What's The Secret To Vietnam's Rise? | Insight | Full Episode

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  • čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
  • As two of the world's biggest economies, China and the US are sparring over trade tariffs, one country that has emerged as the biggest beneficiary from the trade conflict is Vietnam. Its economy has grown by almost 8 per cent because of the shift in production from overseas as it attempts to escape the heavy tariffs from the US. Vietnam's exports to the US have also jumped by 34.8 per cent in the first nine months of 2019. But the growing trade deficits between the US and Vietnam have now caught the attention of the Trump administration. It has now started to impose selective tariff measures on exports coming from Vietnam.
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  • @ikhares
    @ikhares Před 4 lety +478

    no such thing as "New China", we're our own country, thanks.

    • @ThanhNguyen-bi6uw
      @ThanhNguyen-bi6uw Před 3 lety +19

      ức vl ra.

    • @ChuckN516
      @ChuckN516 Před 3 lety +27

      You should have understood what they mean when saying Vietnam a "New China". Of course VN could never be a China because Vietnam is a so small country comparing to China.
      "New China" here means Vietnam could develop at the same rate as China in the past when China GDP increasing rate was at more than 10% for many years. That rate is a dream come true for Vietnam. Unfortunately I am afraid that Vietnam could never obtain that rate and China would leave VN behind at higher rate. Vietnam's GDP per capita started with a half but now just a third of China.

    • @tinhthandantocvietnambatdi1339
      @tinhthandantocvietnambatdi1339 Před 3 lety +53

      @@ChuckN516 We clearly know Vietnam will never be a new China economically because they have much greater advantages than us. Such comparisons will lead to nowhere. Even the current strongest economy - the US, will be surpassed by them really soon. However, to say Vietnam is ... something China may upset Vietnamese people, especially in terms of politics and history. The wording (the title) used here is not appropriate, at least to the Vietnamese. We do have economic relationships with them but we are indepedent from them when it comes to politics, military, sovereignty and territorial integrity. We will do the best as we can to prove that we are a small but resilient, bow-to-nobody country.

    • @vietnguyen-qj2vk
      @vietnguyen-qj2vk Před 3 lety +16

      ​@@ChuckN516 I am Vietnamese and I don't like the way they say like that. ok

    • @lluc9946
      @lluc9946 Před 3 lety +4

      Very true! Vietnam is 1.9% of China’s economy and the gap is widening.

  • @mrsertech
    @mrsertech Před 4 lety +235

    As an American I've seen that Vietnamese core values on education, hard-work, and family drive their success

    • @huanhuang311
      @huanhuang311 Před 4 lety +11

      Same as other Sinosphere countries: China, Japan, Korea

    • @mrsertech
      @mrsertech Před 4 lety +10

      @@huanhuang311 China's influence on Korea, Japan, and Vietnam diminished centuries ago. Pax-Americana has influence those countries in the past decades. There is no Chinatown in Tokyo or Seoul but lost of Starbucks, Hip-hoppers, and baseball fans.

    • @huanhuang311
      @huanhuang311 Před 4 lety +4

      @@mrsertech Then why Japan, Korea, Vietnam succeed over other Pax-Americana countries, say The Phillippines? Did Vietnam learn their core values (education, hard-working, family) from the US?

    • @mrsertech
      @mrsertech Před 4 lety +4

      @@huanhuang311 In the case of Korea and Japan, well-planned and implemented industrial policies which maximized their comparative advantages within export driven economies. As for Vietnam, too early to tell if the country will achieve ADC status.

    • @huanhuang311
      @huanhuang311 Před 4 lety +2

      @@mrsertech Does it mean other governments have no plans or policies? Traditional (Confucian) East Asian values like collectivism, savings & education help.

  • @katiedoves2304
    @katiedoves2304 Před 4 lety +424

    Vietnam is the country suffer too much from war compare with other country in Asia region. But after war Vietnam has been rising, and develop economic in positive way. Hope Vietnam will become wealthier because Vietnamese working very hard and people are very smart.

    • @campkira
      @campkira Před 4 lety +6

      yeah but war bring the world to them... without vietnam war... it just some country that nobody care....USA bring a lot of facilty to you....

    • @toanphan7470
      @toanphan7470 Před 4 lety +75

      @@campkira What facilities? Bombs, Organe Chemical, Lord helps little mind, so you think slavery, perhaps is a great thing that the West had done to Africa. What a fucked up evil you are!!

    • @HieuNguyen-nx8zr
      @HieuNguyen-nx8zr Před 4 lety +26

      @@campkira are you uneducated to say that ? if you know nothing, pls do not say aninthing to preserve you (little ego)

    • @HieuNguyen-nx8zr
      @HieuNguyen-nx8zr Před 4 lety +7

      @@campkira chửi tổ tiên là bất hiếu đó cu

    • @thihuyenbui5263
      @thihuyenbui5263 Před 3 lety +29

      @@campkira I wish you had lived in Vietnam in such history period so that you would enjoy the feeling of become ' beneficiary ' 🙂
      • From Vietnam with no love

  • @skywatcher651
    @skywatcher651 Před 4 lety +580

    Vietnam deserves success. These humble people went through hell and have shown us what resilence is, what determination is, how to win with having less with strategic thinking.
    VIetnam, I hope to visit you one day to experience your culture and way of life.
    Good wishes, Vietnam

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +6

      So you support the Commie goverment of VN? They are the same Commie system nd as worse as CCP

    • @huuduyvu9714
      @huuduyvu9714 Před 4 lety +21

      @@This_tub hmm, anticom losers barking.

    • @CutePuppy520
      @CutePuppy520 Před 4 lety +23

      Trump supporter if the Vietnamese government is doing its job well and enriching its ppl now, I don’t see what’s the problem of their government being commie. I live in a country whereby the government practices so called democracy and we have elections every 4-5 years, but, sadly our country is plague by corruption.

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +2

      @@CutePuppy520 they praise China 10 years ago now world hates china. Remember CCP and VCP are 1

    • @huuduyvu9714
      @huuduyvu9714 Před 4 lety +2

      @@CutePuppy520 corruption, then South Korea is a good example of how a mixing of capitalism which put profit on top of everything, with Confucianism that teach people to obey superiors demandless would look like. Rotten to the core, at the head of state always ended up in jail or death penalty, and all those link to Korean oligarches strongly, but they never faced any harsh punishment. It's definitely far worse than Vietnam.

  • @genova4485
    @genova4485 Před 4 lety +175

    Great to see Vietnam brothers recovering from Vietnam war 30 years ago

    • @vinhlong7347
      @vinhlong7347 Před 3 lety +7

      30 years since the Third Indochina War for more accurate. Chinese and Khmer Rouge destroyed many infrastructure of Vietnam during the war that made Vietnam the poorest country on Earth in terms of gdp per capita in 1990.

    • @genova4485
      @genova4485 Před 3 lety +5

      @@vinhlong7347 yes you are so right America helped Vietnam rebuild with their agent orange and freedom bomb .

