Is Vietnam the Next Economic Power?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Vietnam is a rapidly growing nation in terms of economy and manufacturing. But how has its geography, demographics, and neighbors affected it so far. I mean it does sit right next to China, possibly the world's biggest economic power soon. Will Vietnam be able to make a name for itself in the future?
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7:55 DUDE, YOU HAVE THAT HISTORY TOTALLY BACKWARDS!!! The Khmer Rouge was NOT set up by Vietnam. It was backed more by China, the U.S.A., and Thailand, and actually invaded Vietnam (allied more with the Soviet union), which led to Vietnam retaliatorily invading Cambodia and deposing the Khmer Rouge and replacing it with another Soviet-aligned (and much less murderous) regime. China invaded Vietnam in retaliation because Vietnam DEPOSED the Khmer Rouge, WHICH WAS A CHINESE ALLY.
I really think you should fix this issue, it’s quite an important detail
Thank you!
@@pollbun7490 yeah it’s kind of like name explain saying Jackwees
Actually, it seems that Vietnam/North Vietnam and the Viet Cong did support the Khmer Rouge BEFORE they won and took over Cambodia. This makes sense since both were communists fighting against non-communists and Pol Pot fought the French with the Viet Minh in 1953-1954 before leading the 1968 Khmer Rouge insurgency against the Kingdom of Cambodia and U.S.-backed Republic of Cambodia. I presume the Khmer Rouge also helped the Viet Cong, since it's well known that the Viet Cong operated in Cambodia. Thus, there was a very pragmatic reason for the alliance as well as an ideological one.
Unfortunately for Vietnam, the Khmer Rouge turned out to be very fascist as well as very communist, and viewed Vietnam and the Vietnamese as an enemy for ancient reasons (and still relevant geopolitical reasons), as well as the fact that there were ideological reasons for them to align more with the Chinese (who supported them even more than Vietnam did and even personally trained Pol Pot in military, political, and ideological subjects) while Vietnam was more allied with the Soviets.
P.S. For inexplicable reasons, I am incapable of editing my original comment.
EDIT: I've edited the above comment to say Pol Pot started the Khmer Rouge insurgency in 1968, not that he formed the Khmer Rouge in 1968, because I just read that and I'm not what it means. I also changed it to say he fought "with" the Viet Minh, rather than "in" the Viet Minh. He actually did join the "Khmer Viet Minh", which seems to separate from the the Vietnamese Viet Minh, but was also dominated by ethnic Vietnamese. "Fought" also MIGHT not be strictly true, since he apparently was tasked with farming cassava and running a canteen.
@@Mr.Nichan One of the major reason for Khmer Rouge dislike of Vietnam (outside of historical and geopolitics) is that Vietnam doesn’t actively support it, they are more fond of the Kingdom of Cambodia (since the kingdom is quite moderate and allow VC to operate in Cambodia), they doubt Khmer Rouge will do the same thing. So Vietnam multiple times either reject or quite indirect in their support of Khmer Rouge before their take over, which pushes the Khmer Rouge in the arms of China. And yes the Sino-Soviet split also contributed to their hatred as Vietnam is loyal to the USSR.
One of the reason VN has low urbanization is the "new countryside" program, which improved living condition of VNese countryside, making it less attractive to move to big cities. This program aims at improving roads, access to education and services, reducing poverty rate and some more. It has been quite successful as most of VNese countryside have transformed, so the program's criteria have been changed to reflect the next step.
America could use this for the Rustbelt. Give poor urban Americans the money to move into communities with down towns you can walk to!
That actually sounds really awesome
Lack of Heavy Industry limits Vietnam's development ceiling. If you stay neutral in the current Sino-American struggle, you have a strong chance of breaking into a high-mid income economy. However, if you wish to become a developed nation, it's not easy.
@@tianwong152 staying neutral is what VN has been trying to do.
@@Krasnoye158 It's of ABSOLUTE IMPORTANCE you stick to it. DO NOT under ANY circumstances stand with either power. I'm Chinese but I urge you not to stand with China either. Stay neutral, support your Party, stick to Socialism and you have a solid chance of becoming a high-mid income economy. It's unlikely you'll become high income however due to lack of heavy industry. But military involvement in business is very bad, you need to stop the army from getting involved in business.
Lots of love to Vietnam🇻🇳, From Philippines🇵🇭 Lets rise together ASEAN!!!
Thanks. Love from VN
Lets forget about EU vs Russia! This is the time for ASEAN vs China!
@@ryandee526 you go 1st nah.
Yes
Love to both from america 🇺🇸
As an citizen of the U.S.A I feel like most Americans have a real respect and interest in Vietnam. Despite fighting an unpopular war there and many people probably having a grandpa or a great uncle or something that might have fought. The average American feels very ashamed of that war, and has real admiration for the fighting spirit of the Vietnamese people. I hope Vietnam grows better and better in the future and that I can visit someday.
