China's Lies: Its History of Invasion and Bullying

[@serpentza]

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[@FukaiKokoro]

Just to let you know I keep getting these badass commercials of a racing game with Nissan GT-R and it’s 80s themed in this cool anime styling. Pretty cool.

[@David_Lo_Pan]

@SVENGLAUBE Can you paraphrase that so that it's coherent. Or do i need an app to translate that vapid nonsense?

[@David_Lo_Pan]

@@ckkanet How about you? Don't be lazy.... let's discuss them.

[@dellingson4833]

@@ckkanet Simple sentence and you misspelled a word. The future doesn't look promising.

[@powershift2025]

The CCP has yet to see their greatest defeat, and it's coming very soon. Companies and supply chains have already started moving away from China to Vietnam and India, and in less than 2yrs have already taken 10% of the CCP's manufacturing. It's projected to increase to 50% over the next 8yrs. No wonder half the CCP wants Winnie the Pooh assassinated. Bye bye Xi.

[@zechariahtlee]

What makes the Chinese loss to Vietnam more humiliating is that the best Vietnamese troops were in Cambodia at that time trying to stop the killings there.

[@user-om2do9bk2v]

"Invading"

[@g43654]

And China gave the Pol Pot government a billion dollar in free money each year, for it to murder a million people. When Vietnam tried to stop the genocide, China attacked Vietnam. It didn't even apologise later.

[@lucaszhang2359]

@@g43654 On the Chinese historical narration, China attacked Vietnam bc Vietnam tried to annex Red Khmer and Laos to form a Indochina union (I do not know how true it is since I have Vietnamese friends telling me that was not their intention and I have Thai friends telling me that was indeed Vietnam’s true intention. ) The real humiliation for me was after all the financial and diplomatic support from China, Red Khmer purged ethnic Chinese along with everyone else. That overall made Mao look like a clown

[@ennui9745]

@@lucaszhang2359 Of course. The PRC government completely ignored the Khmer Rouge exterminating ethnic Chinese in Cambodia. It just didn't matter to them.

[@scintillam_dei]

The Khmer Rouge were just trying to enlighten Cambodia with the beacon of atheism. History is written by the weaners. Remember that.

[@zan5044]

average Vietnamese student (me): did you know that more than half of our history is having wars with China

[@marierocher4422]

War is evil. But out maneuvering and defeated the most hated country in the world due to the CCP. I say I’m happy. You succeeded.

[@chinabillchinese9180]

As a Chinese, I didn’t learn anything about war with Vietnam when I was in school… that’s a sharp contrast…

[@Xaiando]

🤣 lol thanks for this. Made my day

[@johnc2438]

I was happy to follow the news about China's butt being kicked in that late 70's war. I served with the U.S. Navy Seabees in the Mekong Delta and later at Cam Ranh Bay and always admired the Vietnamese for how they survived decades of war and later rose up (in American and in Vietnam) to where they are now. I hope the U.S. and Vietnam maintain friendly relations now and in the future.

[@hippocreation]

Did you know human history is about wars with Neighbours? All countries.

[@Crazyhorse75-u2z]

To add insult to injury it wasn't even the regular Vietnamese army that beat China. It was their militia. The army was all off in Cambodia fighting.

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

Thats an interresting detail

[@trunglequoc542]

Well, to be honest, the militia weren't just people in the surrounding regions. Lots of Vietnam war veteran after '75 were encourage to settle in the rural and/or mountainous areas to "built Việt Nam up from the ruin of war" and the northern border are no exception. So you have war veteran, indigenous mountain tribes with shooting and hunting skill that know the lay of the land, border guard units which are no slouch them self and the usual scorched earth tactic (burn resource, destroy infrastructure if being over run, the usual stuff) and you got quite the nasty homework for the other side to mull through.

[@Crazyhorse75-u2z]

@@trunglequoc542 I knew they were veterans, but its still impressive.

[@bobfaam5215]

@@trunglequoc542 ​ ​ China always got defeated by much smaller Armies throughout history . . First by Mongols and Manchu in medieval times 😂😂 Qing dynasty rulers were not Chinese but Manchus . Manchus are different from Chinese and are a warrior race unlike Chinese Later by British and French ( opium wars ) 😂 Later lost twice to Japanese 1895 and 1931 to 1945 😂😂 Later defeated by Vietnam in 1979 😂😂 Chinese people cannot fight for sure 😂 Chinese people and Korean people are good in education but peaceful in nature and not good in fighting 😂

[@bobfaam5215]

China always got defeated by much smaller Armies throughout history . . First by Mongols and Manchu in medieval times 😂😂 Qing dynasty rulers were not Chinese but Manchus . Manchus are different from Chinese and are a warrior race unlike Chinese Later by British and French ( opium wars ) 😂 Later lost twice to Japanese 1895 and 1931 to 1945 😂😂 Later defeated by Vietnam in 1979 😂😂 Chinese people cannot fight for sure 😂 Chinese people and Korean people are good in education but peaceful in nature and not good in fighting 😂

[@Stephen-sr2pb]

Winston - The defeat in Vietnam was even worse than you said. At the time the bulk of Vietnam's experienced and well trained Army were in Cambodia so China was defeated by reservists who were mobilised from their normal day jobs and rushed to the northern border. If it wasn't for the need to deal with the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime Vietnam could have responded even more powerfully to the Chinese.

[@Bthdk]

To add, those reservists were actually our local militia. In another word, they were not conventional army. They were simply people living in those areas.

[@combataesthetics4177]

@@Bthdk Malaysian here, I heard that in that war Vietnam is basically fully mobilised to the point where not only you're fighting the military of Vietnam, but the population of Vietnam

[@Bthdk]

@@combataesthetics4177 when I said local militia, those are amateur non professional military in the villages next to China. During that time, a big portion of Vietnam professional army was in Cambodia to suppress khmer rogue. The remaining are all over the country. The rest was stationed near Hanoi, the capital. The Chinese army didn't even fight Vietnam army and they already died a good amount. The only thing Chinese army did was burning down all the villages they took for propaganda saying that they went to capital. But no, if they actually attacked capital, they would have to fight the main Vietnameses army and more Chineses would have gotten killed. That's why they withdrew from Vietnam while calling it a win for China even though so many Chineses died. That's why they don't talk about this war at all

[@combataesthetics4177]

​@@Bthdk I don't even think the Chinese can afford the amount of lost if they really want to brute force all the way into Hanoi, especially their way of fighting is basically throwing men into frontal assaults

[@ongmat4439]

My high school teacher was urgently drafted and sent away to fight the Chinese invaders...Luckily she survived the war and told us her story

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

"don't feel to bad China, everybody loses to Vietnam". That was amusing.

[@zeparthe16thspiritofarsgoe15]

But they fail like many times than anyone else that is something lol

[@lekhaclam87]

At least the US knew when to stop. The invasion mentioned in the video was not China's first conflict with us.

[@Locutus]

Too bad, not to.