    • @vinhlong7347
      @vinhlong7347 Před 3 lety +5

      That was just the past, in reality nobody can denied that America and Western countries supported Vietnam more than China or Russia did in recovering the Vietnam economy.

    • @hoangthienvuphiphi6057
      @hoangthienvuphiphi6057 Před 3 lety +1

      Where are u from Genova?

  • @MashZ
    @MashZ Před 3 lety +77

    Vietnam is an inspiration. Their gdp has been growing fast for over 20 years and the results are showing. I hope here in Bangladesh we can also achieve similar results

    • @bloodwargaming3662
      @bloodwargaming3662 Před 2 lety +6

      Bangladesh is actually growing at a faster rate than Vietnam you guys have already taken over India (my country ) in terms of gdp per capita so it ain't that hard for you guys

    • @minhkimnguyen8140
      @minhkimnguyen8140 Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks. Love Bangladesh from Viet Nam.

  • @dannguyen4493
    @dannguyen4493 Před 4 lety +265

    Singaporean interviewer doesnt understand anything about VN !
    VN is different compared to China. VN doesn't have dream to become No1 of the world

    • @johnsoncao3114
      @johnsoncao3114 Před 4 lety +7

      dan nguyen dude, this is only the leader ideas for his period of management. All over the world, common people seems the same. Numbering do not working out a penny.

    • @johnsoncao3114
      @johnsoncao3114 Před 4 lety +2

      Have you ever heard any of Chinese who talks ....dreams?

    • @dannguyen4493
      @dannguyen4493 Před 4 lety +14

      @@johnsoncao3114 so talk to your chinese leaders

    • @dannguyen4493
      @dannguyen4493 Před 4 lety +13

      @@johnsoncao3114 learn history but not from chinese education.

    • @johnsoncao3114
      @johnsoncao3114 Před 4 lety +4

      dan nguyen of course, every country has own interpretations about his own history. People with narrow mindset only have a extreme view about the world. For example, when we talking the wars initialed during 1960-70, the fact can easily archived. Further more, what Chinese education problems? Is not as good as yours? In Chinese cultures and values, respect to your neighbors is a moto.

  • @ucanhnguyen2632
    @ucanhnguyen2632 Před 4 lety +332

    Funny that no Vietnamese was interviewed as if this whole film is about something abstract...

    • @Germatti13489
      @Germatti13489 Před 4 lety +6

      I have to say the camera work at times was making me nauseous.

    • @MrHereugo
      @MrHereugo Před 4 lety +16

      Yes I too was thinking!! This video was basically by SG Chinese abt PRC🤬

    • @garrycoleman8537
      @garrycoleman8537 Před 4 lety +14

      All. I could see was Western capitalist taken advantage of the Vietnamese people! Greedy people

    • @mryea6954
      @mryea6954 Před 4 lety +1

      @@garrycoleman8537
      I currently study in China and have Vietnamese friends, I have also been to many cities in the north of Vietnam, and honestly they just don't care.
      If they have work which results in money for them then they are happy.

    • @BikerBabaHydroponics
      @BikerBabaHydroponics Před 4 lety +3

      @@mryea6954 lol... how is that different from any other people? money is commodity. The new reality is that people work for money these days.

  • @dangdinhquan266
    @dangdinhquan266 Před 4 lety +83

    Fight with France, the US, Cambodia, China, and currently China at the East Sea. Vietnam constantly on the state of fighting, but Vietnam keeps its dream to be a prosperous and peaceful country.

    • @Ngim905
      @Ngim905 Před 4 lety +2

      Vietnam, the state of invading.

    • @anhnv3007
      @anhnv3007 Před 3 lety +8

      No cambodia.... Polpot

  • @trangtrang2833
    @trangtrang2833 Před 3 lety +46

    I found that many contents comparing Vietnam and China are out of the hate for China, not for the love of Vietnam. I hope people could see Vietnam through the independent and objective lenses on Vietnam as itself for its people, landscapes and culture. Visit Vietnam and see it with your own eyes, then no comparison needed.

  • @madanniroula648
    @madanniroula648 Před 3 lety +52

    Nepal loves you Vietnam ❤️❤️

    • @chualexx4709
      @chualexx4709 Před 3 lety +6

      Vietnamese love Nepal too

    • @bottle676
      @bottle676 Před 3 lety +4

      I also love Vietnam
      🇳🇵🇳🇵

  • @svs4305
    @svs4305 Před 4 lety +33

    Watching this from Kerala
    I hope we could be like Vietnam
    Well done Vietnam

    • @bamboo9666
      @bamboo9666 Před 4 lety

      Where is that?

    • @quocvu2603
      @quocvu2603 Před 4 lety

      @@bamboo9666 somewhere in africa i think

    • @svs4305
      @svs4305 Před 4 lety +1

      @@quocvu2603 bad in geography?

    • @svs4305
      @svs4305 Před 4 lety +2

      @@bamboo9666 it's a state of India
      Very similar to Vietnam in size and population, even have a Marxist government.
      But...

    • @cphan4122
      @cphan4122 Před 4 lety +1

      Thanks, s vs. Best wish to Bro Indian as well.

  • @yuchien6388
    @yuchien6388 Před 2 lety +9

    I am from Fujian, China. I think since Japan, Korea and China have improved a lot, there is no reason that vietnam which isalso a hardworking nation won't success. Keep up working and you will be richer and stronger. Good Luck! Love from China.
    (By the way, I have a vietnamese relative, she is a kind-hearted and diligent woman. I hope I have the opportunity to travel to Vietnam in the future.)

  • @Dreidcs2
    @Dreidcs2 Před 4 lety +55

    Vietnamese people are very hard working people, their goal on life is to prosper and make their families prosper. Vietnam is a very beautiful country, clean, and Vietnamese people are very friendly and shy.

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +2

      Vietnam has no democracy. They are dangerous Communist

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +3

      Vietnam is Communist like China. Vietnam has no democracy. Please help Vietnam from Communist oppression

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +2

      @Alexandra Stone are you a Commie supporter? You dont know nothing about VN. I lived there for 16 years. I know Commies well.

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +2

      @Alexandra Stone you only visit, try living there CommieOppressionSupporter

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety +2

      @Alexandra Stone Vietnam and China arrested countless dissidents for expressing different political views. This is 2020! Say No to Commie oppression

  • @paulmaking1980
    @paulmaking1980 Před 4 lety +65

    I always believed in Vietnam's potential! Vietnam is indeed on the RISE!

  • @uyenvyphanvo2362
    @uyenvyphanvo2362 Před 4 lety +101

    Tbh calling Vietnam "New China" is like a slap to the face.The only similarity we have are being Asian.

    • @ngocbkhn89
      @ngocbkhn89 Před 4 lety +15

      @The Mythbuster People migrate in all time. How many Americans are originally from America?

    • @campkira
      @campkira Před 4 lety

      clickbait...