Untrue. Many Americans are proud of the fact that our country tried to defend the Republic of Vietnam from attacks by North Vietnam and the communists. The US were not the aggressors.
@@mikesiciliano210 🤡 just admit that you lost the war
@@HeadsetHatGuy When the US left, South Vietnam was still an independent nation. It was our goal to keep South Vietnam free. It was only a few years AFTER the US left that South Vietnam lost against a renewed North Vietnamese offensive.
SCOREBOOAARD. Heyy, I know that guy, he cry like a little 🐶. VIET NAAAM undefeateeed 😈
Thanks
Kind of crazy how geopolitics can change so drastically in a short amount of time. If you said even 40 years ago that Vietnam would become a western ally, I think most would have said you were crazy.
Yup 30 years before that they were allies fighting the japanese, 20 years before that the japanese were allies fighting the germans
Vietnam is kinda chill towards foreign powers as long as they aren't messing around VN borders.
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Mount dollars try conquet mini country but can't as China and Japan ,
Among us vcong is spy of china 🇨🇳😿
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Much oil ,food, .....in future China alway want war to all world but Tyrant< Asian International help :)
Eh, I mean nuked japan, and 40 years ago the cold war was very still on. Fairly sure they'd think we nuked them.
Ti isn’t a western ally it’s just neutral
I am from Fujian, China. I think since Japan, Korea and China have improved a lot, there is no reason that vietnam which is also a hardworking nation won't success. Keep up working and you will be richer and stronger. Love from China.
(By the way, I have a vietnamese relative, she is a kind-hearted and diligent woman. I hope I have the opportunity to travel to Vietnam in the future.)
不。越南和中国韩国日本本质不同。越南没有重工业，发展不起来的
@@tianwong152 重工业是发展出来的啊，又不是一开始就有的
one of my friends is half viet nam and china too, he kind heart but strict about his work
i love u buddy ;)
Thank you kind person
7:55 I think there is a mistake here. As far as I know, Vietnam at that time did not help or lay the foundation for the Khmer Rouge (also known as Pol Pot) that regime was created by China. The Khmer Rouge attacked villages around the Vietnamese border and brutally murdered many people. At the same time, Cambodia asked Vietnam for help, so the Vietnamese decided to attack the Khmer Rouge to end the genocidal regime and liberate Cambodia. After success, the Chinese side began to launch an attack on Vietnam but failed. Before withdrawing, China massacred all people. They also destroyed schools, hospitals, etc. At that time there was a JAPANESE REPORTER who was there to document China's crimes, but was BURNED TO BECAUSE.This evidence is verified by both Vietnam and Japan!
it true
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It's true
As an Indian I highly admire the Vietnamese.
I like how you defended/ freed your country from colonist powers and even China.
India as a nation lost to them both.
I hope we can rectify that in the future.
I hope Vietnam all the best.
I think if you make revolutionize religion. revolutionize religion. then your country will be strong
Wish you best too
@@balllightning4335 Well it's more like Vietnam has had expereience against invaders for a long time. The Indians has had Tibet, a natural mountianous country as their shield against Chinese expansions for millenias. Up until the fall of Tibet in 20th century, India has had to only defend themselves against their western neighbours.
@@balllightning4335 the only difference here is the skin color due to the different weather in the two regions. in fact, they are still Vietnamese. due to the gradual migration to the south a few hundred years ago.
@@balllightning4335 South Vietnamese looks like South east asian because the old Dai Viet Empire invaded and took over Champa, an old civilization closer to the Siam than Han chinese. The north looks closer to East asian because during 100 AD, Vietnam was conquered by China, and in an effort to subjugate Vietnamese people, the Chinese import the men as workers while deporting their own officers and men to mate with Vietnamese women. The OG Vietnamese had darker skin colour, longer hair and like dying their teeth black, all practices that was lost during the Chinese occupation due to Chinese culture being imported and Chinese standard of beauty and Chinese characteristic in occupied Vietnam.
The reason Vietnamese Kinh people are the majority now is because during the 15th century, there was an effort to clear the old Champa lands to the South and various lords and settlers set out. Along with Chinese refugee from the fall of one their Dynasties, creating the Chinese-Vietnamese people who has culture closer to the Champ Vietnamese than Han Chinese.
I'm Argentinian 🇦🇷. I always wanted to travel to Vietnam, not only because some of our exports go there (honey, meat, etc) but also because I love the landscapes of Vietnam as well as the History of the country. I mean, beating the sh1t up of like 5 empires with just a bunch of rice farmers is something only a chad would do. I would like to try food and drinks.
about food, i swear, you will definitely won't be disappointed.
The food is awesome, though there are a few dishes that takes a long time to get used to, and when you do it becomes good.
