they are depressed society
they population also more biggest that japan now
@@ducthomai-tn6bftrue, no way we will sacrifice the happiness for being one of the richest. We want to chill and laugh, not walking around like robots and emotionless
25 years is the longest.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 before 2060 yess bro
It is true that vietnam economics goes behind many its neighbouring countries due to problematic factors. However, let's focus on economics only to stay competitive with reformative era.Should Vietnam priotize on economics or military sector?
Is there next vietnam ?
In your dream.
Vietnam akan menyalip beberapa negara di asia Tenggara. Mereka sudah mulai memperbaiki pendidikan dn insfrastruktur secara merata. Disana juga para siswa suka belajar sains dna technology, beda dengan di negaraku. Yang malah mementingkan pelajaran fiqih dan sebagainya. Makanya sulit maju si konoha
Indonesia và Việt Nam sẽ thăng tiến cùng nhau, đừng bi quan quá.
we must become athiest
@@terangulang5291 Vietnam was never athiest
per kapita indonesia jg dicarry sm komoditas kwkw. klo comodity boomnya dh habis ya sudah stuck ekonomi indonesia. kapita asli indonesia mungkin sekitaran 4000 an kayak vietnam persis. tp vietnam jangka panjang lebih menjanjikan.
@@Navra-sc2ws Indonesia công nghiệp lẫn nông nghiệp yếu chỉ dựa và tiêu dùng thì Việt Nam hoàn toàn có thể bắt kịp trong tương lai.
Tôi là người Việt Nam tôi biết Việt Nam trả bao giờ trở thành được Nhật Bản cả
IMO Vietnam is the Next South Korea
Short answer : No
Long answer : Never
Japan is a country that has experienced people's lives before all other Asian countries or maybe even European countries. They have experience from 0 to the top of the world economy and know what results society has when they have money. They know how to change education from competition to harmony. All of these things need to be experienced, not imitated. Currently, China, Korea, and Vietnam are all following that path. Conclusion: If we are not rich, we will always think we must get rich to solve everything. Only when we are rich will we know that money is not everything.
get close to Asean to get better footing.
Should develop closer to Germany to develop industrial base and work together with northern neighbour based on mutual respect on both sides.
Though Japan and South Korea can help as well but their method might make Dai Viet in a middle income trapped Nation.
Vietnam history is full of bloodshed but it takes an effort for them to have a truly " independence mind set ". Being independence not necessarily to be a blind nationalist but wise enough to steer around to develop good relationship with everyone but yet steer its own course
While it is good to learn history however dont forget knowing history not necessarily put food on the table.
Vietnam's desire to become a developed country mainly depends on whether it can smoothly carry out industrial upgrading. Producing clothes and shoes is not enough to become a developed country. If industrial upgrading fails, it will become a breeding ground for other developed countries and be harvested periodically. When Vietnam undergoes industrial upgrading, it will inevitably touch the interests of Western countries and be suppressed by them through various means, just like China's current situation. What's different is that China has strong military power, which allows it to say no to unreasonable demands from Western countries
Carry on daydream!!!
Daydream is meaningless to us Vietnamese, we actually take efforts to achieve our dreams.
The Japanese model relied on a few, large family owned companies. Keitetsu. Cheibol in Korean. Vietnam has SOEs. The Chinese model. The temptation will be for government interference within the SOEs which is a poison chalice.
If Vietnam can follow the Taiwanese model, millions of tiny family companies, that fall under the government radar, forming an interconnected network, then Vietnam will have achieved a goal of being as important and as an equal to Japan
Vietnamese model are not the same. We learned from different developed countries and then develop our own.
Vietnam must develop and foster its institutions and let these run the economy. The government must not engage in business. Their role is to make & administer laws, look after defense, immigration, foreign policy, education, stabilize the economy including regulating the distribution of wealth, including the provision of health care..but more importantly this need to be carried out in a way that is just, transparent, consensual, equitable and fair. 😮
@@JL-yt5hy Wrong, having state-owned enterprises will ensure Vietnam self-reliance over resources.
Not the Taiwan 🇹🇼 model 😬 they're practically dependent on few industries. Taiwan 🇹🇼 is too dependent on subcontracting like Vietnam 🇻🇳 is also. Vietnam 🇻🇳 is also unconfortably dependent on Samsung. When Samsung lost 90% of profits from chips Vietnam 🇻🇳 exports and GDP growth contracted massively allowing PH 🇵🇭 to retake the GDP growth crown 👑 starting Jan 2022
@@miaya3898 Samsung needs Vietnam, Vietnam doesn't need Samsung. Philippines always below Vietnam in GDP growth, only beat Vietnam in 2023 because of wars affecting trade, yet can't change the fact that Vietnam industry and agriculture eclipsing Philippines. Vietnam still ahead of Philippines in both total economy and per capita, and will continue to exceed Philippines in GDP growth. Vietnam will become like South Korea and Japan, while Philippines still remain a poor country.