    • @johnsoncao3114
      @johnsoncao3114 Před 4 lety

      We Chinese , or to me, never heard of that. It’s nothing matters. Why you so much emotional? I guess it only gives some easy points as we both take more industries than before, right? And to China or Chinese, this is nonsense.

    • @nguyenhuylong722
      @nguyenhuylong722 Před 4 lety +5

      @The Mythbuster yeah we have chinese blood in us. But vietnam is NOT china, so stop comparing us with China. Especially when we had an almost 1000 years war with them, which until now, is still happening

    • @nguyenhuylong722
      @nguyenhuylong722 Před 4 lety +5

      @The Mythbuster smh dude, grow up. Its wrong for us to be proud of our achievement? But what do you mean we compare ourselves to china, we literally denied being compared to it. And yet, here you are,acting all smurky like we depends on china. B-word, PLEASES, not a single VNese would ever want to be like that. Vietnam is a proud, friendly, independent country and we wont take any BS from a country that has been using dirty tricks to clamed our 2 islands, even when the entire world already agreed that its Vietnams teritory

  • @phong0210
    @phong0210 Před 4 lety +286

    I don't think Vietnam will be a new China. The political system in VN is very different from China. We are open to the world and accept a multi-cultural society. Foreigners are welcome to live and invest in the country. Everyone have access to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, CZcams.... We want to be a neutral and a good partner with both the US, China and other countries. In economy, Vietnam does not have a huge market like China so we do not have a good leverage like China has. Anyway, most Vietnamese people care more about our football team than the trade war between US and China:))

    • @GyacoYu
      @GyacoYu Před 4 lety +5

      To achieve that you need to have minority educations. In China one can easily find textbooks of all subjects in Mongolian, Tibetan, Uyghur, Khazak and Kirghiz; you can find math academic papers written in Mongolian, etc.; all schools and textbooks development costs in those minority languages are covered by the government system; all university, etc. all across China provides halal food whenever they have a cafeteria (even if in a city without sizable Muslim population); a minority can choose to take their college entrance exam in Mongolian exclusively; and bilingual signs are mandatory in minority speaking areas so that minorities can survive when they don't speak Mandarin.
      Yet in Vietnam I've heard the most recent constitution requires every Vietnamese must be able to speak Vietnamese; I've never seen any Champa city that even managed 10% of it's street sign written in Cham, and not to mention Khmer Keon sign in HCMC or Tay-Ning sign in the North; I've never seen any Tay/Nung/Cham textbook in subject other than their languages themselves (such as math, physics, history, etc.) published in Vietnam; nor have I heard of any exam that can make them achieve their social goal in those languages. So sorry I can't link Vietnam with the word "multicultural".

    • @thinhvo3893
      @thinhvo3893 Před 4 lety +46

      @@GyacoYu hardly mean anything. Majority of minority ethic speak fluent vietnamese anyway. And most of language from minority ethic dont even have written words and lost to history.
      China is not the same as vietnam. It does not need multiple languages. Same with Japan and other asian nations. Vietnam just dont have population to capitalized on like china. China has advantage in better logistic and larger population. Vietnam doesnt. At best if vietnam want to be first world nation, they have to follow south korea model or japan and make themselves an international power house by branching their own product.

    • @inouelenhatduy
      @inouelenhatduy Před 4 lety +13

      @ 虞海 oh yhea xinjang and how to treat Uyghur and Tibetan is nice way to learn :) btw the minority do learn they minority language , we just don't teach math and other subject in minority language cause most of school are mix ( you have hmong kid study with kinh kid with tay kid with dao kid vv , the minority population are not that large like in china and not in dense compact place that it made sense to teach all subject in they minority language , instead we have class where they can go learn they own language

    • @vietmatch87
      @vietmatch87 Před 4 lety +2

      I long for a homogenous society.... 95% Vietnamese at least
      NOT a multi -cultural society
      Don't speak for all Vietnamese :D

    • @vietmatch87
      @vietmatch87 Před 4 lety +8

      @@thinhvo3893 If Vietnam was located in a better area in the world, do you suspect that Vietnam would have been developed by NOW?
      And if Japan and South Korea was positionally in South East Asia, do you suppose that they would be developed countries? (bare in mind, their land size).
      Geographically, it is a lot easier to develop in the Northern area in the world with various reasons.

  • @vovantoanquoc
    @vovantoanquoc Před 4 lety +37

    I'm Vietnamese but I just hope our country develops in a sustainable way. For the long term, so that the kids will grow up with a great environment, clean and healthy. China seems to realize what they have done to their own nature probably they want to cleanse it.

    • @user-uj8tz3dg4b
      @user-uj8tz3dg4b Před 2 lety

      Agree!

    • @laosasean8482
      @laosasean8482 Před rokem

      China never intend to be world sweatshop forever that why they are moving up into the higher chains of productions.

  • @joesupsup7024
    @joesupsup7024 Před 4 lety +159

    Good luck vietnam...
    We aseans are growing in different ways..
    Hope we can beat singapore in tourist and exports...
    Vietnam and cambodia are growing fast in south east asian..
    From philippines...
    Hope we aseans become like europe someday...

    • @lexuanson1616
      @lexuanson1616 Před 4 lety +13

      I'm totally agreed with you. Love from VN !

    • @davrocket5304
      @davrocket5304 Před 4 lety +7

      yeah it should AU ( asians united)

    • @mathforlife1805
      @mathforlife1805 Před 4 lety +9

      No. Do not become "like Europe"; but, become "recovered once again in your own unique way."

    • @telfordpenfold18
      @telfordpenfold18 Před 4 lety +8

      I read a book by a former cabinet minister of Singapore. It is called Can Asians think? I recommend it. He said that to prosper a country needs: one, peace. Two, promotion on merit. Three comma getting rid of corruption. Four, people who work hard. And who save money. If I were a young Asian I would be working for all four of those things in my country. What I have seen of the Vietnamese they are very hard-working.

    • @telfordpenfold18
      @telfordpenfold18 Před 4 lety +8

      John Williams I am pro Viet Nam and I hate the CCP

  • @ramilnavato9975
    @ramilnavato9975 Před 4 lety +126

    I already know that Vietnam economy will grow faster than its neighboring country like my Philippines. Our president is doing its best but not all aspect of the society can handle because of different groups that aim to be abusive and selfish. Distribution of wealth, resources, protection and compassion of some leaders from governing bodies of military, politician, police, religion, business sector, rebel, media, and mass leaders is very hard to obtain. You need to have secret army to protect yourself and your livelyhood. At my age of 41 i realized that current society i belong is so sick because of manipulative mentality of some people in our society. You will die because of some people want to get things that you work hard.
    Congratulations Vietnam! To the people of Vietnam please don't be like the people in my country Philippines. Work work only and less drama in the economy. I love my country but this is present reality.

    • @froilanbacelonia9467
      @froilanbacelonia9467 Před 4 lety +5

      More Vietnamese are entrepreneurs

    • @ramilnavato9975
      @ramilnavato9975 Před 4 lety

      @@froilanbacelonia9467 that is right mentality.