Don’t do it I’m warning you, you’re gonna never want to leave.
I'm france.i ❤️ indonesian country because good city and very beutifuly country in the world👍👍
It takes a lot. There is a good movie about the wartime called “smell of burning grass” that you could watch. It gives a feel of the time, just a bit too old of a movie.
One small correction at 5:00. Roughly a third of the nation's electricity comes from renewable energy sources, mostly hydroelectric plants (for instance Son La and Hoa Binh hydroelectric plant). Wind farm and solar power plant on a large scale are still relatively new concepts in Vietnam; nonetheless, there are a few newly installed ones such as Ninh Thuan wind farm and several others under construction.
I am also pretty sure Ninh Thuan is the proposed site for the nuclear power plant, but sadly it didn't push through...
What a bummer
@@hamanakohamaneko7028 well we don't want any nuclear accident, just look at chernobyl
@@dr.peashooter Every nuclear power plant today is surrounded by concrete. A lot of them were surrounded with concrete too before Chernobyl. Chernobyl wasn't surrounded by concrete when it exploded. I also doubt that coal plants (Vietnam's primary electricity source) polluting radioactive fumes would be any better
@@dr.peashooter nuclear energy is safer than oil, coil, etc.
Indeed, hydroelectricity plays a significant role in our economy.
The one major issue that Vietnam faces (other then China) is it's pollution.
If they are to become a regional power, then they need to address that problem.
Don't worry, Vietnamese government have promised to reduce pollution to zero in 2050 and the project is efficiently programming right now as more renewable sources become Vietnam main energy reserves.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 Hahaha joke
@@nict5828 Vietnam becomes the 10th largest solar energy producer in the world and the only country in Asia where the increase in electricity from the sun exceeds the additional electricity demand in 2021. Vietnam, along with the Netherlands and Australia, are three countries that have shifted more than 8% of their total electricity demand from fossil sources to wind and solar power in just the past two years.
Pollution may be one of the least possible concerns of the VN govt. It's a nice to have if they're combatting it, but there are more issues at hand.
Good thing the only polluted places are in Hanoi and Saigone
The two flags of Vietnam and China have nothing to do with each other. The Vietnamese flag was born before the Chinese flag.
The Vietnamese flag is red of blood and yellow of skin. The five-pointed star represents the five classes of Vietnamese people at that time.
And moreover, Vietnam did not build a Polpot regime, but that day, Polpot Khmer Rouge, with the help of China, blatantly sent troops to kill compatriots in the southwestern border region of Vietnam, although before that, Vietnam warned in advance.
While sending troops to support in Cambodia. While losing and being pursued by the Vietnamese, Polpt's army fled to Thailand and was helped by the Thai army. The northern border of Vietnam was invaded by Chinese troops from 1979-1989 and then ceased fire.
The relationship has now been normalized.
As a Vietnamese myself, you made such a good video, better than the history subject at my school. Great job!
Agree.. 😀
Truly agree.
I'm Vietnamese. I went to Germany to study. I bought a fancy jacket as a gift to my dad when I went home on vacation. He unwrapped it and there was a "Made in Vietnam" tag on it which I never even noticed. Imagine my shame.
why?
Buy the same product with a higher price, good job son, what a waste of all monies I poured for your foreign study dream.
🤣🤣
imagine paying for extra import fee and value added tax for a product that came from your own country.
What's wrong with German design and made in Vietnam. It's all good son :)
Nice one.
No mention of increasing trade ties between Vietnam and Japan. Also Vietnam and India.
The country is doing well, all credit to them.
Fun fact: theres a ton of vietnamese in czechia and we love em here. Lets form the Beer-Rice alliance
lol we can create a kind of beer from rice :)) an alliance it is brother
Yes
Use the rice to make the beer and voilà, you got the alliance drink.
let's invite them to visegrad why not
oh boy
Fun fact, a lot of soldiers of the french army during the war against the vietcongs were former german soldier (a lot of ss). They got into the foreign legion to escape the justice because the legion accepted all people even with criminal past.
and then they deserted to the Vietnamese army and help us fight back those colonists and later on the invaders.
@@HoangNguyen-xo6bp lmao my man is flexing on ss helping them, fuckint wild
There were also Japanese soilder who join the NVA to escape going to court for their war crime. Some join Vietnam to fight western country because Japan surrender.
@@randomdiscordmeme The SS, some Wehrmacht and many Japanese soldiers and officers helped Vietnam lol
@@giaopx wow I have never considered that before, I bet Korean war would have been similar? Some Japanese soldiers going and fighting against the USA..
In Vietnam we also use the Alphabet in our language. It helps tremendously when the country opened up because Western education became extremely accessible. English centres and International schools are lucrative businesses in Vietnam and many kids born after the 2010 are bilingual.
