China vs. Vietnam

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[@jeffbrewster6658]

I moved from London to Vietnam 7 years ago , now I wake up every morning feeling happy instead of feeling depressed .

[@spookyengie735]

i mean. . .im a vietnamese who used to live in the UK,i feel slightly better in the UK since i dont suffer 42 C hit stroke regularly (i used to also live in punta area which is a area in chile where some part have tempareture go down as low as -20+ C)

[@spookyengie735]

@FRANCISCO POLLARDO eh. . .we like korean more but still edit:only the younger generation

[@spookyengie735]

@FRANCISCO POLLARDO people are humble all the time and they swear alot Maybe too much

[@alastairbarkley6572]

@FRANCISCO POLLARDO Why is it that it's foreigners who are so afraid to be in London? Londoners have had far worse. You think we cower under cover from a few loons driving cars or waving knives? Or Welsh far-Right manics killing innocent mosque attenders? Pish! If you can't hack London, stay away....

[@coshyno]

@FRANCISCO POLLARDO Muslims killing people ? Are you kidding me ? So you put them all in the same basket ? Shows your ignorance !

[@zelulu1000]

Vietnam was the country i liked the most between the 10 asian countries i've visited. People are just amazingly kind and i'm black. I've never encounter the subtle or overt racism i encounter elsewhere in Asia.

[@danh102]

Because we don't care what color your skin is! We simply want to enjoy this life with you! Ok man

[@thanhat3415]

i think most of them are just curious to see a black person which is not common some even think have the super black skin is nice too

[@damiann4734]

They love black so much even vietnamese women blacken their teeth traditionally. Look it up. Vietnamese dont really care much if you are black yellow purple green. As long you are respectful, reliable, trustworth and act on what you say. Vietnamese dont trust the chinese too much. Chinese from mainland China not the chinese-vietnamese. Bad products that harm vietnamese are from China.

[@damiann4734]

@kim I meant it as a joke :D but now I've learnt that its also Japanese traditions.

[@nguyenmyanh1514]

I'm not a racist because I'm not white Visit the KZbin channel named “CEE JAY OFFICIAL”. Cee Jay is black man and his wife is Vietnamese

[@judonomi]

In all my years of living and traveling in Asia, I've never found kinder more generous people than the Vietnamese.

[@BaoZUong]

judo nomi thai

[@lexuanson1616]

Thank you. Love from Vienam

[@VNwalking]

Thanks you.

[@minhtu_thomas_hoang]

Thank you so much. I'm so sick of assumptions people made about Vietnam, which includes Vietnam war, Communist party and low living standard. In fact, most of the Vietnamese people are quite care-free and kind-hearted and have strong sense of belonging to community. Communal and familial values practiced throughtout our history has formed a culture that can't be intervened by any political institutions.

[@karllarsen8797]

@@minhtu_thomas_hoang What a great shame that Vietnamese communists are not kind-hearted, have a strong sense of belonging to community, and have communal and family values like ordinary Vietnamese. All communists ever think about is how to steal, loot, extract bribes from the hard-working ordinary Vietnamese.

[@antoniopudney]

People say vietnam is Communist. But being living here 8 years and it's a great place to live. They love being open to westerners and always happy to speak to y.

[@ThanhPru]

I am Vietnamese, I don’t hate Communism and I don’t hate other foreign people. I think you guys have some sort of bad impression about Communism because your government repeatedly tell you bad things about it or something 😂 I think people still think Communism means that government take your everything and spread it among the people, that’s why people scare of Communism 😂

[@tranduydat]

Maybe Communist is just a name

[@linhle8294]

@nguyen nguyen let be frank here friend. Stalin will choose Uncle Ho 11/10 times over Mao for stratigical discussion if he didn't need sacrifices for the meat grinder

[@GGG-hh5jo]

Only westerners I see 😐

[@gururu1286]

@@GGG-hh5jo we eat pho and cari with indian, buy warm clothes from russian, go to Muslim church with middle east people,provide cheap telecommunications services for African...If you are foreigner ,you are our guests in vietnam,unless someone know you came from CHINA.

[@user-po7vf5kl4l]

Very interesting is that Vietnam is a one-party system country, But they do not block KZbin, Facebook, Twitter and etc.

[@luuhoangdiep]

They tried but failed.

[@tommylodhia7480]

Hoàng Điệp Lựu 😂😂😂

[@PissMenn]

They will do that in future, already push facebook,etc many times.

[@user-qn2kp4fn3y]

Because,they have not substitutions

[@thongyloan]

Welcome to Vietnam. Come to Vietnam if you can not access KZbin or Facebook :v

[@jonathanhurley4055]

I am a white American who lives in Thailand and married a Thai. I have been here 6 years . I visit Vietnam a cpla times a year. I was 20 when I began my 30 months in the military in the war. Now when I go, I have Vietnamese friends, veterans of the American war, and I was welcomed everywhere I went. It reminded me of south Vietnam years ago. Just the average person on the street loved me! ...And the food. I love Thai food. I have a very large Vietnamese restaurant not too far from my house and often go there, or pick up returning home and at times order for delivery. I have never ever had a single negative experience in Vietnam ( or Thailand for that matter). O(n my 2 visits to China, it was so uncomfortable... so very uncomfortable. I will never go to China again. You guys are welcome to stop by here and even stay a little while in my humble abode. One of you would sleep on my sofa bed. BTW, I think some Chinese a wonderful, but the tourism industry has a very large Chinese contingent. And OMG they re the rudest, loudest, most pushy people in a crowd I have ever seen. And spit. Good God do they like to spit. Spit everywhere . And it doesn't matter...I saw a group once at a Big Buddha tourist spot . They were screaming so loud at one another you couldn't have a conversation . Then I noticed the spitting ...right on the walkway into the temple. Me, a white American...and I was appalled...I was aghast! It was so rude. Several Thais gave them dirty looks, but by and large the Thais are too polite to even correct someone. It is considered proper to maintain a "cool heart" and a "cool head" ...not lose your temper..... Once, at a hotel check out, there was some sort of problem, the clerk explained it, the Chinese kept bitching and bitching...finally I had had enough. Man I went ballistic. Not loud, but I gave them a tongue-lashing they wont soon forget. English...but still. I flat tod them I was not going to tolerate him berating my friend like that. My friend was doing her job, but was too polite to even defend herself. Short of fisticuffs, I believe that is the most drama filled interaction I have ever had. I was so mad. I had been in that hotel for about 2 weeks...and this was my 3rd stay for about 2 weeks to a month. I knew the staff , and found them to be wonderful. China has a long way to go. Not all. Not every one. But dear God, as a whole, they are a nasty. greedy, rude, impolite society today after a lifetime of communism. No God, no Family...2 of the previous BIG influences in Chinese life, now gone. They will reap what they sow.