[@bobfaam5215]

@@zeparthe16thspiritofarsgoe15 ​ ​ China always got defeated by much smaller Armies throughout history . . First by Mongols and Manchu in medieval times 😂😂 Qing dynasty rulers were not Chinese but Manchus . Manchus are different from Chinese and are a warrior race unlike Chinese Later by British and French ( opium wars ) 😂 Later lost twice to Japanese 1895 and 1931 to 1945 😂😂 Later defeated by Vietnam in 1979 😂😂 Chinese people cannot fight for sure 😂 Chinese people and Korean people are good in education but peaceful in nature and not good in fighting 😂

[@bobfaam5215]

@@zeparthe16thspiritofarsgoe15 ​ ​ China always got defeated by much smaller Armies throughout history . . First by Mongols and Manchu in medieval times 😂😂 Qing dynasty rulers were not Chinese but Manchus . Manchus are different from Chinese and are a warrior race unlike Chinese Later by British and French ( opium wars ) 😂 Later lost twice to Japanese 1895 and 1931 to 1945 😂😂 Later defeated by Vietnam in 1979 😂😂 Chinese people cannot fight for sure 😂 Chinese people and Korean people are good in education but peaceful in nature and not good in fighting 😂

[@johnxina987]

*Without a doubt a very overlooked conflict. The PLA was utterly embarrassed, they lost an enormous number of soldiers in a very short span of time. The PLA seem to be very good at getting their men killed in wars.*

[@jmshwood2801]

Yes, you're right, John! And those China lovers insulting people that China is a peace loving people and has never invaded any country . . . It seems they forgotten their country's history, full of humiliations . .

[@COYS-o2i]

They don't know their place lol I wish Chinese could just shut up

[@COYS-o2i]

The problem with China is that they think they are and should be the best when in fact they are the worst. They play a kind of mental gymnastics called 'spiritual victory method'. When a man is punched in the face, he doesn't think he got punched in the face. He thinks he hit his fist with his cheek lol

[@unf3z4nt]

Once they decide to give the go-ahead to invade it will be a perverse visualization of the le Chatelier principle. The driving force of the CCP conquistadors will be world domination with no questions asked, but the neighbors will just see the invaders as low value fodder. Wonder what will happen if all the men are used up.

[@Time4CakeAndSodomy]

@@COYS-o2i my face to your fist style

[@kkkk6179]

You forgot to mention the Korean War. Some of the “North Korean soldiers” were actually from Northeast part of China, wearing North Korean military uniform. Official evidence released by the Russian government stated how the North Korea first approached Soviet Union but later got help from the CCP to invade South Korea.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

@@mypartyisprivate8693 You're telling me one and half million Chinese soldiers beat back 2 million NATO troops? LOL The real number is obviously 20million chinese puppets

[@flynntaggart1820]

@@Jake-dh9qk NATO wasn't in the Korean War. It was the UN.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

@@flynntaggart1820 Oops I meant the UN

[@kickassssnation027]

@@Jake-dh9qk probably a lot less UN troops as some of the participants of the UN side didn't send whole regiments of troops. Most were soldiers who volunteered for the war effort. I remember reading that one or two batallions only had about +/- 1700 troops.

[@itzakehrenberg3449]

Yeah, the Chinese were in the Korean War, quite openly & attacked UN forces w/o a declaration of war.

[@robertreynolds6072]

I trained as a school youth football coach many years ago. When I went to China, I offered my services to a local school. I completely changed their training techniques, which were abysmal. Then my school boss started getting phone calls. Regulations required that I only do one job, I couldn't even volunteer to do others. Who was phoning my boss? Well. all I know is I had to leave. I went back to the school weeks later to watch the coach I had replaced. He returned to his old ways of teaching. Face is all in China. I offered my services to another school in a different region. There, the Headmaster trained their team. He was awful....and always made excuses about why I should not coach. China will never learn. It's why I don't fear them.

[@torvelo9695]

I’m sure you right! I was sitting next to a training team from Real Madrid! And they say it’s no hope they will ever be better than a level 2 European team!

[@gordonlam2757]

I am glad you mentioned, I can see they will not listen to other points of view. They are so tightly controlled, hypocrites. Why hire an external coach then?

[@ThisGuyRides]

@Peter D Japan would have annexed Korea and China under Hideyoshi, if not for Admiral Yi Soon Shin.

[@renaldiroekanto789]

@Peter D when you don't have rivals or a neighbouring country big enough to threaten your countries power elite, they will direct their attention inwards.

[@jinsu2640]

@@ThisGuyRides damn right

[@kimre342]

My Vietnamese friend told me that since Vietnam gained independence in the 10th century, it has been invaded by every regime ruling the Chinese including Song Dynasty, Mongolian Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Manchurian Qing Dynasty, and recently the PRC. And you know what, they never ask for apologies from China, like what China asks never ending apologies from Japan.

[@jmshwood2801]

Wow! Such an excellent points, very well stated! You nailed it well! Vietnamese people are more sensible and logical. They knew the virtue of humility . .

[@trunglequoc542]

Word are free but definitely not cheap. Demanding apologies doesn't do anything for the Vietnamese but temporaries satisfaction and may sour what little good relation we have left between CN and VN. Can't keep burning bridges if you want to prosper and us Viet definitely want to grab that hard-fought opportunity of relative peace; paid for by the blood of our ancestors.

[@goingcrazy2002]

Technically speaking, Vietnam are unable to ask for apologies from any country at this point. We are in a location that no matter what people say, good or bad, is still politically sensitive. The Vietnamese government right now are basically swaying left and right to any big guy right now, economy thriving right now but politically fragile. And once the balance breaks, we pretty much f***ed.

[@Explore_everything_90]

This is normal, our vietnam history, 100 years against the French, 20 years against the US, 10 years against China at the border,one of our former allies has betrayed us, well maybe it's a bit much, II think maybe it's over.🤔🤔😌 Then we researched and translated our history, because our history was written in ancient script, now we write it in Latin, surprisingly,oh my god, we were against ancient China during thousands of years, then we suddenly turned to look at our big neighbor, it seemed like his hand was hiding something behind his back,It's so scrary,be careful,😂😂 If China has to apologize, they will have to apologize continuously for thousands of years,but we don't ask for that, we just ask to stop touching Vietnam,🤣🤣😂😂

[@ntong7288]

this is because China have not invade Japan before. so China demand Japan apologies. Not like China and Vietnam, invade each other for thousands years. as one of Vietnam leader said "Vietnam is unfortunately beside a giant". Vietnam, Japan and Province Taiwan have similarity, that is they are/were always want to occupy mainland China.

[@crypto66]

As a Filipino, Xinnie the Poo claiming that china "has never and will never invade or bully" is like your neighbor saying he's not stealing your shit while squatting on your lawn and eating your dog.

[@aono335]

Unfortunately there's no way of liberating the Chinese citizens from the brainwashing. They cannot be saved from becoming CCP Drones.

[@krollpeter]

@@aono335 ... most of the youth are already.

[@HMN134]

@@aono335 and even if we take down CCP their brainwashed youth will probably create something worse, sad

[@infidel202]

Very well said crypto66 Total respect from Australia 🇦🇺

[@hellyea7866]

@@krollpeter your exactly right no coincidence Fortnite is funded by China just like TokTok and the western movie industry. Not many see what’s going on here involving China, and when I tell someone a little bit like the bulletin points they don’t even care. Goes to show where the attention span is going to these days

[@FriedNugget2]

Regarding the soccer affair, you missed out the best part; the online comments from Chinese netizens. I think The Jakarta Post gave a nice overview, where Chinese netizens were savage against their own team as well. One quote I remember: "We lost against Vietnam, then the Philippines, and after Myanmar there won't be anyone left to lose to".

[@singhjasbeer5216]

As an Indian I thank you for bringing the issue of Aksai Chin and Arunachal Pradesh. China killed 20 Indian soldiers in Galwan Valley clash in 2020 and lost 40 in return, which they hid from the rest of the world.