    • @ramilnavato9975
      @ramilnavato9975 Před 4 lety +8

      @love n sweet2008 majority you said is true but not all filipinos are lazy and stubborn. I work very hard when i still have my business because i have mind set since i was a child is to work and work. Time is very important to me. Many times i almost died because some people that surrounds intended to kill me because they saw that im not the kind of person who would just depend to anyone. Crab mentality and bad gossip is very prompt in our society.
      Sometimes my parents would complain that i don't have time to relax and unwind. They knew im different from my siblings who just want to do notting.
      Time is very important and try not to get bad influence from other people. I have plan before i lost everything to settle in your country. I knew Vietnam is the ideal country for me because of working habit of the people. Please take care of your future. Support each other .

    • @ramilnavato9975
      @ramilnavato9975 Před 4 lety

      @@PumpkinEater-dm1xx i don't know. I lost my confidence to my country. May be a little improvement but not what Vietnam will soon accomplish in providing better lives for their people.
      Im also expecting better growth in Cambodia and Myanmar. The majority of the people are now determine to improve their lives very soon. I forecast them to have 6% in GDP until next year.

    • @simplepleasures560
      @simplepleasures560 Před 4 lety +1

      Ramil Navato what you see on the media is a mentality trick my friend.
      you must live in both coutries: open your eyes and you truly will see.
      open your heart and you will truly understand.
      it is hard to explain but this medica coverage has some invested interest.
      I have lived in Vietnam for 10 years.
      Have lived in The Philippines for 15 years.
      so much to say- yet hopefully youll have the chance soon to see it yourself.

  • @Joker-no1uh
    @Joker-no1uh Před rokem +9

    Vietnam deserves to prosper after all the BS they have had to go through.. much respect to the Vietnamese people.. some of the hardest working and respectful people I know

  • @Jaytrankle3979
    @Jaytrankle3979 Před 4 lety +121

    To my Vietnamese: Dan giau nuoc manh.

    • @suthatthekyvn3811
      @suthatthekyvn3811 Před 4 lety +7

      Dan giau nuoc manh ... can bo giau .... dan ngheo !

    • @suthatthekyvn3811
      @suthatthekyvn3811 Před 4 lety

      @hammy Galaxy Da. thua Can Bo ... Em phat bieu sai a ? Em thay sao thi noi vay , xin dung chup mu " phan dong " ... toi nghiep em...

    • @uccuong7937
      @uccuong7937 Před 4 lety +10

      @@suthatthekyvn3811 chao ducanger

    • @karllarsen8797
      @karllarsen8797 Před 4 lety +1

      @Jay Tran,
      Dan chu, dan giau, nuoc manh.

    • @t.aastronomy2086
      @t.aastronomy2086 Před 3 lety +1

      @@suthatthekyvn3811 hello three sticks

  • @user-wj9xv7cz1c
    @user-wj9xv7cz1c Před 3 lety +20

    I don't really understand whiy this video covers so much about Corona Virus and US - China relationship whereas the title is about Vietnam. I've met many great friends in Vietnam and hope they would thrive soon

    • @user-qv1gc1vn7o
      @user-qv1gc1vn7o Před 5 měsíci

      because the middle man sitting behind 2 angry men is the most benefit

  • @shengyi1701
    @shengyi1701 Před 4 lety +59

    Visited country 3 times the last 4 years...but fourth trip this June not possible due to current situation. Nice place

  • @md.tauhidulislam8936
    @md.tauhidulislam8936 Před 3 lety +7

    Nice .... keep it up love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 🤝 🇻🇳

  • @nhanlam2571
    @nhanlam2571 Před rokem +5

    It has been two years since the release of this video, and, as a Vietnamese, I can confidently and proudly say that Vietnam has bounced back successfully from the pandemic. Despite recent minor instabilities in the Vietnamese Dong and other economic sectors, our country still made it to attain further targets in terms of exporting, manufacturing, and education in 2023.

  • @Jt0987
    @Jt0987 Před 4 lety +25

    Loved this episode! Please more content on Vietnam! It is such an interesting country with so much to be known.

  • @FunnyCatsDogscompilation
    @FunnyCatsDogscompilation Před 4 lety +14

    Vietnam was quick with responding to closing off its borders with China, implementing compulsory health declaration, and going into quarantine for all Vietnamese and international travelers. Schools have been closed for a few months and only open again in the last two weeks.
    Vietnam learned from the early 2000's SARS outbreak, which in turn prepared the country for this pandemic. The government even prepared to quarantine the people in military camps with daily routines performed by doctors and nurses checking and record people's temperature.
    The government was efficient in tracking down people who directly and indirectly came into contact with confirmed cases and were quick to issue treatment at local hospitals for free. Sometimes, the entire block or buildings were quarantine due to a confirmed case. People in those areas were provided with free foods and supplies. Travelers were able to receive free treatment and free accommodation if they had to be quarantined during there stay in Vietnam.
    They were extremely strict with their mask usage and even fined people if they did not wear one as it violated safety procedures that were put in place.
    Local news updates the number of cases and recovery daily like they have been doing everywhere else. They also pushed many ways to raise awareness of how serious the virus is, as well as how to protect themselves from spreading or catching the virus. Incorrect information online or on Facebook was examined, and if found to be false news, those responsible were fined for intentionally sharing inaccurate information.
    Some would speculate that the hot and humid weather helped in reducing the risk of transmission. However, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore have a similar climate, and their numbers are significantly higher. Not to mention that back in December to March, it was transitioning from winter to spring with the days being cool in temperature.
    With the quick decisions made by the Vietnam Government and the support of the Vietnamese people, the virus was prevented from spreading faster sooner. People were coming together as a community, helping others who had difficulties by providing each other with free rice and free masks.

  • @laopang91362
    @laopang91362 Před 4 lety +38

    Vietnam did great, a lot of hardwork involved.