[@zenzin9504]

Dude slow down I can’t even read -.-

[@metallicbored5585]

good for you man but pls slow down

[@brycebell1741]

My God, you should have met a group of middle-aged people with extremely low quality. They are not particular about it at home. It may be related to the previous growth environment, because China has only developed in recent years. Most people have no education and their quality is generally low.

[@tritran7565]

fuck Chinna

[@VNwalking]

We only say about VN n China..not thailand.

[@untaxp8188]

I visited China and Vietnam a month ago. I agree with you 100%. I was very comfortable when I was in Vietnam compared to China. Vietnam has surprised me by the kindness of its people and welcomed them with strangers and tourists

[@henryzhu1459]

Because Chinese has a normal altitude torward foreigners, not over hospitality.

[@davefekete7187]

@@henryzhu1459 Has a normal altitude? 😂😂😂 look let's just be honest chinese people look down on foreigners.

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

@@henryzhu1459 What normal? Treating non white Asian tourists as subhumans?

[@jemirren9114]

because we Chinrse people dont flatter you. You are just spoild by vietnam people, and expect all the asia people will flatter you. I know many white people who were loser in their own country and move to vietnam or Philipins then become very popular in these south asia country.

[@chrystianaw8256]

​@@henryzhu1459?

[@TD_-ud1ow]

The Vietnamese are small, friendly and selfless. They are weak to love but they are never weak against any mighty foe. I love the homeland of Vietnam and love you all. ❤🇻🇳👍. Thank !

[@DavidDiaz-so5kj]

I had a great time in Vietnam. The uniformed immigration guy scared me when I landed. Besides that I had a wonderful time. people were friendly. Someone I met off facebook met up with us to show us around for a few days. Super friendly. Food was cheap. We even had a taxi driver pick us up in rain and drive us about 1km and said it was too short to take our money. We insisted because we knew this young man would be paying it himself. IT was a super nice gesture. Highly recommend a few weeks there!

[@andrewmtgx]

haha yeah the immigration guy and airports but as soon as u get out it's freein

[@Frivals]

Same experience with the immigration men

[@DavidDiaz-so5kj]

@@Frivals yea and I had a private company meet me there with the visa. I was still scared

[@strikeforce9334]

I totally agree with you, when I was in China I found that Chinese people don’t really smile at foreigners, they give you a suspicious look, I felt like I wasn’t well recepted, I worried about being scammed, I worried about the Chinese goverment watching me and my internet activities there were times I worried about my safety, where as in Vietnam people smiled, they welcomed you as a foreigner, I felt safe, being on the internet felt comfortable like I wasnt being monitored, food was cheap, didnt feel like I was going to be scammed, the atmosphere was more relaxed. Overall my experience in Vietnam was way better than in China.

[@jamest4198]

Have to say I have dated Chinese and Vietnamese women and I find Vietnamese women warmer and also they are more well adjusted mentally. Chinese women seem to have a lot of strange behaviour and psychological issues. Interestingly, many Chinese seem to have very high IQ's.

[@trangduong25]

But

[@ruixiliu9928]

We have seen a lot of foreigners here over the past 30-40 years... But when I see foreigners on the street, I always say hello to them in China. It depends on different people.

[@miikapekk5155]

Vietnam is also one of my most favourite places. Notice that guy in the background how he tried not to ruin your video. Vietnamese people(most) are so sincere and polite. Honestly I have never met such warm and open people.

[@DannyVietGermany]

Exactly about the man avoid to ruin the video . So cute gesture !

[@chiantachianta5157]

Actually, friendliness and hospitality are still the Vietnamese's characteristics and they will not change in any ways even when our country reaches the development as China nowadays. It's in our blood bro and as everyone already knows, you guys can see the happiness, satisfaction around us. We aren't very rich :) but we are open-hearted, united and self-image, btw welcome to Vietnam!! =)))) :3:3:3

[@cuongquoc9455]

@Indian Stars im pretty sure those chinese dude gonna come here and teach your about their fake science history. Just like how they do with ASEA sea

[@chiantachianta5157]

Gu Chun Hui -.-

[@TaskerMatt]

Beautiful 🥰

[@Chan-me5wg]

Awww, makes me wanna go there so much. I am from Hong Kong btw, I look forward to visiting Vietnam after the pandemic!

[@user-uq5il4pi7e]

Vietnam despite being communists still maintain it’s values and traditional morals they were taught from generations to generations, China however discouraged traditional values and moralities due to the cultural revolution and they remain ignorant like their imperial qing counterpart

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

As a Chinese growing up in China, I agree with your points. I went to Vietnam once. I can relate to things you say. Keep it up with the good content man. Don’t worry about the hate comments other Chinese make. Most of us’ mindset is limited by the government’s education and censorship. I hope you can understand! Finally: 🇨🇳 ❤️ 🇻🇳

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

As you see here, our average citizens are not really able to form civilized conversations.

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

gorgeous G 不行呀

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

gorgeous G 没文化的国人出来丢人，五毛哦

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

gorgeous G 真的是可悲，你骂得越狠越支持了我的观点

[@user-xn4yu5rn9q]

gorgeous G 谢谢你咯

[@AoGiaHuy-xu7tp]

In Vietnam, whatever happened in the past, we leave it in the past, as long as you feel guilty about what you did to us and be respectful towards us, we will welcome you all the time

[@omburhan8454]

I'm Indonesians, even though you guys stole many fish from our land, we still forgive you and I always eat vietnam cuisine and dishes

[@tonyvu2011]

@@omburhan8454 The poor Vietnamese fishermen were squeezed out by massive fleet of Chinese militia fishing boats, they have no choice but to go further out and end up in Indonesia's water. However later on when fish stock reduces near VN, the Chinese fleet militias will intrude Indonesian water too!

[@PvtAnonymous]

@@tonyvu2011 part of the problem is, that China claims half of their nearby waters as their own. Even some japanese islands that have been japanese for like 2000 years are claimed by China. The maniacs of the CCP really want to conquer the world it seems.

[@namkhanhng1802]

Vietnamese is literally opens to everyone except China

[@quocthainguyen8228]

Ừa

[@henrypham3725]

Yup that’s what my Vietnamese family taught me.