Yes, this is true - Vietnamese writing is based on the Latin alphabet. This was introduced by the Jesuits, I believe.
@@guydreamr ye, that correct
@@guydreamryea, I'm vietnamese myself and my second language is french, then english. I know how to speak viet but didn't learn how to read and write(in viet), but I can read some vietnamese words cuz it's latin. But a french person would still have a difficult time learning viet due to the accent which isn't an issue for me.
That makes little sense, the romanticisation doesnt really make Vietnamese easier to learn. It’s like learning chinese in only the pinyin system(skip the writting system), it makes no sense coz it’s a different language for the foreigners(grammar, structure, composition and relativity to the English language)
Beware of brain drain
You should’ve gone a little further into the complete devastation of Vietnam and how there wasn’t a ton of money left for them in Comecon. I know you have to keep these vs the future videos short but it’s important historical info!
im from poland and vietnam is one of my favourite asian countries next to japan and korea
visited Gdansk, Sopot, and Warsawa recently. what a hidden gem of the West, and yet so affordable too. lots of love
I can see you like Japan, you have an anime profile
Man I am Vietnamese and visiting Poland is one of the things I must do be4 I die, I watch many movies about the Poles in wars and you guys are just like us, we constantly fight against invaders. Hope to see you in Warsaw soon.
Come visit us brother. We will buy you local food and some beer to wash it down.
i love poland too as a viet
I was born and raised in the U.S. I love Vietnam and its people with all my heart. I am doing well in life and have a huge urge to go to Vietnam to live. I am in the process of getting my Vietnamese citizenship, and hopefully live there and help contribute to the local economy, and eventually help the people in need through volunteer work. I think it is natural for Vietnamese to be very proud of who we are and to fight for our brother and sisters.
As a Vietnamese person, I’m proud of my country . No matter what🥺✨ 🇻🇳
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Vietnam is great! You have a lot to be proud of. Loved the two months I spent there. Cheers from the US.
I visited for a month and I really miss it now 😭
Lots of love to Vietnam, they have full potention of economic superpower
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤🇻🇳
Thanks!
Love from vietnam 🇻🇳❤🇧🇩
h0ser seems to me like the split personality of STATE OF THE WORLD. The only difference is STATE is a bit of a scholar while h0ser is backbencher
Since when am I a scholar lmao, h0ser puts in tons of work and should be accredited 👏👏
@@StateoftheWorld Hey I like backbenchers more than scholars. No offence by the way.
Lots of love to vietnam from Indian people
As a Vietnamese, we also respect India because they show respect to us and our leader and not discriminate against us despite our different in policy
I thank you, I love Indians
@@forcyland me too Indians are dope, I hate the amount of mockery they get. And so are the Vietnamese.
Cảm ơn bạn, tình yêu từ Việt Nam 🇻🇳❤️
As a Filipino, I deeply admire the courage and resiliency of our ASEAN brother Vietnam. Throughout their history, they have valiantly fought against powerful forces like the French, Japanese, USA, and China, and successfully gained their independence. In contrast, we Filipinos have struggled to achieve the same level of success, particularly during the Spanish, Japanese, and American occupations, due to our internal divisions and lack of unity. Our society's emphasis on putting family first has also hindered our progress not just towards independence but development
I think that's why Ho Chi Minh started communism(communism and capitalism are both designed to be a temporary system for transition of a society, not a permanent one) in order to unify people.
During hard time in history, people think more about survival and are more vulnerable/stressed. So people also unify on 1 firm belief tomove forward in hard times.
It's easier to make people follow simple things, but the same concept can also apply to stereotypes and lies just like the strategy of the nazi: if you want to lie, make it short, make it a big lie, then repeat it until people believe. Kind of like what's going on with some asian stereotypes portrayed as unmanly/unreliable and it started since the 1800s but no one mention it in history just like the war crimes american soldiers commited. But everyone did bad, it's just that I don't like one of them is allowed to hide due to their media at the time.
In summary, the mass is very simple minded so it's easy to lie but also the mass seek simple and firm ideology during hard times to move in pack.
The biggest Irony of the Philippines is that they broke away from the US at the worst possible time for their future.
They could've possibly developed into the major SEA powerhouse just like Japan and Korea up north. Quite possibly becoming richer than any current US state or territory before officially declaring independence. The positives and negatives that come from having full support of the richest nation on earth can change a lot about history.
@@SuperCatacata Well they prefer the term rather their country by ruin by a dictatorship rather than be subject and economically relied on foreign power far away from them.
If they fall it their own fault.
Either way it their country what they do it their decision. Even if it damm their country.
The goverment is concentrating on improving the countryside too along with cheaper prices all along which means they don't really need to move to cities. Thus, a lot of factories are situated in the countryside ( lower price) so we are bringing in a more balanced approach so that the citieswont be overcrowded and ppl can sustain themselves with the amenities
I wish my beautiful Vietnamese sisters can grow to become rich and influencial.