[@olliefoxx7165]

Yes, India did itself very well in that matter. Kudos the the Indian military.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

Not siding with China or India but it didn't really seem like a fair fight when Indian troops had riot gear and clubs. Literally watched all the videos of that conflict and the chinese troops had to use improvised weapons

[@singhjasbeer5216]

@@Jake-dh9qk But provocation was from their side. Why did they have to hide the number of soldiers who had lost their lives? This shows how insecure they are about their image.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

@@singhjasbeer5216 Don't know about the real numbers but multiple sources say its around 30-50. Not only that, if they ACTUALLY did lose hundreds they would be forced to counterattack to "show face" which can lead to more deadly conflicts and possibly even war. So I consider it a decent thing if China did hide the numbers.

[@singhjasbeer5216]

@@Jake-dh9qk Ok.. I don’t agree with this but it is your view. And in democratic country it common to have other viewpoint.

[@steenkigerrider5340]

"Chinese fail at team sports" Well, that is encouraging information. Because everything military comes down to teamwork.

[@HoChiMints2007]

what's funny is that even the chinese internet users think their team sucks. That's why they watch NBA.

[@HMN134]

@@HoChiMints2007 yeah they evn praise the VN team for beating their team lmao

[@MrBlaxjax]

Doesn't surprise me. China is such a dog eat dog, competitive society that it's hard to see how teamwork would prevail. This is a country where without money you will be denied even basic emergency hospital care. People habitually push in front of each other in lines. This element of competition is basically used as a form of control by the CCP. For example, school kids spend almost all their waking hours studying because they are competing with other kids for spaces at school or university. Parents are involved in the competition. It affects/infects almost every family to the extent that parents only want one child, despite recent alterations to Chinese birth control policy. A nation of single, spoilt kids isn't going to take easily to teamwork. And as for team sports, forget it. The young people of China simply don't have any leisure time to kick around a football. Just study, study, study. Hence they are dramatically physically underdeveloped compared with European kids. And also basically crap at football.

[@cnordegren]

China can only win via cheating. Chinese can't cheat their way out of wars.

[@tperk]

@@MrBlaxjax Very good point. Competition is fierce in a society with so many people and not enough resources. It's a fact that the "trial by error" philosophy doesn't work in China because no one gets a second chance. If you fail, the next guy in line pushes you down so he can get his opportunity. Suprising because the basics of Marxist theory are collective - i.e. part of a team.

[@Truck_Kun_Driver]

My father served in the Vietnamese military during the war in 1979. Suffered an injury in the head and lung. He always told me stories about Chinese army marching with absolute numbers but fail to provide a reliable logistics for their men. That's why they failed: FIghting in foreign soil without good logistics.

[@yasumitodaka1013]

Vietnamese here, while he said China invaded us twice in the years mentioned, it's often overlooked that we had also been under their sovereign for thousands of years ( this can be looked up in Vietnamese as " Ngàn năm Bắc thuộc" which briefly translates to " a thousand years of Chinese reign" which revealed a lot of China's invasion into our small, un-united country (since it's only officially recognized in 1975 that we are a united nation under the name of Vietnam ). So yes, I am very glad to see China having their arses kicked in the recent years. Socially, economically and politically.

[@castaliaspiruni6201]

So you're saying that they did not invade you guys because they found a "map" where Vietnam was once part of China and therefore simply claimed your land as theirs? Now this story rings a familiar bell!

[@philiple3054]

History they called us the Vietnamese south savages (nam man) and in their mind have thought nowadays. Whenever they are stronger than anyone different races they are bullying them.(I'm their victim)

[@cnordegren]

Koreans could learn from Viernamese on how to kick the shit out of Chinese. Both countries have suffered countless chinese aggressions for thousands of years.

[@sara.cbc92]

@@cnordegren hey clown. Lai DAI Han 👉🇰🇷

[@dariomladenovski7047]

if it wasn't for China's help Vietnam would've been crushed by the US in less than 6 months buddy

[@khalidmohak6708]

I live in Hanoi and it's well known about the war with China with the population. I even know some vets of that war and been to the border many times. The Chinese side of the border is cartoonish with flags and banners everywhere. The Vietnamese are still proud of liberating the North. And keep up the great work man! Great work!

[@Leshic2]

Wow.. Thank you for sharing! I had no idea.

[@myjizzureye]

I would not mind liberating your north.....ohhh ahhhh

[@chinabillchinese9180]

Considering how lame Chinese football team is, I genuinely wish China would stop funding massive amounts of taxpayers money to football and spend it on things that really matter, like healthcare for the ordinary people, there’s so many Chinese families being crushed by the ridiculous medical expenses when when they got sick… just being practical.

[@warrior7572]

You are my favorite Chinese person on youTube Bill

[@COYS-o2i]

But Xi Jinping likes football so CCP has to ditch those people lolol

[@braveheart3796]

You earned a new subscriber

[@Micfri300]

Has someone who coaches football at a youth level in the UK china invested all into foreign players whilst completely ignoring the youth academies which is surprisingly how you don't achieve success. Tbh in Asia the problem is everyone talks when it comes to how good they are at football but when it comes to action only Japan walks the walk. So this isn't just a China problem. The medical system could have been improved and China could have still achieved footballing success 😉

[@theoneandonlypinkypinky8245]

praying for you ad your family nice to see you! Stay safe!

[@igerce]

I was 8 year old kid in the USSR when the war of 1979 broke out. I clearly remember the urgent assembly of all school kids in the gym, and some older man passionate explaining what just happened. Nobody cared, but I understood that that was a war between two socialist(!) countries, and it was incredibly hard thing to chew for those in the communist propaganda industry.

[@davidduszek709]

Well, Chinese socialism and Soviet socialism are like completely different things. One tries to be actually socialist, gets some things right, but ultimately fails and the other just gives up and devolves into a nationalist dictatorship lead by a delusional fatass (Mao).

[@brennencox516]

Communist led nations quickly learn to hate/distrust each other, due to how cult-like they are. If you don't follow their doctrine exactly, you are the enemy. Every communist leader, is a cult leader.

[@olliefoxx7165]

@@davidduszek709 Well, both of those countries were COMMUNIST. I can always tell a commie by their references to failed human rights abusers as "socialist" instead of communist. Commies always say true communism has never been tried bc every single one has been a failure.

[@kholeka8475]

@@brennencox516 Hmmm... same surely can't be said about capitalist countries...

[@vito7428]

@@kholeka8475 I mean the Cold War saw less confrontations between say the US and the UK or other NATO members over territory or political issues or anything as much as other Eastern Bloc states fought each other over said issues

[@memory.1]

i've had this argument so many times with my mom i've basically given up. everytime she asks me to name a time china invaded another country first, she turns is around and says that the other country attacked first prior to that battle and china attacking other countries is just retaliation. thus, china has never attacked others, it has only protected itself. she's part of the older generation, i don't want to waste the energy to make her change because it's meaningless.

[@serpentza]

I completely understand

[@ell2473]

@Memory your mom sounds just like my mom. So frustrating having this conversation with her.

[@handsomejustin]

Your mom is right, you should listen to her.

[@jerryhuang1999]

@@handsomejustin Rubbish

[@OmarLivesUnderSpace]

They same the same fucking thing in Russia too. I guess it's a 共通点 iykwim

[@texaswunderkind]

My coworker and friend is an immigrant from Shanghai, China. We were talking about China one day, and she said China behaves the way it does because its history is full of being invaded by stronger nations. Always the victim, China is. This inferiority complex is built into their national psyche. It was interesting that nearly every historic event is viewed through those goggles of victimhood. In their mind, Taiwan isn't a sovereign nation that resulted in a split during civil war, but Chinese territory being illegally occupied by a foreign power. Pretty much if any Chinese person ever took a dump somewhere throughout history, it is Chinese territory.