[@slimgqx4425]

Yeah. That's because China did not clear the Vietname land thoroughly hhahhhh

[@namkhanhng1802]

@@slimgqx4425 In other words, China is a loser xD

[@slimgqx4425]

@@namkhanhng1802 Optimistic nation, hope we won't cut off your electricity in time of war，，hahahahaha，loser

[@haraffael7821]

I got to admit, I fell in love with Vietnam, deeply and passionately. The more contact I had, the more my love grew.

[@illwitness]

I've been living and doing business in Vietnam for the past five years and life has never been better.

[@djabrayilmagerramov6731]

how is it doing business for foreigner in VN?

[@HDPinkFloyd]

very informative, well presented, thank you, really enjoyed

[@sereysothe.a]

i moved to vietnam 3 years ago. my cancer was cured and now i can fly

[@parkhaianh]

=)) this is the craziest shet

[@user-gh3ku6vt3j]

are you dead ????????????????

[@typn7818]

really ??? i have cancer too

[@DeviantDeveloper]

Vietnam is great with the internet, apart from when that shark eats the cable...

[@knhd0505]

The Deviant Developer IDW Podcast been waiting for this comment. Not only food, Vietnam’s internet cable is also delicious!!!

[@uwuloveu030]

@@knhd0505 lmao

[@vietprintimeviet4740]

Vietnamese territorial waters are now infested with sharks. On the surface sharks kill fishermen. Sharks living underwater eat cables. When they go airborne, they disrupt communication signals. Those different species of sharks have one thing in common: they speak Chinese!

[@langkhoai9828]

Ha ha ha ... I guess you have been in Vietnam for a long time and have known that neighboring sharks like to steal Vietnamese internet cables out at sea! But Viet Nam Internet is still the best kind of internet and very great !

[@laphodoan8706]

its one big shark and four small sharks

[@fatandbroke]

Everyone is extremely friendly here , every night I go out I meet many people and nothing but kindness . I love Vietnam and the metal gear sound yesssss

[@jetboatjoe7]

In Australia the Vietnamese people have assimilated so well and become great people to live and deal with. The Chinese people are still closed and they don't trust anyone. Love yours and C Milks work!!!!!!!!

[@jetboatjoe7]

CANT YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH? @Chang

[@dingdongchingchong8659]

That's why chinese have boxhill second cbd whereas Vietnamese have.... Well they don't have anything hahaha

[@martessatran1276]

And "TRUTH" is that? If you say the Chinese people, then you're including all Chinese from other parts of the world who migrated to Australia. I know the Chinese are successful every where they live in and contribute to the country or even run the country's economy. Think first before open your damn mouth next time!

[@dpjb38]

TF? Say that to those dirty Viet gangs in Sydney

[@Emilechen]

30% of Malaysian people are Chinese, they control local econmony,

[@Zetler]

Why would Vietnamese hate Americans? Repelling foreign invaders is their national pastime! I don’t think they even consider humbling the most powerful nation in the free world their finest achievement. These guys beat the Genghis Khan era Mongols. That’s the kind of street creed that the Chinese can’t buy and it shows in the carefree attitude of their people.

[@mhuyshuffflin]

To be exact we repelled Khubilan Khan's army. That was a few decades after Genghis Khan's death

[@lekhang2124]

Who said to you about that? We don't hate anyone from anywhere (discount chinese) :D

[@nolife4588]

We don't hate american, you guys are fine but still hate the Chinese government

[@drakashrakenburgproduction5369]

@@nolife4588 yeah we love you too. Actually we have a lot of respect for you guys. Would gladly visit Vietnam over China anyday. I just feel like I won't be under a giant microscope if I visit Vietnam instead of China.

[@barryjulianwaldron3656]

I’ve had three seperate holidays in Vietnam. The food is great and the people good. I would never spend $1 on a holiday in China and I would never buy any Chinese product off the shelf from anywhere in the World. I just won’t play into the hands of a government administration that suffers from compulsive control freak disorder mentality.

[@StarofDavid616]

Sell off ur Iphone

[@AnhTim]

@@StarofDavid616 caught a chinese guy here who's angry haha, you chinese are greedy people with no humanity

[@mahyakc8369]

I love HANOI ..AND I MISS THE PLACE...I love Vietnam ...soon I will visit again 🇵🇭

[@quanghungno1]

Welcome to Việt Nam :)

[@ThisisMyNamevuduydu]

Me too. :(((( As a vietnamese student studying abroad.

[@giauhuynhj263]

Love Philippines from Vietnam! ❤

[@tuananhlam6800]

Salamat

[@chuongtranhoang]

Love ❤ Philippines 🇵🇭

[@ahigatso2442]

Vietnamese are very friendly. Im always welcome at their parties. Im welcome at their homes. I've participated in their weddings. And, im not even asian!!! Very good people!

[@jugglematt100]

We travelled vietnam for a month , and rode bikes in dalat and other areas , what a great country with wonderful friendly people. Keep the videos coming love your stuff

[@strong4865]

me too .

[@leduong8792]

I rode my bike from north to south of Vietnam over 2000 km and had the same feeling.

[@chaslehmann2759]

Living in Vietnam has brought me much joy. Its a country with many optimizations. As a Vietnam Veteran, I have found the people are not only being forgiving but also forgetting. They don't hold grudges, even in traffic conflicts. Its people bring to the table the greatest asset of all - their personhood. Here you can easily see people that possess respect for each other, honor to elders, family, and country. They have compassion for the poor within their borders and are thankful if they are aware that you wish to assist them. They are patriotic people, they support and have praise for their country. Its future is many-faceted. Most recently, the Chinese Communist Party has had a falling out with President Trump because of the "Chinese virus" unleashed upon the globe. The CCP is now in Trump's floodlight and suffering a crisis of many of the businesses exiting China, China losing the lead role in G5 technology, Huawei being retired to the defeated pile of wannabes, the one belt-one rode is turning into a dead-end or at least a detour (Do not fight with Trump), and Vietnam is reaping great institutional gains of foreign business. This is a shot of hope and advancement for the Vietnamese people. They see a brighter future. On the medical front, we have to put a large feather in the cap of the Vietnamese government for combating the Co-Vid 19. They spared nothing in tackling this unseen enemy. The ex-pats here speak highly of their victory and foreigners feel comfortably safe being in the lockdown of Vietnam instead of their home countries. Again, Vietnamese people are born out of a wonderful culture that is strongly family-oriented and they find their liberty and freedom therein. Although the government is Communist, I would say there seems to be a clash of mindsets. The people in government lean and align themselves to China, while its citizens poll strongly to the West. All and in all, Vietnam is a wonderful country with the most friendly people. May God bless Vietnam.

[@hungnguyen-kw2qf]

Thanks for your comment. And the little thing is, If you learn about Vietnamese politics, you will know that our government is very co-operative.