Tại sao chúng tôi phải trở thành nhật bản? Chúng tôi phát triển theo cách của mình
thôi xàm vừa thôi đừng ở đó mà ảo tưởng. Có chạy dài cũng còn lâu mới bằng ng ta. Quan trọng là còn tham nhũng và cái ý thức con người. mà cái đó thì ... khó😢
Phát triển theo các tụt lùi😂😂😂
Việt Nam năm 1995 mới được Mỹ và các nước phương Tây dỡ bỏ cấm vận kinh tế, 1999 mới thu hút đầu tư nước ngoài, 2001 mới bước vào công cuộc công nghiệp hóa Đất nước, 2007 mới vào WTO. Tính ra chưa đầy 25 năm để Việt Nam tự do phát triển
japan dont happy ppl,vietnam they happy.
Stay in school…
Japan made a ton of money from WWII, actually, which is why it was able to expand so quickly.
Post-war Japan had great ambitions. in restoring the country Both continuing the same thing and receiving support from the United States. A strong industry has been built. Starting with no equal competitors During the industrial transition period. While Vietnam has only grown through FDI, focusing on selling cheap labor. Even though VN tried to start his own brand. But it is following. In a market that is already occupied. There comes a point when wages start to get high. Everything will slow down along with the middle income trap. For countries that sell cheap labor.
It does not matter, as long as Vietnam's per capita industrial capacity increases along with wages, foreign investment will not leave.
But it is better to have your own company, because if wages are the same in two countries and the industrial capacity per person is the same, foreign investors will be more inclined to set up companies at home.
It does not matter, as long as Vietnam's per capita industrial capacity increases along with wages, foreign investment will not leave.
But it is better to have your own company, because if wages are the same in two countries and the industrial capacity per person is the same, foreign investors will be more inclined to set up companies at home.
You still think Vietnam is in the 2000s? Utterly wrong, right now most labor in Vietnam are no longer cheap and they mostly sent to outside world to learn many technologies so that they could return to Vietnam ans contribute their knowledges. Strong industry is now Vietnam priority now, and Vietnam already have many large companies and mastered many high-tech products. Given time Vietnam will become a strong nation with developed economy.
vietnam will be little japan..
Yès vietnam can
Không
Yes vietnam will be stronger, but definitely without U.S military bases in the country, poor japan they werent allowed to surpass U.S in the pass because of this.
👍
Before World War II, Japan had become an industrial power. The starting points of the two countries are completely different. After World War II, only a few Japanese cities were destroyed, while others remained intact. When the war ended, Vietnam was completely flattened. It was not until 1990 that Vietnam actually ended the war. Vietnam was under an economic embargo until 1995. After World War II, Japan devoted all its energy to economic development without having to spend much on military investment and received a lot of support from the US. Vietnam started from a negative number, Vietnam did not receive support from any country.
I believe Vietnam can become the next Japan in 2040, and the next China in 2060.
i can tell you with the outmost confidence ,NO vietnam is not the next japan
In an alternate timeline, people imagine either South Vietnam survives or wins the war and imagine South Vietnam or the country including government being like South Korea. So I think the better question would be 'Can Vietnam (kinda) become the next South Korea?' I added 'kinda' in brackets because since Vietnam is communist, It won't become fully like South Korea's economy if you're referring to the current government of Vietnam which was the Communists invading the South.
South Vietnam is corrupt and incompetent, if survived can only become like Philippines. A reunified Vietnam is always better, unlike Philippines we have the strength and wisdom to become a rich nation.
Việt Nam lên học hỏi người Nhật rất nhiều
Vietnam wont be the next Japan , becuase there are many more outstanding countries than Japan now
Vietnam will become more outstanding than Japan in the future.
@@angkhoanguyen6114For some wierd reason,ppl keep thinking only japan is rich or developed. The richest country in asia for the LAST 2 DECADES been SINGAPORE, yes in SOUTHEAST ASIA, NOT EAST ASIA!!😂Singapore also is ranked most developed country in asia❤❤If u google it, u'll see the country popped up TOP in all sources is Singapore,NOT Japan!!!😂
Another fun fact is: Singapore has the highest avg salary in asia/world no 3, Japan been behind Singapore for 2 decades & ppl still think its 1990 now😂🤣 Vietnam avg salary is still at shocking low, about 15 times LOWER than Singapore!!❤ Japan avg salary been behind Singapre, that explains why many japanese & Koreans too been working in singapore for higher salary & refuse to go back home!!
Also not many ppl know that Singapore is the biggest investor in Vietnam with a total registered capital of $2.55 billion, up by 51.3 percent from 2023.❤ITS NOT JAPAN, Hello??!!
@@angkhoanguyen6114VN có thể giỏi nhưng Nhật Bản kinh nghiệm hơn. Nhật Bản là thành viên G7 7 nền kinh tế tiên tiến.
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 everybody already know, no one cares anymore. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Irnt1 Nó hòa bình từ năm 1945 trong khi chúng ta chỉ mới thoát cấm vận từ năm 1995. So sánh khập khiểng.