Love Philippines :)
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What about the brothers?
@@MinecraftGuy237 I see countries in terms of gender.
I.e. Germany = Male / USA = Male / Russia= Male
And I characterize most Asian countries as Female/Feminine. (I.e. China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore)
So when I make a wish for Vietnam and prefer to it as a "she". It also applies to the Male Inhabitants.
There are only a few of my Asian Sibling countries that I refer to as male. (I.e. Mongolia, Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, Brunei, North Korea)
@@MinecraftGuy237 I prefer to countries in terms of Male or Female. (I.e. Male = Germany / Female = South Korea)
When I visited Vietnam, I was amazed to see how many new houses were being built. Constant construction. About time for them to do well!
Vietnam totally stands to gain from globalization. Poorer countries get a humongous part of global manufacturing which tends to harm the biggest economies but tremendously upgrade the poorer ones. This is a good time for Vietnam which will probably not last for a long time, so spend the best of it!
We already know it's temporary, the true purpose is to gain and produce technologies and increase the quality and modernity of the dosmetic products, Make in Vietnam products. That is the true way to become more developed longer in the future.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 that's true! Hoping for the best in the future for all Southeast Asian countries. For me as a European, Southeast Asia has every capacity to become a prosperous beacon of democracy in the East.
First Vietnam defeated all superpowers in the military way, now they want to defeat them in economy.
I'll start to learn Vietnamese...
Defeat in economy is not even possible lmao, just look at the people
@@Asm0sday true. But who know? :)))
@@Asm0sday Nowaday, almost 70% Vietnamese people can speak English, so it not too hard to become a super power in economy just by diplomatic
I will teach u how to say du ma. Jus sound it out in english. Duu ma. It means mothafuka. Du ma may,means f ur mum. Lol
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 ??? dạy khùng khùng điên điên j đấy
I am Vietnamese living in Vietnam and I like this vid a lot! This video is really well-made, the details are accurate, and the animation is vry nice. I feel proud of my own country
Except the Khmer Rouge part.
@@titiung oh yeah right well i mean we did help the khmer rouge in the cambodian civil war
Love Vietnam! The future is bright in Asia and especially Vietnam. Smart and hardworking people compared to other parts of the world.
Vietnam is still surprising the world with it achievements as a Vietnamese I am proud of my country
Vietnam after winning against the Japanese, the French, the Americans and the Chinesse in a row: what can I Say? I just really good at this game
Don't forget Cambodia too. We defeat the Khmer rouge n set Cambodia free.
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 Vietnam was unable to take over Cambodia, which China made sure of.
Trò chơi chiến tranh? Giết người?. chúng tôi yêu chuộng hòa bình. Độc lập Tự do cho dân tộc chúng tôi. chúng tôi ko muốn gây hại cho bất kỳ quốc gia nào. yêu chuộng hòa bình là điều người Việt nam hướng đến
@@yume6532 they did not want to "take over" only to take out the Khmer Rouge.
@@juanfranciscovillarroelthu6876 That's their excuse, because they would lose Hanoi if they tried to stay in Cambodia.
7:55 a big mistake, quite the contrary, China nurtured Polpot, then America, Thai Lam, Singapore supported them. Polpol tattooed his comb and massacred the Vietnamese. Vietnam over-attacked Polpot at the request of Cambodia for help and rescued the Cambodian people
as a vietnamese person, i really want to say thank you to you for talking abt our country in your video. I hope you will gain success in your youtube journey! thank you ..
I pray Vietnam becomes more powerful and prosperous over time! A people that have been a problem for China and other great powers over time is enough to justify their greatness. I would love to visit Vietnam and get to know more about their history and culture.🙏🇻🇳
You what a sad part is ? That is there is alot of young gen support china and they willing gave the country to china just to support they idol and they even deny our culture And give the credit to china as well , yeah , that was our sad part now aday
@@Vietnam_Gigachad chúng tôi đã chiến đấu với Trung Quốc năm từ trước công nguyên đến 1979 bạn đọc ở đâu về điều đó. Bạn đã bị báo chí dắt mũi
@@gzfunny bruh , 1000 năm chống giặc phương bắc thì sao? Đám genz bây giờ 10 đứa thì mấy đứa vì idol mà sẵn sàng phát ngôn ngu lol việc dân nước cho bọn tàu khựa vì idol của chúng nó , nói có gì sai ah
We have been fighting China for thousands of years and almost all of our time have been against aggression.
"Is Vietnam the Next Economic Power?". I think the right question should be "when" :3
After about 50 years of constant wars, Vietnam had a precious time of peace to rebuild and develop. Countries that support Vietnam, those who have economic cooperation relations and share political interests with Vietnam will be very relieved to see their "allies" have a strong place in the regional and world economic/geopolitical map.