[@1stwind]

well i must disagree you in the part where you said "the people in government lean and align themselves to China", vietnamese GoV is very anti-china, but they're not showing it. For example, there were a "civil conflict" between "Vietnamese civil" and "Chinese workers" in the northern border happened like ~10 years ago, the Vietnamese gov themselves planned the whole conflict yet they still bring the siren to border and shouting to our "Vietnamese citizen" to "stop fighting and keep the peace with the chinese" ;) , it's complicated and not always show as it seems.

[@ernestmwape]

Two years down the road, has ☝️ become true?

[@yuehanxinan]

Socialism is all about democracy, don't think we don't have freedom, that's stupid western propaganda. China it's not really a socialist state, Vietnam is not either but we're closer to socialist than China. Vietnamese ppl are not lean to the West, it just happens that we share same values. The government kinda leans to China, but it plays the balance game of power, so it stays in the center, not really skewed to any side

[@G73Server]

@@yuehanxinan very well said, vietnams socialism is much more democratic than others and arguably in a way maybe even more democratic that western democracies

[@krollpeter]

I found the Vietnamese were already open-hearted before the economy was picking up. I found that already 1995, when I was the first time in Hanoi. I travelled all the countries for work, but Vietnam quickly became one of my favourite destinations in Asia.

[@ThomasAffoltertevis]

It's a great country. And the women are gorgeous :D

[@tjyang1111]

North American KZbinr When the economy is up, everything will come along. Whereas Vietnam will always be a side bitch of the US. But I agree Vietnam is a beautiful country.

[@idontreadreplies7143]

@North American KZbinr Lol western propaganda. You can still see Chinese culture such as wushu, shaolin , feng shui, Peking Opera, etc in china. Haters gonna hate , kbai.

[@TrungNguyen-zl6hd]

HenryDavidT Actually all countries are using electricity,which was invented in that “western devil”country called America! Do you have any thing against electricity though?Sorry my man,the whole world is progressing,whether a few old stuck-up folks like it or not!

[@chickendinner5572]

South East Asians don't hold grudges. My family is from Laos, the most heavily bombed country per Capita, and we don't hold any grudges. We just want to move on with our lives.

[@foskco87]

I have never been to China but I have been to Vietnam and it was one of the most amazing places Ive ever been. A beautiful country full of beautiful people. Seriously. I am Canadian so I look and sound American and people were incredibly kind and friendly to me. Yes, there are a lot of people who want your money, but there are also a lot of people who are very generous and will share things with you expecting nothing in return. I find it funny that Winston loves the food there so much now because I specifically remember watching a video with him and C-milk where they were saying they didnt care for Vietnamese food and found it to just be boring soupy meals. Which I found really surprising because I friggen LOVE Vietnamese food and was like dude you guys just dont know what you are missing. One thing I noticed about Vietnam, yes there are a lot of poor people with very little, but they are still so happy. Coming back to Canada, people have everything they could want and they are still miserable and complain about everything. Kind of makes you think.

[@rebent1016]

I love Vietnam..

[@lordshotgun7168]

thanks

[@PissMenn]

Vietnam is more friendly towards foreigner that's why considered as South east Asia(Asean)

[@sibyllmonroe8419]

Every country or nation has friendly people and not-so friendly people, I know there are tons of Chinese who love foreigners as well as other countries, your statement is completely biased.

[@biteszadusto8854]

@@sibyllmonroe8419 I'm not too sure if he's only talking about the people. Maybe he meant the policies, the requirements, governments, etc. Like, as a whole

[@biteszadusto8854]

Long Vavry yeah I know. I live in Vietnam too

[@Dou_Y]

@Long Vavry you regard yourselves asean or east asia?

[@baochi456]

@@Dou_Y Southeast Asian ofc, but with east Asian culture.

[@juliopeinado2660]

Now, Watching this. It felt like Vietnam is much safe than Hong Kong. That’s why I do have a love for Vietnam.

[@PrussianRedWhiteBlue]

I love Vietnam... almost as much as I love my Vietnamese wife!

[@XxAxX16]

@I love women because I'm not gay You're wrong.

[@xuannguyenpham1715]

Everyone have different tastes! You want to get dominated get a Western woman, want a cute little girl who need a lot of food to be activate you go to Vietnam! But the guy above is very rude and definitely a troll based on his name!

[@CuteKristy179]

I'm not a racist because I'm not white Then prove yourself right. Can you prove that? Your comment is so dumb and you’re probably a troll so I don’t want to talk to an idiot.

[@leealberto4139]

Yeah I love white girls especially English girls. They are cute, not some giants like German and Dutch

[@xuannguyenpham1715]

@@leealberto4139 They truly are Giant.

[@jasonfung9516]

vietnam for me is like a heaven, the kind of place you cannot find anywhere, the country has lots to offer.

[@sonic070]

Vietnam lifestyle is more like fusion of asian and mediterranean lifestyle - work hard and enjoj life (coffee culture, eating out, being open minded etc).

[@resortpoint]

Great description. Spot on.

[@Azathoth4444]

Also vietnam isn't threatening war constantly like china is.

[@Negative3101]

Exactly

[@jgdyt]

As a resident of China and having spent a lot of time in Vietnam previously, I think your description is perfect. Good video. In addition to banh mi, Vietnamese coffee (black without condensed milk) is also awesome. You cannot get that in China, and in the US that blend/roast is hard to find. Vietnam is a hidden gem.

[@hanoimusli5316]

Vietnamese prefer the more bitter Robusta. Ironically Robusta is dirt cheap and considered "inferior" to Arabica. Westerners consume mostly Arabica of course. Also, VNese like to drink super thick coffee, I mean at least 5x thicker than expresso, and that way of preparation removes the acidic taste.

[@jgdyt]

Hanoi Müsli It's great coffee. Really unique and tastes awesome.

[@akkbuilders]

Have you been or lived in CA? We have all kinds of Vietnamese food and coffee here!

[@jgdyt]

Anthony Le Yes I have lived there, Silicon Valley to be imprecisely exact, and you are right, it is possible to get good Vietnamese coffee in CA. That said, the best Vietnamese coffee I have ever had was in Ho Chi Minh city coffee shops. I have been able to find ok Vietnamese food in many US cities. In China? Never.

[@TuanNguyen-mx6oe]

Please try the egg coffee as well

[@johncantrell614]

I know how you feel about the Vietnamese friendliness. I have been there twice. The first time in 1993, we did not even have an embassy or consulate office there yet. My wife’s aunt had arranged the trip there. Being American, I was not sure of the reception I would get. And like you said, I was treated so nice there, and I loved the warm reception there. We went back again in 2018, and by then Americans had been back for some time. And the reception was the same. Will look forward to going back again, when the pandemic is over.

