Do Vietnamese people feel desperate in the face of their northern neighbors?
Imagine that you have a powerful neighbor to the north, the territory area is more than dozens of times your own, the land is vast, the comprehensive strength of the economic aggregate is not an order of magnitude.
It is also the first and main country of its own culture, with perfect industrial technology and modern industrial system, if you are an ordinary person in Vietnam, how would you feel? Isn't it oppressive and hopeless?
Lingnan is the general name of the area south of Wuling in southern China, separated from the inland by Wuling as the boundary, Wuling is composed of five mountains: Yuecheng Ridge, Du Pang Ridge, Mengzhu Ridge, Qitian Ridge and Da Yuling, which are roughly distributed in the eastern part of Guangxi to the eastern part of Guangdong and the border of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces.
Vietnam's internal propaganda is that they are the descendants of Baiyue, and Baiyue's former sphere of influence was south of the Yangtze River, and we have swallowed their land, but in fact they are only a branch of Baiyue and the local natives of South Asia, and anti-China is in their bones.
Don't have illusions, the Viet Cong had such deep roots with us back then, blocking us from exporting South Asian infrastructure, and secretly colluding with Japan.
Vietnam before the Tang Dynasty in addition to the barren land of South Vietnam is China's territory, the Song Dynasty is actually the Song Dynasty anti-Vietnam history, the Yuan and Qing dynasties are the history of Vietnamese tribute, the late Qing Dynasty ** is the history of Western colonization, in fact, only the Ming Dynasty for hundreds of years is the real sense of the history of resistance to China.
What do you think about this?