Countries that confront Vietnam, on the other hand, should feel scared now. Golden Dragon Storm is rising!
this is gold. hope your channel grows fast like Viet Nam
As a Vietnamese person, I must say: We always want to be friends with everyone around the world, BUT it doesn't mean that we forget our own past. We always stand for what is right and desire peace. Although my country may not be the richest, we are always proud of our homeland because of our ongoing struggle for freedom and self-determination.
True
I have been to vietnam,i was like 9-10 years old when i went, it was really nice, but i was scared when my parents took my family to see what the americans did to the vietnamese, but it was interesting to learn about ho chi minh. (Idk how to spell his name.)
You did it right. No worries
Please consider making a video on Algeria and Morocco vs the future. And maybe Angola vs the future too. In any case I love your content :)
I'd do the maghreb as a whole, that region can only suceed if it works together. Linking their transport networks, maybe having a common travel area and market.
@@Hession0Drasha agreed, a Maghreb Union would be cool tbh
I'm from Vietnam and I just wanna say that I proud of my country 🔥
You should, your nation is a great one, cheers from Bulgaria!
I am Australian born n raised n i too am proud to be Vietnamese blood.
We are VIP. Vietnamese In Power.
I'm also an 9-year-old Vietnamese girl. So proud of our country UWU
5:00 and 5:49 You are correct. But before/during COVID-19, the real-estate service are also on the rise and continuing to rise in the future. The people begin to left the manufacturing and service sector to trade, speculation and sell land for profit, this is bad for the economy and the goverment is not do something about it yet.
Update: Now, they do something about real estate, hopefully this work and can reduce the price of house for young generation in the future
As a Vietnamese, l am so proud of phones made in Vietnam(Samsung, BKAV) and Apple products, cars made in Vietnam(Vinfast),...
As a Vietnamese I’m proud of all the things made from vietnam but except BKAV 🌚
@@gururu1286 ah yes, Velasboost is better than BKAV AirB but BKAV is still our first company that makes smart phones.
Wait bro, Samsung is South Korea, not VN.
@@habui7089 yea but they have many factories in Vietnam.
Even adidas shoes also are made in vietnam now.
Your video has failed to mention that Climate change is devastating to Vietnam as its lengthy coast will be a perfect target for monstrous typhoons and storm surges. (Sorry, our sea dike systems have failed us many times, enough to consider them as an instant, one-time use solution) Also the current run-away drought - soil salination and repeat of Mekong Delta will persist and worsen in the future when Mekong River is running out of fresh water and the temperature climbs up enough to evaporate the water reserves. Hence, Climate change will delay our economic growth significantly and with predictions of half of Mekong Delta being rendered unable to cultivate around 2050-2060, our future is less certain and increasingly hostile.
Im from the Philippines, dont worry, we'll take the worst of any storm before it ever gets to your coast! Hahahaha! I'm just making light of it, but that's the sad reality of my country. Sigh!
Vietnam stay strong against COVID.
Good luck to Vietnam.
After America, France and China all trying to colonise them,they deserve a good future.
And after they liberated Laos from an evil government they will use that economic might better and more responsibly than any other nation
🇬🇧❤️🇻🇳
Cảm ơn bạn, tình yêu từ Việt Nam 🇻🇳❤️🇬🇧
America wasn’t trying to colonize them
The U.S tried to liberate both Vietnam and Korea. Unfortunately, while the South of Vietnam was liberated by communists, the South of Korea wasn't. How sad! Liberate the South! GO KIM FAMILY AND THE NORTH!
When I become The President of the Republic of South Africa one day,I want to build extremely good diplomatic,economic and military relations with Vietnam. I love Vietnam 💛❤️,I want to visit the country one day and learn Vietnamese martial arts before l get into politics
Chào mừng bạn đến với Vietnam
Support my brother Vietnam and all ASEAN countries to become superpower economic countries 🇮🇩❤🇻🇳
Can you do Ukraine vs The Future next pls?
To be or not to be Russia's meal ? So goes the question.
@@meneither3834 Probably just another prey for the bear
"Farming, Fishing, Mining"
One does not a superpower make through raw material extraction alone. Made in Vietnam > Mined in Vietnam if they're going to get very far economic development wise.
Thank you for making me proud of being a Vietnamese. The video Quality is amazing too
As a Filipino, I'm deeply envious of the progress Vietnam has made since 1986. Y'all literally got ravaged by a civil war for decades, and will still surpass us in the coming years. Wish we had a leader like Uncle Hồ!
Thanks h0ser make this video, LOVE YOU ❤ & VIETNAM🇻🇳
I extend my hand in friendship to the courageous, resourceful people of Vietnam. Best regards, from the US.