[@Ming-so8cf]

thank you!! I hope you will have another great trip here ~

[@markn6941]

I'm also counting down to the day I can visit Vietnam again after the pandemic.

[@sarsaparillasunset3873]

problem with VN there so much food to eat and too much money to spend on food, while your stomach can only handle so much a day

[@linhle8294]

Best to enjoy slowly

[@nhienhoang8898]

Your thought is exactly like Japanese, Korean, France...etc. They always say that they feel Vietnam in the present is a past of their country. As a Vietnamese, I'm so happy that our country is growing everyday. But in the future, I will have to find my Vietnam in another country.

[@Leslie-fq7lp]

cũng đúng :))) vài chục năm nữa kiểu gì chẳng thế, nói chung khi mọi thứ ở đỉnh thì ngta sẽ ko còn nhiều động lực và vui vẻ/hy vọng nhiều như khi đang nghèo và cố gắng mỗi ngày. Lấy ví dụ đơn giản, giới 8x-9x bây giờ (như mình chẳng hạn) cũng đầy lúc ôi t nhớ ngày xưa, ngày xưa vui lắm...etc kiểu vậy 😂

[@truong4575]

Khi sự phát triển đi lên tới đỉnh cao nào đó con người sẽ tự có ý thức tiến bộ để đi tìm lại nguồn gốc của mih chẳng hạn như Nhật từ thập niên 80-90s họ bị ảnh hưởng phương Tây rất nhiều nhưng cuối cùng giờ đây họ trở về Nhật Bản

[@rebent1016]

Good luck.. :)

[@TheJoshRed]

I've visited Ho Chi Minh City and Nha Trang. I've never in my life seen so many smiling faces. Just walking down the street and making eye contact with a locals... instant smile. It's really is a magical place. I'll be returning again this December. I'm craving another banh mi and coffee as the sun comes up. :D

[@Ngườizôtri]

@@wheniwas15yearoldiwasraped92 pathetic 3///

[@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122]

@@Ngườizôtri it is still Saigon.

[@mr3x464]

Vietnamese very friendly people, we welcome tourist.

[@marcduchamp5512]

Haha they prob only smiled at the foreign westerners. If you are a visitor from other part of Asia they prob just ignore you at best

[@ThomasAffoltertevis]

You should find a VN girl. My wife is from Hanoi and man, a combination of good looks, total devotion, and great cooking. Cannot beat that.

[@tonytang8006]

Vietnam has lots and lots young people, that makes this country fill up so much energy.

[@MissesWitch]

I burst out laughing when I saw the guy appear at 0:55 trying to hide from the camera hahaha!~

[@youresocute3]

So cutiee hahaha

[@ThanhTran-bd6gr]

He wasn't hiding from the camera, he was afraid of ruining making video. It's is our common gesture..

[@typicalmountainbiker]

@@ThanhTran-bd6gr yeah I think that's what they meant! They were trying to be polite by hiding from the camera so as not to ruin Serpent's video :D

[@williamwoo866]

Cool I was a Vietnam Vet and served on the USS Tripoli LPH-10. I was in Haiphong Harbor and remember so well when the Peace treaty was signed. I got a chance to talk to the Yeoman or paper pusher. He told me how it was a slow process of how the table were to be set up for the actually peace treaty signing. So cool. I am glad the war is over. I remember when I was drafted, I told the recruiter that I have nothing against the Vietnamese. Please don’t made me use a gun. I became a medic and the rest is history. I got to save lives. I am now 70 years old born Dec 14, 1950 from S.F., Calif. I am glad Vietnam is doing better, I have many Vietnamese friends. So cool

[@AnastasiaLuu]

Thank you for posting! I'm half Vietnamese and half Chinese, but grew up in the United States. I've never visited either country, and am looking forward to exploring both! Please continue your awesome work! ❤️🙏

[@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586]

I been too Vietnam and I like Vietnam a lot.

[@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586]

e james huh? What do you mean?

[@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586]

e james I don’t understand you.

[@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586]

e james okay? And you’re point is?

[@JACKYDoesEverything]

@e james YOU are a weirdo and a creep

[@anhquynh3710]

I'm vietnamese , l'm very proud of my country . Vietnam has a long-standing culture with a great , not only that , Vietnam also has a rich culinary scene with many beatiful landscapes.

[@Awakeningofthegods]

I'm portuguese, I live in China but have a Vietnamese wife, so I can say I know the reality from both sides. Vietnam all the way!

You say, Vietnam all the way. Seems like you know too much, right? So big companies withdraw their factories in China and then go to Vietnam and understand your way, they are stupits and you are smart. The latest example is Warren Buffett's shoe company.

[@Awakeningofthegods]

@ I honestly don't get your point here ... should I bother trying?

[@TuanNguyen-mx6oe]

@@Awakeningofthegods lol miscommunication, chill xD

[@quinguyen205]

@ ông nói gì vậy google dịch nó dịch ko hiểu ?

@@quinguyen205 Ý tôi nói là nó : Có vẻ biết nhiều. Khi các công ty lớn rút hồ sơ ở Trung Quốc rồi sang Việt Nam. Và hiểu theo cách của nó thì : các công ty ấy làm vậy là không tốt. Tôi nói : Các công ty đấy ngu ngốc còn nó ( cái thằng bình luận ở trên ) thông minh. ( Ý mỉa mai ) Và tôi lấy ví dụ : công ty giày Warren buffets

[@thanhpham7737]

Hi Winston, I am Vietnamese, it's really interesting watching your videos about Vietnam and your opinion about the differences between China and Vietnam. To most Westerners, they don't see much of the differences when they first come here but you and C-Milk can bring out some valid points about this. I am sure the longer you stay in our country, you will discover more, like it more and maybe one day, you might decide to migrate to Vietnam with your beautiful doctor wife to live for good hahaha. It would be great if you could convince your wife to go on a trip and visit our country for a few weeks so she can enjoy the good things you have experienced in Vietnam. Most of us are kind of open minded people and we would welcome any good people no matter where they are from to pay a visit here and enjoy our hospitality.

[@digicabtech]

No matter what you do. Don't listen to what the communist says. But look closely at what the communist does.