[@COYS-o2i]

Communism is all about victim mentality and revanchism after all

[@minhquanphung9641]

no, they are the invader, look at any asian country that close to china you will understand what i talk about, i'm a vietnamese and i can 100% say to you that from korean, thailan,.... are at least once be attack by china :)

[@lonelydriver6154]

if chinese can claim any place they took a dump then theyve already got a ton of amusement parks and monuments. dang

[@luckyluke3078]

It's the same with russians. Society is based on victim mentality.

[@OmarLivesUnderSpace]

Same shit here

[@TheMichaelMove]

Slight correction. China has never invaded or attacked another country…………..SUCCESSFULLY!

[@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55]

If you slow it down and put the volume hight, you can hear Xi say "successfully" under his breath after lol

[@pearl4772]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TutosViolet]

🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@MiguelHernandez-nx8pw]

Another thing to have in mind is that football is a game of creativity, I saw a documentary of the billions China has poured into football, they have hired hundreds of Spanish youth coaches and one of them mentioned that the Chinese players learn and are pretty good at the basics of the game but that only takes you so far, they lack the creativity to do something they haven't been taught when the game requires it, in football you're on your own the whole game and often what makes difference is that moment someone thinks outside the box and makes the unexpected, if you live under a government with such strict laws, you will lack the personality to have that moment of geniality.

[@br9964]

@@ThinkAbstract Creative players are an asset in football. And it is also a fact that China pumped buckets load of money to improve their football but it failed. Op made the point that this could be because the Chinese system doesnt encourage creativity in its population, obedience is encouraged. Seems like a good take to me.

[@sandramackey617]

Are you talking about soccer?

[@levinav2297]

Creativity is the focal point in which China lacks. The proof can be seen in their products. All they can make are watered down versions of the originals.

[@Shinkajo]

Chinese can't think for themselves

[@Shinkajo]

@@sandramackey617 no, he is talking about football, silly yank, most of the world isn't your country

[@rbamba1731]

"....will never invade or bully..." Residents of ASEAN: "South China Sea, sir."

[@grassy7869]

lol

[@mickryan2450]

You mean south of china sea

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

Tenacious bastards! As a nephew and employee of Nam vets, the Vietnamese have my respect. From Huns to US to the Chinese and others, they have certainly proven themselves as warriors throughout history.

[@didiermontagnier6114]

what’s even more embarrassing is that the Vietnamese didn’t even bother to send their regular army out to stop the invasion because they were busy fighting the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. The PLA was devastated by mostly militia of women, old men and border guards. They got so mad that they completely destroyed the areas that they had paid dearly to capture. When I was in the ROTC, we actually studied the tactics the Vietnamese used against the PLA.

[@awjaaa]

You happen to have any good online sources of such tactics? Or, maybe books to recommend?

[@heroes8844]

@@awjaaa i remember vaguely that the vietnamese ambushed the chinese march whenevee they can. Thats why the chinese army could only move 1km a day.

[@86Duy]

we got 2 ellite division located northen ( we know our neighbour for 3000 years ) but compare with 500k troops it feel hard :D

[@86Duy]

in northen vietnam we have nature strongwall with layer and layer mountain , that great credit for defence even mighty mongols with horses can fail

[@CapitalTeeth]

CCP: "China has never invaded anyone, unlike the US!" India, Vietnam, Tibet: *_"Hello?"_*

[@kimre342]

Also Korea, Mongolia, and East Turkestan.

[@noone5846]

...Hong Kong...🩸

[@claymore609]

And they hope soon Taiwan...

[@kristhedumbass6281]

Hong Kong, who has been in shit since June 30th 2020: *B R U H*

[@greenscenery1974]

China never invaded India. China never want Indo Aryan land. Only Sino TIBETANS.

[@haachamachama7]

"China has never and will never invade other countries." Except Vietnam, Tibet, East Turkestan, Inner Mongolia... They, at least, attacked Taiwan after driving the KMT out. And a few other countries I can't remember off the top of my head.

[@johnc2438]

Three more for your list. 1. Don't forget India... there's been fighting along the border with India for decades. 2. There was the 1969 border war where China insisted that the Soviet Union had taken Chinese lands and sent forces across the border largely as an outshoot of Cultural Revolution hysteria. 3. Go back to fall 1950, and Chinese armies moved into Korea and attacked South Korean and U.S. forces, pushing them back. After the seesaw movements of 1950-1951, U.S. forces fought for a couple more years before things simmered to a low boil with the armistice.

[@haachamachama7]

@@johnc2438 Yeah, they always accuse the US of invading other countries, when they've invaded, and even annexed, more lol

[@unf3z4nt]

Even if the CCP has the entire population of Earth under its thrall it won't be enough. It will do the stale land grab tactic until something bigger and ''badder'' will turn everything it has touched into cosmic dust.

[@haachamachama7]

@@edwardhuang3751 lol, because they invaded and annexed them, dummy.

[@hazri999]

Currently their Navy routinely invade the borders of Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei because of their fictitious 9 dash line map.

[@dykvhkl]

As a vietnamese I really appreciate your effort of shedding light on my humble country! 🇻🇳🙌🏻

[@galladrox7766]

As a American Jesus you guys are tough as nails I mean beat us in a war beat China French ect basically the Israel of Asia

[@dykvhkl]

@@galladrox7766 Thank you! What’s more important now is that we leave the wars in the past and focus on a thriving future as friends. 🇺🇸🇻🇳

[@galladrox7766]

@@dykvhkl yep like that one infamous helm photo war is hell i hope we don't have a major war....and now typing this i probably jinxed it.

[@combataesthetics4177]

Malaysian here, what a though history you guys have gone through not to mention you guys kicked China's ass several times, keep it up my Southeast Asian brothers

[@tforaodg]

He was paid to do that of course

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Apparently the casualty rate in the first 48 hours of the 1979 China-Vietnam war was one of the highest recorded in any war in history. The PLA was absolutely devastated.

[@Pathons45]

As a native to Vietnam I’m proud that we did not fall to china.

[@stuh4932]

This is the type of deep dive reporting that I love to learn ... Thanks serpenza :)

[@fearsomestm00c0w]

Deep dive? It's literally modern history..

[@tforaodg]

He just googled some news and put them together.

[@DomCobb1]

Xi Jinping: "China has never and will never invade or bully others, or seek hegemony". What about the Monks in Tibet? What about the genocide of Uyghur people?

[@chris582]

We don’t even need to dig up the ones that China is hiding. South China Sea, and the 9 dash line, anyone?

[@heksyrszager5242]

'Peaceful Liberation' and 'Measures against Terrorism and Radicalism'

[@yichengwang7466]

It turns out that many people are ignorant and foolish to think that they have the truth and truth, and they actually believe the western media propaganda

[@WarriorNoldor]

My Vietnamese neighbors told me about this and they had a smile on their faces and so did I.

[@pattran3030]

One major point that you had left out was that the PLA was fighting the Vietnamese militia with many units comprising of women. The Vietnamese main army at that time was fighting in Cambodia against the murderous and genocidal regime of Pol Pot who was supported by China.