  • @jeprotable
    @jeprotable Před 4 lety +35

    Proven…hard workers, a never-say-die kind of people

  • @lyndafromparisathena6321
    @lyndafromparisathena6321 Před 4 lety +26

    Same thinking: I live in HCMC, why are they interviewing people in Singapore to talk about the situation in VIETNAM ? And no Vietnamese business man or official commerce representative interviewed. I don’t know when this was filmed, probably February early March ? As China and Wuhan is getting out of lockdown Factories are back on operation busy sending medical supplies and masks to the world. So I m not sure VIETNAM will lack of electronic supplies but Hanoi HCMC have entered a 14 days quarantine end of March so the factories probably on pause. VIETNAM is indeed suffering a loss of incomes related to tourism industry because they shut down the tourists: hotels, aviation, shops, restaurants, gym, venues of entertainment, hairdressers,beauty salon, all small no essential businesses suffers from loss of income during the social distancing time. Back in February they had already lost -40% incomes before social distancing. Vietnamese farmers had a problem to keep exporting their fruits to China early February.
    This report doesn’t even talk about if Vietnam can profit from Covid-19 crisis, of course I guess not, they lose more than they earn. But they have hand sanitizers factories, listed to the list of countries that applied to produce the future vaccine, they produce test kits that was sold in Europe and buy others from South Korea, they host Sanofi Pierre Fabre manufactures so we still have paracetamol, no reported shortage of medication or drug components like in Europe that based the main supply of pharmaceutical ingredients on China’s production. Vingroup partenered with USA to produce ventilators, they have medical and non medical masks factories, they recently donated 550.000 non medical antibacterial masks 😷 to Europe 🇪🇺 Italy 🇮🇹 Spain 🇪🇸 Germany 🇩🇪 France 🇫🇷 UK 🇬🇧 as a humanitarian help, which might also lead to the optic of selling cheap 1€ antibacterial masks to Europe as Europe textile factories are slow to start producing their own masks and the antibacterial nano silver technology is a +. So if Vietnam has the capacity to produce extra, they can export. But indeed the capacity of production in Vietnam 🇻🇳 97 Millions of habitants cannot compete with the capacity of production of China 1,4 Billions of habitant : they produce 116 Millions medical masks per day.
    Vietnam had sent for 500.000$ medical supplies to Wuhan early February.
    My point is : Vietnam is less dépendant on China than I and others would have thought.

  • @anhduynguyeninh214
    @anhduynguyeninh214 Před 4 lety +46

    Vietnam with its solidarity, openmindness and friendliness especially shown when the country has been in tough time has helped Vietnamese people get through the toughest moments as well as integrate into the global development.

    • @4homemail
      @4homemail Před 4 lety +2

      Good luck with that. The Vietnamese Communist party is the problem. Corrupted officials is like in Mexico.

    • @DucNguyen-um2wd
      @DucNguyen-um2wd Před 4 lety

      Just like China!
      People are nice but government are corrupt!!!

    • @fuckmylife2117
      @fuckmylife2117 Před 3 lety +5

      @@4homemail excuse you, do you live in Vietnam to know what is the Communist of Vietnam is ? Sorry but it is not like China =))

    • @PEMAPTK
      @PEMAPTK Před 3 lety +1

      vn joined ctpp and implemented law on anti corruption we are rising

    • @thichthilam5294
      @thichthilam5294 Před rokem

      @@4homemail CAP! Have u ever lived in VN? Your opinion is not objective, it doesnt provide any reasonable perspectives. But ironically, it itself proves that u dont have any universal knowledge about VN :\\\\\\\\\\\

  • @trunpham1075
    @trunpham1075 Před 4 lety +10

    Hi ! I am Vietnamese. And sorry but we are not happy if we are called Chinese or mistakenly Chinese

  • @Hhhhhhh08
    @Hhhhhhh08 Před 4 lety +48

    Iam doing my best at work and social life as well, I do love my country, hope my efforts will somehow contribute to my country development. Just talking it out loud as a young Vietnamese while watching this. Thanks for your video! 🇻🇳

    • @hollister2320
      @hollister2320 Před 4 lety +2

      Hien Nguyen Thi hey can I ask you something? As a Vietnamese, how do you feel about us? Do you still hold sentiment for the war between our countries? How do people feel about the US in general? I’d love to get a first person perspective from a native Vietnamese- thx you friend

    • @minhminh-ke5go
      @minhminh-ke5go Před 4 lety

      @@hollister2320 : I could answer these question :]

    • @hollister2320
      @hollister2320 Před 4 lety

      minh minh yes can you?? Like I’m very curious about how people feel about us Americans in other parts of world, especially in places like China / Indochina- I just might visit Vietnam depending on your answer 😅😭jkjk
      (Ps) I’m sorry we never understood how you guys really felt, it wasn’t about spreading communism--- you guys just wanted independence and we totally botched that.

    • @minhminh-ke5go
      @minhminh-ke5go Před 4 lety +6

      @@hollister2320 :
      - As a VNese, I feel the U.S was a very powerful country (we all know that), we don't know much about the U.S citizen but we think they a kind people because the developed country will go with a good citizen/peoples. We also don't know what does the Merican think about us either ^^;
      - About the war in the past we really don't want to mention it a lot in these modern time cause "past is the past, let it sleep and keep ahead to the future". Second that there still have lots of vietnamese people still feel the pain from the past so they/we don't want to talk about it in public, we could talk about it any time we want and nobody want to caught us but we don't want to take it to go too far or someone will cry from a near distance but we din't know.
      - Btw I/we really want to know what does the U.S really think about us today. I hope is not a sensitive question...

    • @vietmatch87
      @vietmatch87 Před 4 lety +1

      @@hollister2320 Vietnamese people are patriotic and flag-waving AND they really love their country. One thing that I would insist is that a quintessential Vietnamese person would typically want to evade the topic of the Vietnam War. They don't seem to have a liking for any heart-rending event in their past ; I am mindful as a Vietnamese that some people in Vietnam still despise America for what their regime did. However, most of the Vietnamese people are generally not hot under the collar and I highly suppose that they will invite you and that they will be welcoming :D

  • @twist777hz
    @twist777hz Před 2 lety +6

    STEM education in Vietnam is top notch in SE Asia, on par with or just slightly behind Singapore. In a decade or so, Saigon and Hanoi could become SE Asia's tech innovation hubs. The future is bright for young Vietnamese :D

  • @quocanphamho6887
    @quocanphamho6887 Před 4 lety +9

    Thank you for this material. We saw what are your viewpoints about us. One of pieces for Vietnam's analysis shall be considered. Finally, we will be much more successful.

  • @dthoang8506
    @dthoang8506 Před 3 lety +18

    The fun fact that there even no one Vietnamese was interviewed in this video :)) what a video lol

    • @vtroblox7309
      @vtroblox7309 Před 3 lety

      Wrong, Kelvin Tay is a Vietnamese guy

  • @CentralHighland
    @CentralHighland Před 4 lety +152

    The f is new China's mean? Vietnam is Vietnam.

    • @jvs333
      @jvs333 Před 4 lety +5

      Hiep Nguyen you misunderstood the reference (analogy).
      Refers to a poor nation (coma) rising to being a wealthy and progressive nation.
      It is in reference to Vietnam (poor country) rising to wealth and progress as did China
      Not about becoming China
      I’m an American lived in VN 7 yrs Vietnamese have a myopic hang up regarding China. Yet it was the US that bombed and destroyed VN with war for over decade. Killing 2+ million Vietnamese. Poisoning their lad with napalm and demolishing the country yet Vietnamese raise US. It was China that help VN get up from the ruins. Not the US. VN is modeling its future and growth after china’s role model for growth and development. The 21st century will be led by China the US is in decline which won’t be of much help to VN

    • @MrHereugo
      @MrHereugo Před 4 lety +20

      Exactly..Vietnam is Vietnam not VIRUS SPREADING CHINA🦡🦇🦠🤬😡 CHINA SHOULD PAY EVERY COUNTRY FOR THIS CRIME THEY DID

    • @danhle2474
      @danhle2474 Před 4 lety +1

      I agree

    • @MrHereugo
      @MrHereugo Před 4 lety

      @@danhle2474 thanks

    • @genova4485
      @genova4485 Před 4 lety +5

      @@MrHereugo kids like u need to grow up and understand today world and technology better.