[@anjkovo2138]

I found people in Vietnam really friendly. The Smiling people i called them. Here's a good story for you Winston. I am very tall (6' 5'') with big muscles and the Vietnamese loved me. Everyone would come up to me to take photos and touch me,. They saw me as a giant. As you know they are short thin people. Some even thought i was a Hollywood Actor, kept asking what films i was in. Dads would come up to me and make me hold their baby sons in my big arms and i would give them a gentle hug & a smile. I asked my guide why was that and she said the Vietnamese believe my quality in being tall would magically be passed onto their sons. LOL

[@anhtuan3264]

Lmao..That instructor's explanation seems very convincing

[@joshephand5538]

They think that you are a perfect genetic human

[@sportlive9450]

tôi chỉ biết cười thôi :)))

[@dongle4271]

True. We let monks touch son's head to pass the fresh thinking to his spirit and soul.

[@Biggus63]

Here in Australia I lived for 14 years in one suburb with a large Vietnamese population and I always found them to be really nice people. Great food too. They did an excellent roll with pork and chilli in it called something like 'banh mi thit'. I'd like to visit Vietnam some time in the future.

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

Welcome to Vietnam mate!

[@Biggus63]

@@MinhNguyen-ff6xf If the world keeps heading in the direction it looks like going Australia and Vietnam will need much closer ties between our two countries. In difficult times it helps to have good friends. I think Australia and Vietnam can help each other. Stay happy and healthy mate.

[@lordshotgun7168]

Banh mi means bread.

[@phunk8607]

let me guess, Cabramatta

[@Biggus63]

@@phunk8607 Girrawheen in Perth actually.

[@nickdaskalakis9289]

This is such a good perspective Winston, thanks for sharing it and your knowledge of both Vietnam and China

[@kidsperspectivefamilytrave9184]

Interesting point you make regarding the lack of animosity towards foreigners. While in Vietnam we also expected to be mistaken for American and were a bit worried how the local people would interact with us. It was amazing to see the lack of animosity and we didn't have any problems at all for 'looking' American. I think this attitude is a huge step forward for Vietnam. Awesome place to travel!

[@leviet3019]

Bởi vì bạn chưa hiểu về đất nước và con người việt nam. Chúng tôi: người dân của đất nước chúng tôi chỉ lên án chế độ và chính phủ của bất kỳ quốc gia nào xâm lược đất nước chúng tôi. Chứ con người vn luôn thân thiện với tất cả những người dân trên toàn thế giới, không phân biệt màu da. cho dù họ là người của quốc gia nào, dân tộc nào. Và kể cả khi hòa bình lập lại, đất nước và người dân chúng tôi luôn bỏ qua quá khứ để hướng đến tương lai. Có lẽ lời nhận xét của ông kissinger về vn là lời nhận xét ngắn gọn nhất và đầy đủ nhất về đất nước và con người vn.

[@Greeniegottalent]

In fact, since forever, the Vietnamese have always been in love with Americans 😂 There are more American expats than the others in Vietnam. We have never held grudges or anything, but actually extremely admire the US and the West in the general.

[@starcorpvncj]

I've been to both countries a lot. The BIG difference is that Vietnam is a HAPPY country while China is not. Vietnam has far more individual freedom than the West. As a Westerner, if you asked me after living, as I have in Vietnam for 32 years what's the best aspect about Vietnam, I'd say the harmony and balance between the sexes. There is no discrimination or rabid feminism. Both men and women have equal rights and opportunities and happily live their lives. Religion and petty restriction do not interfere with anyone, unlike the West.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

You nailed it. My kid worked there in a school west of Ho Chi Minh City. She learned to dislike older VN men but the VN women and kids were adorable. Good experience for her and appreciates what she has better than before living there.

[@starcorpvncj]

@@LuvBorderCollies Hmm. Sounds like you are a feminist who enjoys putting down 'older VN men'. Please don't try exporting that feminist hate poison to this happy country of equality of the sexes.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

@@starcorpvncj I'm not putting down "older VN men". I'm not the one they were harassing or trying to rip off with their taxi cabs. Its not feminist hate poison, its just reporting the truth. VN is a MUCH happier country than China. I wish much success and prosperity to Ho Chi Minh City and the surrounding region. I would choose 1 Vietnamese over 100 China people.

[@starcorpvncj]

@@LuvBorderCollies Noted. Cheers.

[@netijhen]

China : i will invade south china sea Indonesia : i introduce you to our friends Vietnam : hi china

[@yeuemchuot]

China said that the islands, lands and mountains of other countries belong to China. But China said that Corona virus does not belong to China

[@rickyohsaiga7896]

*Block your Path* China : I got Islands & Military Missile Base in South China Sea haha Indo & Viet : NOOOOOOO not my Waterino and Islandino, west pls help us

[@uwuloveu030]

@@rickyohsaiga7896 china be like : this is mine that is mine everything is mine Aslo china when talk about covid : that's not mineeee you being *mean* to me

[@richardle6200]

You left 1 most important thing in Vietnam The Women are so more prettier ❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@meowthindegame8127]

Little Moutha both

[@ultramax8032]

Isn’t this why they keep selling women to Chinese people? Lol

[@meowthindegame8127]

alex w HMMMMMM

[@chunghwapuppet6078]

and they don't walk around frowning

[@nneuhaus84]

@Witch Chan Key: Southern Vietnamese.

[@charlieinsingapore]

I love Vietnam and can't wait to go back. You mentioned how welcoming and accepting the people are, I couldn't agree more. However in the mountains of Ha Giang province in the north, I used to get a lot of death stares from old men until I realised the magic password: "không phải người Mỹ, tôi đến từ Úc" - I'm not American, I'm from Australia. Instant smiles and open arms. In the same area you can still see twisted metal and shell and bullet marks on bridges, a legacy of the Chinese invasion in 1979.

[@tanphuocle2401]

charlieinsingapore maybe they’re only the old generation And moreover-maybe after the war his family was broken maybe lost the parents , child, or who he or she loves

[@remaguire]

Interesting since Australians fought in Vietnam also.

[@dongle4271]

It is the way they start flirting with you.

[@nneuhaus84]

I got the opposite reaction. I am an American who can also speak Vietnamese. Maybe youre just ugly :p

[@mathers43]

@@nneuhaus84 people in southern VN are very friendly to America because South VN used to be a puppet of the US.

[@ChitwoodMitwood]

I am a 70 year old retired American in Florida and happy . I find all of you guys to be entertaining , educational , and well intentioned . Even Prozzie being from Canada I can mostly overlook !! Best to you all !!! Thanks for your hard work . I follow all 6 channels !!

[@TechnoMonkeyFarm]

How did you come to find the channels Marvin?