[@joninosaka]

Its not just the lack of teamwork but the fear of failure and fear of shame that hinders not just Chinese teams, but many Asian teams. The fear of losing face, or punishment, from failure hampers a player's ability to take chances or "go for broke" so to speak so they will always take the safest, least risky and most accepted course of action.

[@mickryan2450]

No guts no glory

[@johnc2438]

Yup... knew all about it. I served in Vietnam in 1970 - 1971 (a year-and-a-half). My service was with the Seabees out of Tan Son Nhut (teams throughout the Mekong Delta) and later at Cam Ranh Bay. I actually enjoyed my duty and extended my year-long assignment by another six months. Vietnamese people were wonderful (I still can see the fatherly smile on the kindly Vietnamese Navy commanding officer at Cam Ranh Bay -- wonferul, caring man). I was fortunate in being able to travel around the countryside in my work. Vietnam and China have a "history" going back centuries. Vietnam has almost always held its own in fights with China. I later kept abreast of developments in Vietnam after I returned home to college (and was happy seeing the rise of the prosperous Vietnamese community in Southern California and elsewhere after passing through thousands of them living almost literally on the beach at Camp Pendleton as refugees). They are a strong, friendly, kindly, intelligent people. Thanks for illuminating this history. I have long enjoyed yours and C-Milk's videos. -- Retired U.S. Navy chief petty officer.

[@daviddao4914]

And thank you for your service God bless you Sir

[@lancekilkenny721]

I sold newspapers door to door in little Saigon (Garden Grove CA) in the 80's and the mamasans taught me to speak Vietnamese. Supper nice people. Of course they weren't communists.

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

The founder of Siracha was among the many children who came here as a refuge.

[@rumrunner8019]

Thank you for your service. If you haven't already, you should go back to Vietnam and see how it is now. It's a truly amazing country with awesome people and great food.

[@douglasconnolly6357]

Thank you for your Service John C. An Uncle on my father's side served in the war in the navy. My next door neighbor served in the Army during the war..

[@ashs5612]

I don't know why but whenever I hear the word Vietnam, a badass farmer carrying ak 47 comes to my mind.

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

Sabaton's Into The Fire starts playing in my head ))

[@intraocellus]

Vietnam's football team have been spearheaded by Park Hang-seo (Korean coach). Ever since his arrival there has been massive improvement and a lot of wins for their team

[@tkfc9936]

They legit got there first points in the whole World Cup qualifying against China

[@mazmurelvictory5755]

Glad Vietnam could dealt some blow to the arrogant Chinese, especially on their New Year 👏👏👏

[@pipiqiqi4010]

@@mazmurelvictory5755 next few days, the women football team got the champion which give a bit warm during the spring festerval

[@khaikhuc1432]

@@tkfc9936 and held Japan to a draw, which botht he Deutsch and Spaniards couldn't when it mattered, on the road.

[@Bobwa2008]

My wife is from China and became a doctor and had absolutely no sporting activity when she was young, when I brought her to Canada she was so surprised that’s kids had so many sporting activities.

[@TkyoSam]

Good on you for exposing this stuff. People might not wanna hear it, but it's important to talk about it. Good on you dude and STAY AWESOME!

[@dmitriypolyakov5736]

I will share this video with my half Vietnamese son when he grows up. He is 1 y.o. now :) Great videos for getting full picture buddy 👍

[@tranquanghuy5420]

Chinese troops were held for 16 days in Lang Son town, a town only 15 km from the border and 135 km from Hanoi. On average, the Chinese army advanced only 0.9 km per day and it took them 16 days to advance only 1/10 of the way to Hanoi. And the illusion of "taking Hanoi in a week" is just a wild dream of the invaders.

[@tforaodg]

It was not a win but not a lose either

[@chuifongtam4703]

So Chinese is not as violent and savage as this white guy is saying we are. Wow nice observation

[@lekhaclam87]

@@chuifongtam4703 Or maybe your army just sucked.

[@Pendragon2810]

@@chuifongtam4703 but they are as shitty as the white guy said

[@Pendragon2810]

@@tforaodg yeah keep coping

[@paulwally9007]

I visited Mao's tunnels under Beijing. The entrance was almost impossible to find, and certainly didn't match the map in the Lonely Planet. I ended-up asking a lady who took me there. I gave her 10 or 20 RMB for the favour. It was well worth visiting. Most of the tunnels weren't open to tourists, but just from the tunnels I walked down, I could tell the place was enormous.

[@3NC3PH4L0N]

The vietnamese spirit is no joke! Keep being awesome ;)

[@anhlam7131]

Its quite shameful and embarrassing that a big country like China had to use foreign players in their soccer team and still lost to Vietnam.

[@neonlinkplasma4678]

They have been losing to Vietnam for thousand of years, growing up in Vietnam in the 60s and 70s, I remembered our history book were full of stories of how we defeated them from one generation to the next.

[@surprisegrandmagrandpa]

Hot damn! As a vietnamese person, I confirm all the things this handsome man said. Those aside, did you know in the chinese number 1 team played in that match, there are four nationalized foreign players who couldn't even sing the chinese national anthem

[@agalah408]

I know a guy (now retired) who was a Chinese soldier in that Vietnam war. He was one of the few soldiers in his platoon to survive. They got turfed out good n proper.

[@tforaodg]

And There are some american soldiers like that as well.

[@avus-kw2f213]

1:00 1 : China doesn’t care about casualties 2 : the invasion was for political reasons and not supposed to be permanent I would recommend the video by asianometry

[@jarnMod]

I've had business deals in China. I also had deals with Vietnamese. I pray to the stars that Vietnam doesn't go the same way China does, because with the quality of their people, we'd all be damned. Whatever they've done with their culture, there must be some serious right thing there.

[@Ryan-wu1oi]

Everyone does lose to Vietnam. Our government acted like Vietnam was the new Stalin.. Vietnam has come to be , one of the most peaceful nations .

[@frijidmeatwad5253]

Quit being ignorant

[@rebjorn79]

Taiwan is a nice country.

[@COYS-o2i]

Real China

[@Cau_No]

ROC - Real, Original China

[@echelon2k8]

5:21 What was sorely missing right after Winnie said that they've never done this and that is the video footage of him saying that they'll never militarize the South China Sea. Everyone needs to see him for what he really is... before it's too late!

[@Daniel_Gonzalez2003]

Bruh my history classes in high-school were terrified of teaching this but thankfully one of my subs taught us this while learning about the Vietnam war.

[@levant5378]

I still remember when a Chinese student in my University class had a group speaking assignment in Japanese. Their group was all Chinese and one guy was clearly very good, the other was okay, and the other was very poor and nervous and could barely say a word. The guy who was good started cursing him out under his breath but still loud enough that it made everyone else watching very uncomfortable, to the point that the professor stopped them and almost chewed him out, but she was Japanese so she didn't. He was the only Chinese student I ever saw do that. All the rest were pretty cool and happy to be out of China but had very limited knowledge of the world

[@COYS-o2i]

What did they know about the world?

[@ObscureSampology]

nice story.. yeah I remember in Grade 6 back in the 90s i tried to make friends with this Chinese kid ... but he was into Dragon ball and I was into skateboarding ... so it didn't work out .