  • @minhnhat17
    @minhnhat17 Před 4 lety +43

    Love from Melbourne to Vietnam 🇻🇳

    • @bershka9584
      @bershka9584 Před 4 lety

      Ninh Binh.

    • @tamtruong9445
      @tamtruong9445 Před 4 lety

      Video nói j z b

    • @NCT127forever
      @NCT127forever Před 4 lety

      From Ho Chi Minh city 💜🇻🇳

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety

      VCP is as worse as CCP

    • @NCT127forever
      @NCT127forever Před 4 lety +1

      Trump supporter what’s up man , the government in Vietnam is great , that’s how much i love my country, ok 🙂

  • @HanhNguyen-vj1pb
    @HanhNguyen-vj1pb Před 4 lety +16

    No! Vietnam is not ever gonna be the new China!

    • @cq4fun
      @cq4fun Před 4 lety

      Sure, but one should not forget that it was China that secured your freedom from colonialism.

    • @248paul
      @248paul Před 4 lety

      Hanh Nguyen, you misunderstand the meaning if New China. In the last 25 years China economic has grown at a spectacular speed, and now due to the trade war and the recent covid-19, some people believe Vietnam economy might repeat the China success.

    • @DuyAnh-ul3jn
      @DuyAnh-ul3jn Před 4 lety

      @@cq4fun and they've colonized us at the same time from thousand years ago and they still steal our islands nowadays lol

    • @stayautumm1328
      @stayautumm1328 Před 3 lety

      @@cq4fun and then betray bolth Viet Nam and Xo Viet... and grow polpot. What make you so proud?

    • @ledanglove
      @ledanglove Před 3 lety

      @@cq4fun secured what? Got Chinese assistance doesn't mean China rescued Vietnam from colonialism at all, Vietnam paid million souls and huge determination to reach that goal. And actually USSR helped Vietnam much more, not to mention China attempted to ruin the Vietnam revolution when they did not get what they want.

  • @minhnhat17
    @minhnhat17 Před 4 lety +9

    Mình xin dịch ngắn gọn ý chính của video cho những bạn nào cần:
    Video nói về sự vươn lên không ngừng nghỉ và phát triển kinh tế về các mảng dịch vụ, sản xuất, xuất nhập khẩu hàng hóa giao thương của VN với các cường quốc như Mỹ, Hàn và Trung Quốc trong các năm gần đây, đặc biệt video nhấn mạnh về lợi thế đặc biệt của VN trong cuộc chiến tranh thương mại của Mỹ vs Trung Quốc. Các doanh nghiệp ảnh hưởng bởi cuộc chiến thương mại Mỹ-Trung đã đang có kế hoạch dịch chuyển một phần chuỗi cung ứng và các hoạt động kinh doanh sản xuất từ các nước như Trung, Hàn, Nhật sang Việt Nam để tránh sự ảnh hưởng trực tiếp (về thuế và chi phí vận hành)!

  • @francis802us
    @francis802us Před 4 lety +24

    Philippines!! you really must watch this, you are getting left behind by a country devastated by wars

    • @k-studio8112
      @k-studio8112 Před 4 lety +2

      Ugaling Pinoy talaga. Ibinababa mo yung sarili mong bansa. Oo nga nadedevelope ang vietnam pero hindi sapat yun para sabihin mo yun. Kung titingnan mo ang mga datos mas mataas pa din yung GDP ng Pilipinas at isa pa din tayo sa Fastest growing economy. Walang masama sa paghanga sa ibang bansa. Ang masama ay ang pagbababa mo sa dignidad nito.

    • @francis802us
      @francis802us Před 4 lety +3

      @@k-studio8112 i think there's nothing wrong if we can learn and maybe copy it also this economic experience of our Vietnamese neighbor especially if it can be the tool for progress of our dear motherland. What is worst sir Kyle ay ang taong nag bubulag bulagan sa mga problemang nakikita niya.

    • @mike04574
      @mike04574 Před 4 lety

      Philippines was devastated by ww2 and various American wars

    • @VeeBeeZee22
      @VeeBeeZee22 Před 3 lety +2

      @MIKEDOES Vietnam spent most of 20th century in wartime (until 1989), got embargo lifted by the US in 1995 and offically became a full member of WTO in 2007 (only 13 years).

    • @mike04574
      @mike04574 Před 3 lety

      @@VeeBeeZee22 1975?

  • @IMotivated110
    @IMotivated110 Před 2 lety +3

    Our country (Philippines) should learn from Vietnam.

  • @vhltu
    @vhltu Před 4 lety +5

    Vietnam had exchanged their blood for very much entire history for independence. what kind of fear worsts-er than death? War against China/France/Spain/Japan/US killing million Vietnamese and what surprised the most is Vietnamese let go of the past and move on, holding no hatred on any countries including Korea,Philippine...(just name a few, they are US alliance during Vietnam war). Now the country is at peace. Vietnam has 4 million Vietnamese living in the developed countries (they fleed Vietnam after 1975). Many of them are well educated in US, France, Germany, Canada, UK, Russia, East Europe...with the support of world community and Vietnamese living aboard plus Vietnamese strive for a better life...they will rise and keep rising.

  • @steviewonders1314
    @steviewonders1314 Před 4 lety +20

    We the Chinese, the Vietnamese, the Japanese and the Koreans are the most most hard working people in East Asia.. similar cultures and heritage. I believe after the pandemic, we in Asia and the rest of the world will put aside our differences and grow stronger and prosper together.

    • @cafexe5978
      @cafexe5978 Před 4 lety +1

      what We you are talking about?

    • @91Supernova
      @91Supernova Před 4 lety +2

      @@cafexe5978 He meant Chinese culture first, not Indian culture ...

    • @almaijoluo
      @almaijoluo Před 4 lety +3

      Nguyen Ngoc Vu He is very naive. He think Asia will work together.

    • @almaijoluo
      @almaijoluo Před 4 lety

      Vietphap69 You are very smart!

    • @williamhill5954
      @williamhill5954 Před 4 lety

      So this is all setup

  • @hungqnguyen6820
    @hungqnguyen6820 Před 4 lety +60

    I don't like when this man used the term of "Chinese New Year" The Chinese New Year did not represent the people of Vietnam and how the Vietnamese people are celebrating the Lunar New Year!

    • @marcushelius306
      @marcushelius306 Před 4 lety +1

      But the Lunar calendar was created by ancient Chinese people, I’m bit confused.

    • @bachho5789
      @bachho5789 Před 4 lety +5

      @@marcushelius306 no VietNam :)

    • @MinhNguyen-ff6xf
      @MinhNguyen-ff6xf Před 4 lety +2

      Chinese people believe that Chang Er lives in the moon, so the moon belongs to China, and Lunar new year means Chinese new year. They also believe that Hou Yi shot down 9 Suns so the remaining Sun apparently belongs to China too, so the Solar system is also called Chinese system!!!! How ironic it sounds!