[@deadjustdead3425]

0:56 I can’t stop laughing 😂 you put the metal gear solid detection sound so good

[@trungtm8678]

That is Vietcong

[@duoweiwong8308]

I'm from Hong Kong and basically agree with what the saying in the video. I do hope both countries more open and prosperity, but I feel Vietnam is more open than China in terms of politics and people's mindset. Personally, I rather like Vietnam.

[@ziyiouyang3118]

Oh, even hongkong ppl don't like china, sad ;(

[@user-ov5nd1fb7s]

The problem with a lot of Chinese, like my ex wife is that they are too selfish. They are obsessed with materialism and lack empathy, compassion towards other people.

[@fredcarls4938]

Then why tf did you marry a Chinese woman?

[@user-ov5nd1fb7s]

@@fredcarls4938 Even the best of us make mistakes.

[@Jennifer-vg7yw]

@@user-ov5nd1fb7s be honest, u made me laugh successfully.. how dare u think China is ur ex, u should know the relationship between China and Vietnam more lika parent. and ur Vietnam is the Not FILIAL SON. remember that.

[@user-ov5nd1fb7s]

@@Jennifer-vg7yw I dare to think she is my ex because I divorced her. What a strange concept, right?

[@Harthorn]

@@Jennifer-vg7yw Wait for it, Vietnam belonged to China since ancient times! hahahah

[@lucifer5379]

vietnamese is cute loveable 1000x% better than chinese 11/10 would go again!

[@lucifer5379]

@Xi Jinping outside ? yes inside? hell no.

[@rexguy7823]

My wife is Vietnamese and I've been there 6 or 7 times. With the exception of 1 guy on the back of a truck who made a FU sign while we were riding from Binh Duong to Saigon, I have never met a Vietnamese person who wasn't friendly. And my wifes extended family here in Australia are all great people. All intelligent and hard working

[@tuannguyen-hr3pf]

1st time ever comment... this guy said everything I have ever been to say about my country compared to CHINA....LIKE IF YOU LOVE VIETNAM OVER CHINA

[@minh-thonghatruong8795]

weird comment you have up there...

[@barnythepurpledinosaur9689]

Yeah that's pretty weird

[@khanhnguyensy8054]

Because u are vietnamese

[@barnythepurpledinosaur9689]

@@khanhnguyensy8054 so true

[@christinem4266]

This is a anti-China channel

[@mypartyisprivate8693]

Vietnam is absolutely beautiful and the Vietnamese are unbelievably forgiving when it comes to history. I met a guy with a bullet scar on his face and shook his hand as an American. Zero animosity. I admire their levelheadedness.

[@timhyeh]

I think you and cmilk have chemistry that makes your videos interesting. You always amazed me with your original content.

[@l.l.2522]

Really appreciate what you're doing. With all the geopolitical events going on in China, no one has better insight than you! As long as you're being honest (which I know you have been), your insight and interpretation of Chinese social and cultural transformation is so crucial! Thanks again and keep up the good work.

[@sgcl10658]

Vietnamese are like Filipinos who don't hold animosity against past enemies, but Chinese and Koreans do.

[@HungTran-zc5es]

Chinese have a saying “real men can wait 10 years for a chance to take revenge on enemy”

[@duffdingelmeyer7101]

Applies to any past enemy except China

[@erickrcisneros]

You have an overall sense of well-being while discussing Vietnam!

[@leifjohnson2081]

Wow well maybe instead of visiting China I should visit Vietnam 🇻🇳 instead.

[@shannonsutherland2450]

difference between Vietnam and China? You look happier in Vietnam :D

[@ngandang96]

@@littlemoutha9998 Japan is smaller than China, But is Japan really "smaller" than China? such typical petty Chinese pride, lol like Serpentza said, pity going around blaming Westerners for their bad situ, pity going around claiming how big u are

[@nneuhaus84]

China and Vietnam are two totally different places. It may seem like China was like Vietnam 15 years ago so perhaps 15 years from now Vietnam will be like China, however that is totally off. Vietnam does not have a "we once owned the world so we are the best" type of culture like China does. Vietnam has always been fighting off superpowers for almost their entire history and thus they are kind yet confident, and totally open to outsiders. Don't disrespect anyone and you will be treated with nothing but respect.

[@xitrum168]

I am a Vietnamese and currently studying in China. I've been watching most of your videos, they're very informative and useful to me. Way so happy to see you start making video about Vietnam. I wish you have a wonderful moment in Vietnam, and wish to see you one day xD

[@cloroxbleach7837]

Thought you guys are really hate everything about china and better never visit that place...

[@mrquan6395]

​@@cloroxbleach7837 not totally right sir. don't let media fool you. but i think 100% vietnamese people hate what Chinese government did in South China sea. But we don't hate every Chinese citizen. our atitude depend on their behavior.

[@LinhLe-by1ff]

@@mrquan6395 chuẩn rồi bạn tặng 1 like 👍👍👍👍

[@henryzhu1459]

@@mrquan6395 some of you, hate Chinese too. And those Vietnamese are very rude.

[@Ming-so8cf]

@@henryzhu1459 you’re a hater of Vietnam I guess 😂 I just met you in another comment you talk about my people, no wonder why Vietnamese treat you bad :) all because of your attitude

[@kailann76]

Glad you are learning the diffences between Asian countries. Been to China since 1987 travelling and working several times, Vietnam travelling and working several times since 1993. For your listeners, forget Chjna except for travel, but getting very expensive, Vietnam definitely for travel and work, much cheaper and open as stated.

[@chizukoingraham7550]

Vietnames escaped China to be happy. They are open minded. Then they put up with French, Japanese and Americans. They know there are good and bad people in any race. The Vietnamese are resilient people.

[@mandie8477]

One thing you didn’t touch on is the women. Vietnam has better-looking women with better personality

[@captainkiddoregon]

Perfect timing on this informative video. My wife and I are heading over to Vietnam (TPHCM) next week to visit her family. It's been 10 years since the last time we were there. Been watching a few recent videos from vloggers visiting and I can tell it's changed a bit since the last time we visited. Since being with my wife of course I've made a lot of Vietnamese friends who are some of the most friendly people I've ever known.Thanks for the video.

[@hiiiimymelody]

Great video, I love these discussions! I traveled to Vietnam last November but have never traveled to China, so I enjoy watching all three channels for this reason. This October I will be traveling to Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore. I've been loving all of the Vietnam videos as well. Thanks guys!

[@scottyates5758]

Vietnam 🇻🇳 is a great country and awesome people 🇬🇸🇬🇸

[@roderickrobledo6373]

Vietnamese are stronger and more resilient than the Chinese, and more humble!!