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

The vast majority of Chinese people live in a little bubble in china created by the cup to stop information spreading.. only the rich and elite can travel and be those obnoxious chinese tourist u see in every major city around the world spitting on the ground everywhere they pass but the vast majority dont kno crap abour the outside world and that's how the ccp wants it to be...the problem is social media is used heavily by the youth who use to learn about the outside world and the ccp is trying there hardest to censor all of it but its very hard to do especially with VPNs

[@levant5378]

@@COYS-o2i apart from the massive gaps in knowledge about China itself, like the cultural revolution, the great leap forward, Tienamen square, the vietnam war, the opium wars, the history of Taiwan, even to knowing Wuhan was the KMT capital, etc. But they also didn't know the history of countries, they knew their names, and could point some out on a map, and a food or cultural aspect of the nation, but they had no idea of any much else.

[@Shinkajo]

There were lots of Chinese exchange students in my university and most of them were absolutely clueless. A lot of them were absolute weirdos and really awkward.

[@ctv186]

As an ethnically Chinese person, I find this amusing. Something else I think Vietnam does better than China is their noodles. I suppose I just lost all my social credits.

[@ChenLinYu323]

In China it was portrayed as an easy victory for PLA, they reached capital city of Vietnam and then left the country with ruins that kinda thing, a totally triumph, still remember the first time I heard Vietnamese ppl saying that they defeated us and some ppl post meme about how Vietnam is the only country that defeated China and US really confused me for a while.

[@COYS-o2i]

"China is a country where lies are everywhere" -Chloe Zhao

[@hiroshinagoya2469]

Welcome to discover the true about the many lies of the CCP regime.

[@marierocher4422]

It’s been noted that they altered their history. How? They burned all historical books, books of Lao Tze and Confucius included. Killed millions known as Cultural Revolution for the purpose of « start all over again ». Those books existing now are fake. This is how to train zombies from birth until adulthood.

[@John77Doe]

They did not defeat the US. Communist North Vietnam defeated the corrupt and incompetent South Vietnamese government. What Serpentza does not mention is that China invaded Vietnam because Vietnam invaded Cambodia and overthrew the Pol Pot regime. China did not what Vietnam to expand into Southeast Asia. It is clear that China did not achieve it's goal for invading Vietnam because China could not force Vietnam to withdraw from Cambodia. Huge material losses does not mean defeat for China. China suffered incredible losses in Korea, maybe a million killed, but China accomplished it's goal of maintaining a buffer Communist North Korean state at its border. 😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@tada8092]

@@marierocher4422 the zombie nation.

[@gregorymckinney666]

Thanks!

[@xiaoxinghuli]

Look at the Chinese Olympics ice hockey team. It consists of US and Canadian players. What happened to all those Chinese players? Not good enough? Recently I listened to a story of Ice hockey coach who went to China. He talked about how prestigious the training is, parents are spending around $3k monthly (CCP cadres perhaps who can afford this) for individual coach for their kid. Yes, individual training for team sport. Kids know a lot, are skilled af, but they fail in delivering, because team sport is about team. 🤷

[@HockeyVictory66]

Totally agree. A good player just contributes their effort. A great player makes all the players around him/her better. China has neither in hockey. Even Russia understands the team sport concept. That ice hockey team they fielded in the 70's and 80's was unstoppable. The played several NHL teams and blew them away.

[@xiaoxinghuli]

@@HockeyVictory66 Red Army is the document about that team, it's amazing indeed 🙂

[@puckloki873]

@@teflerchina.2987 That's because the USA is all foreigners.

[@TheLaXandro]

@@HockeyVictory66 "even" Russia? Russia has always been known for comradery, that's pretty much the only thing that kept them going throught many really shit times throught their history. Together we are strong, individuals can't survive, that kind of culture permiates their society, so no wonder they are good at teamwork.

[@itachi-wg3gu]

China is not a team player so it makes sense.

[@johnxina987]

People are very lucky to have a man with your prospective to learn from. You're a credit to mankind and I hope you never give up your morality. You should be proud of yourself.

[@kollepii1011]

@Wolf of Light Joking in a serious video, -600 internet credits. Your execution date will be 7/8/2040.

[@stevemonkey6666]

Sounds like if China decided to invade Taiwan they would need to take a "team" for their army to succeed. I hope the Taiwanese government is watching your channel 😁

[@Super_Chamchi]

That will never happen because the world would collapse. No country would dare touch Taiwan including China. The world depend on Taiwan for semiconductors.

[@ghlscitel6714]

@@Super_Chamchi TSMC is building 2 factories outside of Taiwan - not in China though.

[@BountyFlamor]

@@Super_Chamchi Taiwan has a large share of the production capacity, yes. But the know-how is mostly from the US. All The US has to do is build factories and produce semiconductors themselves. That would take how long? one to a couple of years?

[@psychoaztecs]

tho war is quite good at laundering money

[@eee9034]

@Yorkshire Pudding why wouldn't they have, china is just an another Taiwan, west Taiwan i would say

[@hauquy4761]

China always asks Japan to apologize but still appears sulky no matter what. They feel humiliated by being occupied for hundreds of years by a much smaller country, while in the past they were the bullies

[@lucaszhang2359]

War with Vietnam was intentionally hide from mainstream media in China, but it was clearly noted in historical materials. It is on high school historical textbooks. I recall watching a Sino-Vietnamese war movie when I was in middle school

[@steenkigerrider5340]

The US didn't go to war with Vietnam. It went to war with North-Vietnam, which at the time was a totally different thing.

[@arnigx]

@@humansvd3269 +1...... !! ^^

[@Viet_Nam_Ball]

You do know that the US also had to fight with the Viet Cong which were southern people who turned into guerilla fighters right? And though US soldiers couldn’t fight local farmers, they were also providing heavy support for the Viet Cong.

[@arnigx]

@@Viet_Nam_Ball VC its militia forces from north vietnam military, not from south vietnam......

[@Viet_Nam_Ball]

@@arnigx nope VC is a local guerilla force. If they were north Vietnamese then they would be discovered immediately as North Vietnamese have quite a different culture from the south Vietnamese, this is because France rules Vietnam by dividing the North and South and pitching them to hate each other.

[@arnigx]

@@Viet_Nam_Ball The Viet Cong (Vietnamese: Việt Cộng; pronounced [vîət kə̂wŋmˀ] (listen)), officially known as the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam (Vietnamese: Mặt trận Dân tộc Giải phóng Miền Nam Việt Nam), was an armed communist political revolutionary organization in South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Its military force, the Liberation Army of South Vietnam (LASV), fought under the direction of North Vietnam, against the South Vietnamese and United States governments during the Vietnam War, eventually emerging on the winning side. The LASV had both guerrilla and regular army units, as well as a network of cadres who organized peasants in the territory the Viet Cong controlled. During the war, communist fighters and anti-war activists claimed that the Viet Cong was an insurgency indigenous to the South, while the U.S. and South Vietnamese governments portrayed the group as a tool of North Vietnam. According to Trần Văn Trà, the Viet Cong's top commander, and the post-war Vietnamese government's official history, the Viet Cong followed orders from Hanoi and were part of the People's Army of Vietnam. **** nope, u are wrong, although they are using name from south vietnam, but in the reality, VC is a part of north vietnam military, not from locals south vietnam.....

[@Rascilon25]

Soldier discipline and morale will be a major challenge for the CCP.

[@pcarr5796]

Initiative, too.

[@tforaodg]

So what

[@tintin6309]

This is a accurate documentation being told by you .. I am Vietnamese and was 21 at the time when the brief but deadly war broke out between China and Vietnam in 1979 ... China wanted to teach Vietnam a lesson but instead they were defeated by far more experience Vietnamese army in just 3 weeks into the short war

[@jmshwood2801]

Wow! Very well stated! You nailed it well!