    • @marcushelius306
      @marcushelius306 Před 4 lety

      Minh Nguyen You shouldn’t put myth and calendar together because one is telling the truth and another one is just trying to confusing people like you do.

    • @bachho5789
      @bachho5789 Před 4 lety

      @@MinhNguyen-ff6xf no, vietnam watch this :)) czcams.com/video/5eqebQ-xkOM/video.html

  • @mesh01550
    @mesh01550 Před 4 lety +60

    I don't think Vietnam will become the new China, it does not have the manufacturing base in terms of a population workforce that can produce all of the world's capital production, but Vietnam can play a key role in the most important strategic sectors of the economy such as smart technology innovations, green development, agricultural, forestry and fishery product processing, electronics, telecommunications, new and renewable energy, mechanical engineering, and pharmaceutical chemistry; to rearrange the allocation of industrial space sources as a wide-range of sub sector competitiveness and strengthening the localities within the participation of the global value-chain. The state sectors that Vietnam's government controls such as textiles, food, furniture, paper, plastics, as well as tourism and telecommunications, the market economy is directed towards the "socialist-orientation", based on diversified economy of multiple-existing ownership's public, private, collective and joint allows the the state and collective sectors play an important key role in the socialist-oriented market economy. The Vietnam Communist Party has never accepted that the country is in the pursuit of capitalism: i.e. “skipping” capitalism is interpreted as “skipping” a capitalist political regime, instead of “skipping” the achievements of human civilization created or used by capitalism (the developmental level of productive forces, science and technology and state and social governance…). It is the dialectics of the Communist Party of Vietnam’s “skipping” method.
    The socialist path in Vietnam has played an intrinsic role in the social development of the country, allowing foreign-direct investment, a diversified role in key sectors in which the manufacturing base in Vietnam has played a significant role in the growth and development, including expanding on services, hi-tech sectors and agriculture playing its role in the economic development.
    Vietnam is another socialist success story much like China etc..

    • @vietmatch87
      @vietmatch87 Před 4 lety +5

      They are really blossoming ; I agree with your outlook.

    • @khoadinh7346
      @khoadinh7346 Před 4 lety +4

      You tell a very straight and well-analyzed paragraph. Good understanding!!

    • @ericxu3860
      @ericxu3860 Před 4 lety +5

      well, in 10 years time, the people in VN will seek more westernized democracy which likely to cause the social unrest. Let us see how VN do the transition that would be painful.

    • @mesh01550
      @mesh01550 Před 4 lety +2

      @@ericxu3860 I doubt that will very much be the case, but I'll be interested to see what made you came up with that assumption.

    • @ericxu3860
      @ericxu3860 Před 4 lety

      @@mesh01550 If you are familiar with the east asia growth story, you will find a clue.

  • @chienthangtran830
    @chienthangtran830 Před 4 lety +4

    Again, we don't like the words "new China" to describe our country regardless of any meaning and different understandings. Vietnam is always Vietnam in the past, at present, and in the future. Thank you!

  • @stephenvincent4706
    @stephenvincent4706 Před 4 lety +3

    Excellent synopsis. Well done.

  • @khoanguyentien3891
    @khoanguyentien3891 Před 3 lety +5

    Sang năm 2021 rồi không biết các nhà phân tích học đã bị vả vào mặt vì những phân tích này chưa nhỉ. VietNam is VietNam, All we want is peace !!

    • @Nick-sd7zp
      @Nick-sd7zp Před 3 lety

      vietnam had been destroyed by war 40 year ago and now being bullies by China on the sea

  • @chvhndrtntlr3482
    @chvhndrtntlr3482 Před rokem

    As Indonesian I amaze with vietnam growth and stability, you can rapidly develop your economy , I hope vietnam can be next developed country in ASEAN

  • @TheMIEProject
    @TheMIEProject Před 3 lety +9

    As a Vietnamese, I just wanna make it clear calling us China is very offensive

  • @aremedyproject9569
    @aremedyproject9569 Před 4 lety +16

    Let Vietnam be Vietnam for goodness sakes. And why not include them in your “analysis”? And comparing them to China as if China were the model to emulate. And as if you think Vietnam wants to be like China. Can feel like this piece has a racist view in a way.

    • @ledanglove
      @ledanglove Před 3 lety

      Exactly what I thought while watching this. Vietnam would be the last place in this Earth would be considered as China or anything similar to China, due to the war history between us, but we still admire Chinese for sure.

  • @nhuevo
    @nhuevo Před 4 lety +14

    Vietnam better off China tourism.

    • @luckylife116
      @luckylife116 Před 4 lety +1

      but they have the big population, VN tourism got more china touriest everytime

  • @marktrinidad7650
    @marktrinidad7650 Před 4 lety +33

    I really admire the rise of Vietnam's socioeconomic status. Its incredible that their education system is fast becoming globally competitive as evident on the latest PISA test. It just shows wealth is a non-factor in purveying top notch education. One day it would leave my country the Philippines scrambling for new investment opportunities.

    • @froilanbacelonia9467
      @froilanbacelonia9467 Před 4 lety +3

      Philippines stuck up due to massive graft and corruption of the leaders

    • @AMM0beatz
      @AMM0beatz Před 4 lety +1

      Ph people are good people but no discipline, no unity, and education are outdated

    • @luongo7886
      @luongo7886 Před 4 lety +2

      Mark Trinidad Vietnam and the Philippines are ASEAN brothers. We must unite to arrest the aggressive Chinese.

    • @luongo7886
      @luongo7886 Před 4 lety +2

      Ryan Lajara We are Vietnamese and we are not racist against our ASEAN neighbors.

    • @luongo7886
      @luongo7886 Před 4 lety

      Ryan Lajara Oh, you are Filipino? I thought you were a Chinese who is trying to spread hate.

  • @VanAnh-dg2xn
    @VanAnh-dg2xn Před 4 lety +51

    Vietnam is Vietnam. What is the meaning '' New China ''...

    • @jvs333
      @jvs333 Před 4 lety +3

      Phạm Vân Anh you misunderstood the reference (analogy).
      Refers to a poor nation (coma) rising to being a wealthy and progressive nation.
      It is in reference to Vietnam (poor country) rising to wealth and progress as did China
      Not about becoming China

    • @VanAnh-dg2xn
      @VanAnh-dg2xn Před 4 lety

      @@jvs333 Ok I got it

    • @Xubaosong
      @Xubaosong Před 4 lety +1

      Phạm Vân Anh
      Juliet Nho
      VN is called mini China or some call the Republic of South China.

    • @thomaskim3128
      @thomaskim3128 Před 4 lety +1

      Vietnam is built by China.

    • @nganpham9508
      @nganpham9508 Před 4 lety +10

      @@thomaskim3128 Viet Nam was built by VIETNAMESE

  • @davidlegault2749
    @davidlegault2749 Před 4 lety +3

    He has permanent smile. I guess he is happy about all this.