[@shatterquartz]

"It's cheaper, so that makes up for it!" I see that Chinese habits are rubbing off on you :)

[@theworldoverheavan560]

lol

[@chenyaochu9467]

Well. I dont't see any problem in this, unless you own billions. Does this have anything to do with China?

[@yilin5410]

呵呵哒，您老说的是

[@forgotxiaofeng7741]

When you don't have money, you won't say that.

[@lightning6718]

You recorded this video in front of Little Saigon mall at Westminster, CA. Good to see you visiting my town Southern California.

[@james6794]

well that explains the bank of america

[@octechperson]

lol I was thinking the same thing right now

[@minhscollection6209]

Return to the present please. Do you see those flags in the background? The US, Vietnam and North Korea. I will believe you if they have 3 sticks flag.

[@trunghoang9429]

Việt Nam Dân Chủ Cộng Hòa 3que? It’s way better than “Máu tháng thêm chút ỉa đùn”

[@gregohb]

@@minhscollection6209 thats the flag of South Vietnam. its all over the place in Little Saigon even decades after the fall of SV. If anyone displays a current VN flag they will get a ton of abuse. The VN in the US are staunchly anti-commuinitst - indeed most of them fled the communists as boat people or were actual members of the SVN government or army, or their family.

[@jbrown8601]

I think the guys work well together because the story telling styles are so different. C milk is more of an emotional story teller, meaning he is good at making you feel the topic. Winston is intellectual story teller, lots of facts makes you think about the topic.

[@jonrobbin170]

Excellent observation I agree

[@jonrobbin170]

Like they are both good but as a team they are great

[@christinedownes4799]

When are you lot off to Cambodia? If you love Vietnam, Cambodia is a must-see! It would be interesting to see your take on the Chinese takeover there in terms of resorts and casinos . . .

[@radrose4864]

I found ADVChina first and it led me to investigate your respective channels. I absolutely love all 3 channels and I am Beyond excited to see you guys expanding your adventures into new countries. This is my wanderlust fantasy escape!

[@WallaceRoseVincent]

Your work is amazing and has expanded my understanding of the emence changes that have occurred globally.

[@Nomuken09]

Thank you both for the work that you do. I learn a lot and I find myself interested at any point throughout your videos. I’m looking forward to the new videos from different countries!

[@yccn410]

I love Vietnam! (From Taiwan).

[@hi-ol8qv]

Love taiwuan

[@hi-ol8qv]

Nín hảo

[@vivandin5458]

I'm vietnamese. I love Taiwan and I don't like PRChina.

[@phoenix_1723]

台灣從越南第一投資國跌到第五了😂

[@pengfeiwang9923]

@@phoenix_1723 你的info也太综合了吧，牙旗滑稽脸加俄文ID

[@kevgourley]

I enjoyed this conversation and the dynamic between you and c milk is spot on. Reminds me of top gear or the grand tour only you guys have more interesting locations to explore. Keep up the great work and looking forward to the Monday updates.

[@yaminogame7805]

ADVChina is how I found you in the first place. Awesome seeing different parts you normally don't get to see.

[@PG2805]

I have to say I'm quite amazed of what you and C-Milk do in general. I fell on the laowhy channel by chance (i was looking at a guy living in japan) then from there I went to ADVChina and to this channel. Keep up the work you are doing and I'm looking forward to the future adventures on ADVChina

[@serpentza]

Awesome

[@amykc]

Interesting comparison between the two! Never been to China, but I've been to Vietnam. My family is ethnically Chinese but from Vietnam so I feel more in touch with Vietnamese food than anything else lol I thought your background looked familiar and then it clicked in my mind that it's Phuoc Loc Tho in Little Saigon

[@TheSpinser]

I first found out about CMilk's channel, then yours and then ADVChina and I find that you two work great together! Different perspectives you two have make it a ton more interesting!

[@BB-hh7xq]

As a longtime fan, I want to respond to the Cmilk comments and ADV. Your channel has always interested me and brought value to my life, because you go for the truth and have balls to say things others don't. Cmilk often adds value to the channel as well, with his humour and insights. I do think people are getting kind of annoyed by the click bate titles and tacky thumbnails on his channel, like "5 things I hate about my Chinese wife," and then viewing the video and having to view promotions and testimonials for ADV's products and VPNS, etc. People want content that's real and edgy. The marketing and advertising ratios are taking away the utility and enjoyment of watching them - especially with the increased ads on KZbin. All the same, I am still a supporter of all three channels. STAY AWESOME!

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

Fun fact: almost right after the Vietnam War and during a border crisis, China invaded the still wartorn Vietnam. Vietnam held them off and that conflict ended that year. Later that same year, China and Vietnam went at it again, and while it was a stalemate, might as well be another win for Vietnam.

[@anhdo5778]

There is no animosity in Vietnam today is because all young Vietnamese today do not consider the Vietnam war as the War between North and South Vietnam, it was the war between the communism and capitalism or between the USSR and American sides. Unfortunately, it was happened in their motherland 😥 . Through out history of over 4000 years since the first Vietnam nation established, they have had just around 1000 years of living in peace, imagine 4000 years of wars with other countries, specially with China ancient nations. Vietnam was also one of the few countries that Mongolian Empire failed to invade (3 fucking times). The Vietnamese are desired to have the greatest respects from people all over the world!!! 🌎🌍🌏 🇻🇳

[@bushtukkaphil]

Dude. Love your videos. And ADV China is equally entertaining. Look forward to them all ..oh and laowhy 86. Keep doing what your doing.

[@aj200415]

bushtukkaphil yeah I don’t understand why he even had to mention to watch ADVChina even if they don’t like his business partner because I like C-Milk and idk why ppl don’t and say stuff about him?

[@Player_Review]

My mother-in-law is French-Vietnamese (born early 1950's), making my wife a quarter Vietnamese. I'm glad that Vietnam and the USA have a good relationship now and that even vets from opposing sides can meet, talk and shake hands. They're a good people and I wish them continued prosperity.

[@yibinhe9353]

I’m Chinese and I live in Vietnam for almost one year. What you say it’s true, that is the reason I choose to do business in Vietnam instead of China for the future.

[@ehufana1]

1979 Vietnam/china war China lost this war.

[@user-mr3cq7qj6w]

China and Vietnam each declared victory，The main location of the war is still in Yunnan border China

[@hainguyenngoc9395]

The main location is Cambodia.

[@mhuyshuffflin]

No. Not quite that. In the 1979 conflict the Chinese wanted only to cause havoc on VN's infrastructure, manufacturing facilities, and consquently VN's economy had been held back for quite a time, while chinese economy barely suffered. So, not quite that we won