[@bobfaam5215]

China always got defeated by much smaller Armies throughout history . . First by Mongols and Manchu in medieval times 😂😂 Qing dynasty rulers were not Chinese but Manchus . Manchus are different from Chinese and are a warrior race unlike Chinese Later by British and French ( opium wars ) 😂 Later lost twice to Japanese 1895 and 1931 to 1945 😂😂 Later defeated by Vietnam in 1979 😂😂 Chinese people cannot fight for sure 😂 Chinese people and Korean people are good in education but peaceful in nature and not good in fighting 😂

[@fadzilhashim.0910]

That why most Malaysian 🇲🇾 love the Vietnamese 🇻🇳 💕 .

[@vananhtran4994]

Love u too, china just claimed ho chi minh president is vietnam and we created war in china. I hate how gorverment act like they victim

[@kamielheeres8687]

What is even more humiliating about the chinese invasion of Vietnam is that the vietnamese forces mostly consisted of local militias instead of the actual vietnamese military.

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

1:54 Nah, it's just that Xi is so ignorant. At the time of the war, he spent all his time looking at Mao's pictures and dreamt of becoming like him one day. He simply totally missed the loss against the Vietnemese.

[@rubbersoul0854]

Here's another defeat of the Chinese Army. The 1,400 Filipino soldiers of the 10th Battalion Combat Team successfully defended their position against the attacking 40,000 China’s Red Army (Chinese 44th Division) in The Battle of Yultong, during the Korean War in April 23, 1951. The casualty of the Filipino soldiers was only 12 dead, while the Chinese retreated with 1,200 dead.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

Dude this is literally debunked so many times idk why you keep repeating this same "legend". The 900(not 1,400) Filipinos faced around 3000-4000 Chinese troops. The rest of the Chinese were fighting other NATO positions. The entire defensive line has other NATO troops, not just Filipinos. The Filipinos had superior firepower, artillery and fortified positions. The Chinese had rifles, flags and whistles. If you know anything about warfare, you would know that you need overwhelming firepower and numerical advantage to overcome defenders if you're the one laying siege. It's not uncommon for defenders to fend off armies 10 times as large as them if they have a good defensive position.

[@Jake-dh9qk]

Plus you're looking at one small battle without taking the entire war into consideration. The Chinese outnumbered NATO by a couple hundred thousand only and yet was able to overcome their fire superiority and defensive positions in majority of other battles. The fact that people keep pushing the myth that Chinese had 10s of millions of troops rushing towards a few thousand NATO troops only serve to ignite the passions of doing actual research and finding out the real numbers. Real numbers, as stated by western records show that China outnumbered NATO about 1.5 to 1. That isn't a whole lot considering how China is greatly lacking in technology, planes and tanks. China also had far less officers and generals to staff the command, whereas NATO had twice the number of officers and generals. The Korean War is one that is highly studied by military colleges to understand all the tactical and strategic maneuvers by the Chinese during the Korean war. China employed the concept of "deny enemy advantage" through largescale maneuvers that caught the NATO offguard and shook their commanders to the core. Hence, there is a saying that if you don't see a Chinese in the next few hours, then chances are they are planning a flanking maneuver; and when you do see them then it's probably too late because they have already crawled up to your positions the last few hours while you're dozing off.

[@studiokiselbach]

Kapyong was way better, one brigade vs. one huge Chinese division. 10 Canadians were killed and 23 were wounded. American casualties included three men killed, 12 wounded. New Zealanders lost two killed and five wounded. Australian losses were 32 killed, 59 wounded. Chinese? 1000 killed.

[@studiokiselbach]

@@prastagus3 True. The Chinese were used as cannon fodder and probably didn't want to be involved in that proxy war. "Two-thirds of approximately 21,000 Chinese POWs refused repatriation to Communist China and “defected” to go to Taiwan".

[@letthetunesflow]

China would claim the whole of the old Silk Road if they could, with the same excuse of it being “historically Chinese”…

[@mickryan2450]

Well there is a chinese burial ground in ballarat from gold rush days or am i just encuoraging the cheung

[@HMN134]

@@mickryan2450 dont give them any ideas

[@vc8230]

“Everyone is for himself“. It is wonderfully exercised by the whole nation resulting horrible failure where co-operation and unselfishness are greatly needed especially for team work.

[@hhbddjstar]

I’m so glad someone finally covered about this historic event! Even among Vietnamese, only a small minority knows about such incidence. I was introduced to it by my uncle who was reading bout it and my professor in college. It’s kinda crazy that even tho such event happened, not many knew of it :(

[@joewdowski7806]

I knew. My master's thesis in history was "Comrades in Conflict: The Sino-Vietnamese Conflict of 1979"

[@theoneandonlypinkypinky8245]

"If one day China should change her color, if she too should play the tyrant in the world, and everywhere subject others to her bullying, aggression and exploitation, the people of the world should identify her as social-imperialist, expose it, oppose it and work together with the Chinese people to overthrow it." - Deng Xiaoping

[@simontan2022]

That's BS . He was the one who ordered the invasion of Vietnam sending his soldiers to an early grave in Vietnam.

[@alexzen751]

@@simontan2022 so sarcasm

[@brunoroda6441]

As a football coach working in China, there’s so much I could say…

[@sole6485]

Enlighten us.

[@georgeacun3619]

Don’t be a 🐈 elaborate.

[@luxploded]

Man, you can't just end it with a cliffhanger. Tell us more!

[@cnordegren]

Chinese only know cheating

[@GloomyJay]

If you could , you would have done it .

[@Atheist-Libertarian]

You forgot (or didn't knew) about one more Chinese Invasion on India in 1967. It was not a full scale war, it was limited only to some sections of border, it happened when PLA tried to capture land at 2 border location. They ultimately failed to capture that land, because since 1961 war humiliation, India actually learned its lessons. And regarding 1961 defeat with China, I will not blame it on military. Instead government and our leaders were responsible for that. They lacked strategic thinking, and they didn't perceived China as possible threat. The China border lacked infrastructure, it had very poor connectivity at that time. Border was very much undefended. When China suddenly attack, the main challenge was not about acquiring weapons and troops. Instead the main challenge was how to move troops to border, how to solve logistical challenge. We learned our lessons. But other countries should also read about this and learn from it make your defenses stronger to withstand CCP threat. Note: I am not spreading hate against common Chinese people. I have problems specifically with CCP and PLA not with Chinese people.

[@greenscenery1974]

And people support CCP and PLA

[@tforaodg]

@@greenscenery1974 Do they?

[@vtmplay5219]

That is a profound lesson, to remind everyone in this world to never put their trust in the Chinese people.

[@christianblessingbalbio5007]

1:55 Presitator: Xi Xinping: China has never and will never invade or bully others, or seek hegemony. Korea, Tibet, India, Russia and Vietnam: *Are we a joke to you?*

[@umitsarlak3709]

Don't forget East Turkistan.

[@miliba]

Back in 2015 I watched a qualifiers match between HK and China, which took place in Shenzhen. It was a very unspectacular match that ended in a 0-0. But what was remarkable were the hundreds of fans who had this particularly nationalistic aura

[@nobody687]

I read that China lost 110,000 men in that war of 1979, twice as many as the usa which was there 8 years. I wonder how they would do if they had these soldiers back during the Korean war,, would they mindlessly run into the face of machine gun fire dying by the 1000s time and time again spending lives to use up their opponents ammunition and force them to retreat . Nobody knows how many Chinese died during that war. Judging by their tactics probably close to a million easy.