Good video but a correction here. Vietnam DID NOT set up the Khmer Rouge in 1979. They fought against it. Sure they did train them during the 60s and 70s, but after the fall of Saigon and the Sino-Soviet split, Vietnam took side with the USSR and were against the Khmer Rouge, creating what is a puppet government in 1979 up until 1989 when they withdrew their troops form Cambodian soil.
Your video made me understand more about my own country. Thanks a lot. I hope Vietnam will keep growing quickly and contribute much more to the world.
I think it was already stated in the comments, but yes. Vietnam overthrew the China-sponsored Khmer Rouge. And installed the not-so-murderous Democratic Kampuchea (still Communist) while fending off the Chinese. And the USA, for all the intense fighting from the 60s-70s, was an interlude of sorts.
Lots of love to Vietnam, from your Catholic cousins across the pond to your east.
Do A Norway vs the future Please I beg of you It will be a great and fun video to produce, I bet you didn't know that there's a native tribe of people in northern Norway called the Sami
I'm from Vietnam, I find your content very good but I have one suggestion: Your Thumbnail is currently not very suitable, if you want to use Vietnam map, please add Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelago together with other islands and archipelagos. Only then will we see your respect for our Country. Thank you!
Tuy nhiên, những hòn đảo đó thuộc về Trung Quốc.
Alo bạn ơi, bạn có nhầm không? Hiện tại có rất nhiều tư liệu khẳng định TRƯỜNG SA VÀ HOÀNG SA LÀ CỦA VIỆT NAM. Mình đề nghị bạn có thể đi tìm hiểu lại trước khi nói nhé.
@@我欲乘风归去 học lại trước bạn nhé 🙃🙃🙃
@@我欲乘风归去 học lại địa lý đi nhé
@@nguyenhaminhthu5625 Hãy cho biết tài liệu nào cho biết cụ thể những quần đảo đó thuộc Việt Nam?
Vietnam doesn't have internet, but we vietnamese use brain wave to communicate each others, and now Ohio copied us.
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Vietnam has a beautiful culture and people, love from USA🇺🇲❤️🇻🇳
How is Viet nam gonna be an economic power Average workers in VN works for a full day (monthly income ~7 million VND) and not able to buy a *roasted duck* which cost about 300k per duck
When Viet nam has become an economic power then other countries already long gone to mars🤣
Sure, in case of a confrontation between China and Vietnam, the Vietnamese should be very attentive to what their ´´ally´´ USA would do, something similar to the disaster they left in Afghanistan.
yes if that happens we understand that no one can be completely trusted, any country is only for its own benefit
The lesson of South Vietnam is hard to forget. Leaders of Vietnam today and future are sure to remember.
Vietnam isn't even remotely similar to Afghanistan, there is no coherent Afghan identity from which to carve out a nation state.
Afghanistan wasn't a US ally, they were mere puppet like Republic of Vietnam, they never lived long
The experience Vietnam had with China and USA will result in trying not to be too close to both sides. Vietnam needs a reliable ally, in case tension with China becomes a real problem. Russia is no longer the superpower it used to be, so the USA is the only reasonable choice left. Of course, hanging out with America is like playing with fire: fire can keep you warm and burn your house.
That Vietnamese ball is soo cute.
They’re called countryballs if you want to see more
So... wanna see my ball ??
Do a breakdown for europe's geography as a whole please. Include Russia if you wish. There are so many new infrastructure projects, bridging straits and tearing through mountains.
Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều vì đã làm video này, cho dù có vài phần hơi... sai chút về vấn đề biển đông nhưng cũng đã giúp tôi và các bạn bè nước khác biết hơn về đất nước chúng tôi💖
Remember, in Vietnam the people said "Welcome to the rice fields mf". This is why America, Mongols and Chinese failed to conquer Vietnam.
(To all Vietnamese, congratulations on holding your land for so long.)
I'm surprised you didn't mention trade tariffs resulting in technical bypasses, such as using Vietnam to assemble products made mostly in China to get around the tax
On point. Chinese companies are getting around the sanctions by going through Vietnam with Made In Vietnam label. Vietnamese government needs to stand strong and joins Western ally to counter the imperialist CCP.
As a vietnamese i can say that this is very true , aslo most normal vietnamese like it better if they are living in the countryside
Vietnam also has a bright future because it’s birth rate is far higher than China’s meaning they will have a massive young population to keep them going!
"Oh Vietnam. If you're American, French or Chinese, you might remember it as the place your Grandpa fought in, and lost." Am French, can confirm.
Vietnam and Bangladesh are both rising Asian powers! Exciting to see as an American
Not trying to um actually you, but Hmong is actually pronounced with the H being silent, and sounds more like muhng rather than with a hard o, if you're curious.
0:46 excuse me? South China sea?
Hello to all of you Vietnamese, have a nice day. Love from your neighbor, Philippines.