Việt Nam không thể như nhật bản vì Việt Nam phát triển kinh tế nhưng không đánh đổi chỉ số hạnh phúc
Tất cả các chỉ số ở Việt Nam đều bị Chính phủ làm sai lệch hoặc chỉnh sửa, người dân được Chính phủ tuyên truyền về một cuộc sống ấm áp, hạnh phúc nhưng bản thân họ đang sống một cuộc sống khó khăn mà họ không thể nhận thức được vì sự tuyên truyền của Đảng Cộng sản Điều đó được khẳng định bởi số lượng kỷ lục lao động Việt Nam ở nước ngoài
@@yorhaunitno.2typeb736 Ở Việt Nam vẫn sống tốt hơn các nước phát triển, và chính phủ làm sai lệnh chỉ số để nhân ưu đãi phát triển kinh tế, Việt Nam tăng trưởng bình quân thực chất trên 10%.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 sống tốt vậy nhập cư lậu qua anh và leo tường ở mỹ làm gì
@@yorhaunitno.2typeb736 Phản động làm mấy trò mèo đó. Chứ sang Mỹ để làm nail à?
sống tốt z sao qua nước ngoài làm j để r không muốn về quê 😢
in Southeast Asia Only Thailand and Singapore have not fallen into the Chinese lending trap.
West trap more dangerous.
Thailand is falling, Vietnam will not.
Look at Japan, it has been a developed country since the Edo period.
Taiwan South Korea and now China had become rich and developed by doing similar if not the same thing as Japan. Japan development started before ww2 , not after , before the war Japan were already industrial developed global powers.
This is all appearances, but IQ per capita plays a key role
@@CHANGJIANGLONGIQ per capita of Vietnam is increasing rapidly every year.
For some wierd reason,ppl keep thinking only japan is rich or developed. The richest country in asia for the LAST 2 DECADES been SINGAPORE, yes in SOUTHEAST ASIA, NOT EAST ASIA!!😂Singapore also is ranked most developed country in asia❤❤If u google it, u'll see the country popped up TOP in all sources is Singapore,NOT Japan!!!😂
Another fun fact is: Singapore has the highest avg salary in asia/world no 3, Japan been behind Singapore for 2 decades & ppl still think its 1990 now😂🤣 Vietnam avg salary is still at shocking low, about 15 times LOWER than Singapore!!❤ Japan avg salary been behind Singapre, that explains why many japanese & Koreans too been working in singapore for higher salary & refuse to go back home!!
Also not many ppl know that Singapore is the biggest investor in Vietnam with a total registered capital of $2.55 billion, up by 51.3 percent from 2023.❤ITS NOT JAPAN, Hello??!!
@@monalisaaltenburg4879 Before the Japanese economic depression, they were actually richer than Singapore.
@@angkhoanguyen6114
Japan has always been poorer than Singapore.
Based on GDP per capita purchasing power parity, Singapore has been ahead of Japan since at least 1980. In 1980, per capita GDP purchasing power parity was 9,480 international dollars in Singapore and 9,150 international dollars in Japan. In 1995, per capita GDP purchasing power parity was 35,090 international dollars in Singapore and 24,220 international dollars in Japan. At this time, Japan's nominal US dollar per capita GDP has reached as high as 44,210 US dollars (2 times the purchasing power parity), while Singapore's 24,910 US dollars (2/3 of the purchasing power parity).
All of this comes from the violent appreciation of the yen, but Japan's industries are not high-end enough, resulting in nominal GDP per capita in US dollars being unable to grow, waiting for purchasing power parity to match it.
Later, the so-called reason for losing 30 years was that the violent appreciation of the yen enabled Japan to gain 30 years first.
The sharp appreciation of the yen and maintaining a high exchange rate of the yen have both disadvantages and advantages.
The disadvantage is that Japan will no longer have only ordinary products or will have fewer ordinary products, which will affect the purchasing power parity growth rate of GDP per capita (the real growth rate after excluding inflation). Japan's general product production capacity will be transferred abroad and then imported.
The advantage is that Japan will focus on the production, R&D, and design of high-end (complex) products, which will increase the complexity of the Japanese economy.
Although everyone thinks that Japan has lost 30 years, overall Japan has not lost anything. Due to the sharp appreciation of the yen under the Plaza Accord, Japan first gained 30 years and then lost 30 years.
I'm a Korean and from what I understand,
Japan's economic growth was fueled by its role as a US supply base during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Therefore, Vietnam cannot replicate Japan's success in the same way.
However, due to the diligence of the Vietnamese people, they are likely to achieve economic growth in a similar manner to China. but I just hoped that they will not side with China, however 😅
Don't worry, i'm Vietnamese and i can assure you that Vietnam will NEVER side with China.
Don't worry, our country is neutral until America makes us turn to China
Being the next Japan is always cooler that being the next US.
Kawaii noises:
I don’t think so. Japan had always been a wealthy and advanced country. Its industries are enormous and diverse, people are highly skilled, its modern institutions are world class. Vietnam doesn’t have any of this, neither in the past nor today. Japan is a European country but in Asia. 😂
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Yes.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 Long answer: Yes, in your dreams.
@@user-ks8hr6wh9j Long answer: Yes, and it's the reality. Chinese can only hope to slow Vietnam down.
@@user-ks8hr6wh9j Frog in the well