[@petermakescartoons]

As a Vietnamese, I can say that 50% of our history is being under chinese rule from 279 BC to 938 AD and an even more brutal oppression era from 1407 to 1428 so yea, over a thousand years.

[@WeLovePeaceful]

Thanks you for understanding our history. From Vietnam!

[@osamabinladen824]

China is West Taiwan.

[@COYS-o2i]

Real Chinese flag here

[@chrishamlin5863]

Most Americans are unaware of the 1979 war between Vietnam and China or anything that happened in Southeast Asia in the mid-late 1970's.

[@thebubbacontinuum2645]

I don't even know what happens in Canada.

[@footscorn]

I'm not, I remember it being on the news. It was also broadcast almost an afterthought as if it didn't really matter as the main focus was on the North v South war.

[@marierocher4422]

I love that term « NEVER bullied any countries » but actions speaks differently.

[@Channel66678]

Thank you for all the hard work you guys do! It's MUCH appreciated 👍

[@mgphyothant]

You know what they say in Myanmar "You should never call bully to a chinese because Chinese culture is all about bullying." Whenever someone got bullied in a group of Chinese and complained, they would say "This is what happens when you don't take from us" Chinese society not only support these bullies and they even teach Chinese that "Chinese people got bullied in the past so anyone different from us supposes to taking bullying from us, no need to feel guilty about that." Actually, bullying is just a Chinese trade mark.

[@trumanwages2810]

This is such a good point of view. I’ve always wondered why is such a big country like China didn’t do better at such an important sport like soccer. This sheds a little light on possibly why that is. Thank you for your insight and your continuous contribution that you provide.

[@gandalfthedev200]

If England can survive losing to Iceland, China will have to learn how to survive losing to Vietnam

[@fluvv9642]

harry kane taking corner kick

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

Australia survived losing to Emus, ffs! ))

[@519forestmonk9]

I found your comment about the difference in performance between team and individual sports really fascinating and enlightening. It explains a lot.

[@ianworrall5717]

I remember the 1979 invasion of Vietnam well it was reported in the western media, I remember being so impressed by Vietnam, the Chinese fired one million artillery shells across the border first ,but the Vietnamese hardly suffered at all as they were so well dug in

[@xxxxxx-tq4mw]

China claims that Vladivostok is Chinese territory and only ceded it to Russia in 1860 when China lost to British and French forces during the second opium war and it’s still a festering humiliation to them.

[@tforaodg]

It's a treaty between us and China

[@xxxxxx-tq4mw]

@@tforaodg Stalin and Hitler had a non aggression pact, screwing Poland at the same time. How did that go ?

[@friday1595]

Love the video! Well done! Stay awesome!

[@seangleason260]

Your about to hit that Million bro!! CONGRATULATIONS 🎊 It's only a matter of time now man!! I really like your stuff, very informative about a part of this world that doesn't have the transparency of other nations, especially of those that are equally as developed, ie Germany or France, and I LOVE how you highlight that they are still classified as a "Developing Nation" which is absolutely and totally insane, they're on the cusp of hegemony and they're a "Developing Nation" its a joke...anyway congrats bro you deserve your success 🙌 I wish you nothing but massive success, health and happiness bro!

[@funpau7549]

Send this to UN. This video should be aired internationally. Maybe via KZbin ads, better than watching Chinese tutor ads.

[@rumrunner8019]

In the late 80s when "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns and Roses first came out, my father, a Vietnam veteran, heard it for the first time and laughed saying "this could be the Vietnamese National Anthem"

[@TheOz91]

The most interesting thing I know from history is that the reason the PRC invaded Vietnam is because Vietnam invaded Cambodia to take down the CCP-backed Khmer Rouge regime (I would actually like to be enlightened on why Vietnam did so in the first place). And I thought that India developed nuclear weapons because of their dispute with Pakistan. But it makes sense that they wanted to really use it against China, while Pakistan developed them as a reponse to India which led to an arms race. And I wonder if China's "I need to be the best" culture would affect their ability to fight in the military. Sure, you are trained to work in a squad and in a platoon, but the team leaders and squad leaders and officers may not be as coordinated with each other to find the best strategy for use in a battle. But that's just my opinion.

[@koharaisevo3666]

Khmer Rouge raid Vietnamese border village and even kidnap hundreds of Vietnamese.

[@grassy7869]

Hi, I'm a 16-year-old Vietnamese teenager. I saw this on quora and I thought this is pretty correct in my opinion as a Vietnamese. 1. "Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1978 to defeat Khmer Rouge troops. By now the world has known that Khmer Rouge was a vicious regime that committed genocidal crimes against its own people. Inspired by China’s Great Cultural Revolution in the 1960s, Pol pot and his comrades vowed to “purify the masses of the Cambodians”, killing at least 1.5 million people. But little was known about the massacres and raids launched against Vietnamese civilians along the Vietnam-Cambodia border during the 1975-1978 period, with the most brutal one being the 3000-death toll Ba Chuc massacre, 7 kilometres from the border. Vietnam’s attempts to seek a settlement with Cambodia failed. Finally, in response to a large-scale attack (about 50,000 to 60,000 troops) from Khmer Rouge in Dec 1978, Vietnam started a full war against the Polpot’s regime. Khmer Rouge troops were quickly defeated; however, they withdrew to the Thailand-Cambodia border and remained active there for 15 more years thanks to the military and financial support from China and the tolerance of the then Thai government. China and the US were also very vocal about Vietnam invading a sovereign nation, demanding international sanctions against Vietnam while hiding the facts about the terrible regime that they supported. Their diplomatic campaign was a success. In subsequent years, Vietnam was met with much international criticism and severed diplomatic relations due to this campaign and also due to the fact that Vietnam’s troops remained in Cambodia for a long time (1979-1989), much in the same way that the USSR stayed in Afghanistan and the US in Iraq and Afghanistan recently." 2. "Using “Invade” is a very strong word for Vietnamese as they were attacked first by Pol pot. People said France invades Vietnam, the UK invades Australia, Japan invades China.. and invades mean a big colony tries to establish everything on a territory."

[@akuentiewuan9181]

because the Khmer Rouge actually massacred 20.000 Vietnamese living in Cambodia. not to mention another cat-and-mouse game where the Vietnamese military tried to rescue 200+ people captured from their village to be turned into a propaganda piece by the Khmer Rouge (publicly torture and shame them for being Vietnamese)

[@QuyenPham-wl9zy]

well, about the Cambodian war it was simple. Both us and them have bad blood prior to the rise of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, skirmish often happen. What truly start the war was the Ba Chuc massacre and ethnic cleansing in Cambodia. As for why the PRC attack us, its because they want to salvage Khmer Rouge and keep Vietnam isolated from support. You see, Pol Pot is a Maoist whom aligned with the PRC while Vietnam have deeper ties to the Soviet, which was in a cold war with PRC

[@woobiefuntime]

@@grassy7869 the Us backed the Khmer Rouge for years

[@mmoarchives2542]

i remember seeing this war studying asian history 12 years ago, these battles were very bloody, it was so devastating on the chinese side, not even historians are allowed to know the exact numbers that were lost, and is the only reason vietnam still exists today, had this battle not happened, vietnam may not even be a separate country today, today, even though china wants to take vietnam, they obsoletely refuse to make a 2nd attempt

[@ohasis8331]

Vietnam has pretty much been defending itself for a thousand years.

[@iosifvissarionovichstalin3895]

We are just good at fighting