It seems that the ASEAN countries are destined for greatness Vietnam Indonesia and the Philippines show immense growth If I remember the Philippines is also thought to get into the top 20 Highest GDP in 2050 actually all three I mentioned are thought to get into the top 20 which is wow
As a person from Macau, i do think the Vietnamese people is helpful although i had some bad experience in HCMC and Da Nang(got stolen and scam), still a beautiful country especially those natural sceneries.
And actually idk why, you can see that most of the Chinese on TH-cam(either VPNed or study/work aboard), they are almost 100% towards what CPC is doing/intends to do, which is always related to war, occupation, how one belt one road benefits your country as a propaganda), which in my concerns, show no respect to each other.
I doubt that douyin and the education system truly sabotaged the value of most people in the country, the competitiveness and untrustworthiness between people is insane, which leads to a lack of communication with others while absorbing knowledge through censored wall, fed infomation. In summary, not healthy and very deadly developing even the country is experiencing a rapid development
We natives also got scammed by the same people too :( . I'm glad you enjoy the sceneries and if you ever come back I hope your trip can be more safe and enjoyable.
"Vietnam set up a new Khmer Rouge"
No. China, America, and Thailand backed the Khmer Rouge. Pol Pot was actually trained by the PLA.
Vietnam counterinvaded Cambodia and overthrew the Khmer Rouge after they had invaded Vietnam and massacred a small Vietnamese town with 99.9% mortality, ending the years long genocidal despotism that killed 0.6-2.3 million people in a country of only 8 million (all of the deaths happened, it's a question if attribution, genocide vs preexisting famine vs US bombing).
This is like saying the Soviets created the Nazis in 1945. Completely ass-backwards. Vietnam defeated the Khmer Rouge and Cambodia was better off for it.
khmer: kill 25% of the population
vietnam: i don't care
khmer: murders a vietnamese village
vietnam: you just fucked up big time
@@cooldownboi3890 because every country has autonomy in its affairs and my country respect that until khmer rouge wanted destroyed my country
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Ah~~ I'm Vietnamese but really enjoy and get to know new information from this video. Thank you so much.
Vietnam is not an American ally. Vietnam does its own thing. They have normalized relations with both China and America, and thus get the greatest advantage by playing both sides.
This video is rly cool and everything, but you gotta fix rly serious problems. The "small details" that are mistakenly retold changes literally *EVERYTHING*. I'm not living in Vietnam rn but still, it's my nationality and I hope our history is valued in the best way possible.
my headphones are made in vietnam
I’d love to see my country, become the next powerhouse! ❤🇻🇳
I have been watching many videos from this channel and they are amazing and interesting! Keep up the wood work:)
Hi i a Vietnamese thank you for make this video 🇻🇳 🤝 🇺🇸
0:02 if your grandpa is south Vietnamese he would’ve also probably fought there
My dad fought in the war when he was 12yrs old. Got shot in the head,bullet ricocheted off his helmet n bounced off. Got shot in the leg n bullet went straight through in 1 side,out the other. N got blown back by a grenade n sprayed by shrapnel. N he still managed to keep his position n fight on until the attacking army of the North retreated.
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 hopefully he survived, my grandfather was shot in the leg and he survived then he was given the role of ceo of the waterboard (im not sure if he actually became ceo as I can’t find any records but if he was, the records were most likely destroyed)
As a Vietnamese kid. I’m proud of my country
if Vietnam ever get too powerful,,
i bet the first thing they'll do is conquer Kambodia and/or Laos
They already did before the stupid French ruined everything!
not gonna happen
they're literally a member of ASEAN
0:04 the 1979 fight with the chinese was an ez dub fr
*The economy of Vietnam🇻🇳 must be centred around manufacturing in huge numbers and services... without these, the country is doomed... secondly, Vietnam has the advantage of getting great IQ because of closer proximity to China 🇨🇳 and of huge use in Innovation and research...we must reward Innovation...we must aim to beat higher latitude countries in their own game... resources are huge, and also the most in tropical countries and we should keep them to ourselves with jumping into resource curse*
LOVE TO VIETNAM FROM THE US❤️
Many people had their grandpa fight in Vietnam and maybe my grandfather did to
But my father was born DURING Vietnam
I am a Vietnamese and I think this video is 99% correct. Nice job !
3:25 Vietnam win because a walking bush is hold a gun and that bush can shoot , run like a normal people 👌
The bad side of vietnam that if you live in the middle of the vietnam line, it has a TON of floods and heavy rain (at least twice of each per year) making it very unpopulus and very few companies ( sorry for bad grammar)
Great video! It's important to note there was an American Embargo on Vietnam until 1994. Making international trade with wealthy nations nearly impossible until afterwards
Thank you, you taught me about my country with information that is far more useful than that they teach in schools.
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