  • @edison7139
    @edison7139 Před 3 lety +6

    Vietnam surpasses the philippines in a blink of an eye because of the inept duterte government. He put retired military men in some key government position instead of well educated economist.

    • @josephdonoway
      @josephdonoway Před 3 lety

      That is not the case, Philippines needs to change their constitution and allow FDI, I’m all for progressive Philippines but we must get rid of corrupt people first

  • @seantran6689
    @seantran6689 Před 4 lety +1

    A very interesting report.

  • @cludy8767
    @cludy8767 Před 4 lety +2

    I am Vietnamese people but I move to Maine what a good day

  • @didierdepardieur4470
    @didierdepardieur4470 Před 4 lety +29

    When the pandemic is over, the world will have to re-evaluate its relationship with China and look to diversify elsewhere. Vietnam will reap a lion share of that diversification

  • @ngoxuanha1705
    @ngoxuanha1705 Před 4 lety +4

    great opportunity but we must have a good strategy to avoid loosing other things

  • @huongtranthilan2123
    @huongtranthilan2123 Před 3 lety +2

    1.5 to over 60 billion dollar 😮 What an incredible number for a new deverloping country .

  • @blade149
    @blade149 Před 2 lety +1

    Special thanks for America and some developing countries helping our country❤

  • @lightningboltzjourney5317

    It's just a matter of time that we, the country with 3 stars and the sun would be studying Vietnam language. If your from this country you know what I mean. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @4homemail
    @4homemail Před 4 lety +4

    It is just another war. This country is the king of survival. It will be fine as always.

  • @superswiftest
    @superswiftest Před 4 lety

    The guy on dark stripped suit for a moment i thought was mel gibson LOL

  • @quixoticfallcy
    @quixoticfallcy Před 4 lety +13

    Omg 6.0% gdp down to 5.9% .... the world is on fire!!!! Time to season my cutting board before I sear my steak!!!

  • @filliusawusi6174
    @filliusawusi6174 Před 3 lety +4

    ya ajabu Vietnam..
    Bravo..

  • @vannguyent2261
    @vannguyent2261 Před 4 lety +8

    This ad should research and know about how the Vietbamese think about china.. We never become china. Your words make me feel disrespected

  • @AV-ll2wx
    @AV-ll2wx Před 4 lety +4

    Lol, the fact that there wasn’t any Vietnamese people interviewed in this video was a choice.

  • @davidnguyen1878
    @davidnguyen1878 Před 4 lety +4

    Great Vietnam, we love you.

  • @cq4fun
    @cq4fun Před 4 lety +7

    Let's be honest, to trully grow and be prosperous Asian nations should unite and present a unified front against the western parasitic colonialists.

  • @RobertGarcia-wv8vx
    @RobertGarcia-wv8vx Před 4 lety +5

    USA misunderstood the Vietnamese mentality about Communism before and during the Vietnam War. The Vietnamese were NEVER going to become a Vassal State to either China or Russia. The Gulf of Tonkin Bay incident was a BIG FAT LIE, the Military industrial Complex wanted another war for Wall Street profits.
    Uncle Ho, " Ho Chin Ming" actually wanted to be friends with the USA, to help development in their country and to ward off China's threat to them. Being friends with a Communist nation? Politically, HELL NO! After the Vietnam War, China MILITARY attacked the Vietnamese and the Viets kicked their ass.

    • @vudangtung5638
      @vudangtung5638 Před 4 lety +1

      this is so true. US in the cold war era was so blinded by the 'communism bad' mantra that they cant see that we used communism as a tool to unite our country. even now some pll in the west still talk like Vietnam and China are partner in crime, while the truth is Vietnamese view China like mortal enemy. China is trying to take our islands, and the entire country is joining hand to kick them out.

  • @kamalcorleone
    @kamalcorleone Před 4 lety

    Could the outbreak be a retaliation of some sort because of the trade tariff issues between US n CN?

    • @nn3444
      @nn3444 Před 4 lety

      you got it....concerted efforts

  • @ryanbuenviaje5809
    @ryanbuenviaje5809 Před 4 lety +36

    I’ve always thought of visiting Vietnam someday, I think I’ll do that after this ccp virus grip is over.

    • @knight1506
      @knight1506 Před 4 lety +3

      The country is beautiful friendly and cheap (in a good way), the only thing I find expensive is the flight ticket

    • @knight1506
      @knight1506 Před 4 lety

      You really should

  • @tiensoaica1729
    @tiensoaica1729 Před 4 lety +4

    Love Vietnam

  • @coastcity7029
    @coastcity7029 Před 4 lety +16

    As someone who lives in Vietnam, I'm happy to see it rise, but there is a dark side to increasing manufacturing here--- pollution. The air quality around every major city in Vietnam has deteriorated horribly, especially since the trade war started. Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, often has the highest pollution levels in the world. Higher than any city in China. Young men and women in their 30's are dying there, due to the horrendous air quality.
    There's a reason you can't see blue skies or the sun in any shot of HCMC or Hanoi in this film.

    • @kpm_studio8747
      @kpm_studio8747 Před 4 lety +1

      Wow sounds just like China, all major Chinese cities are terribly polluted and they are killing the world.

    • @hanoimusli5316
      @hanoimusli5316 Před 4 lety +2

      In 20 years of my life in Hanoi, I rarely saw a clear blue sky anyway.

    • @ornature5324
      @ornature5324 Před 4 lety +1

      CoastCity Vietnam will go down the path of china. It will be rocky

    • @nunyabezznazz2237
      @nunyabezznazz2237 Před 4 lety

      MisGuided Me
      You’re an idiot.
      Not everything is the US’ fault.
      The biggest investors in VN are China, Japan, and South Korea.

    • @winstonsgmx
      @winstonsgmx Před 4 lety

      CoastCity isn’t it about filming in WINTER??? There is no bluesky in ƯINTER unless it is a really hot or really dry day. Given this video was filmed after Tet, of course there will be no blue sky. Don’t skip geology class at school.

  • @HungNguyen-bf8qs
    @HungNguyen-bf8qs Před rokem

    Các Bạn Việt Nam thân mến. Con gái tôi vào đại học năm 11 tuổi ở California, và đang điều khiển những công ty khảo cứu và biến chế thuốc tại Mỹ. Lẽ tất nhiên, Gene của Cháu vẫn ở Việt Nam. Nước mình nhiều gene kẻ đại tài, khắp nơi, và luôn chiếm hạng cao, cầm đầu học vấn trong các trường đại học tại Âu Châu và Mỹ Châu. Xin Các Bạn vững tâm. Nước ta luôn có những nhà lãnh đạo tài giỏi, tính toán tinh khôn cho đường đi nước bước của quốc gia. Đã đến lúc người Việt Nam chúng ta khắp nơi hãnh diện về dân tộc chúng ta. Dù ở nơi nào đi nữa.

  • @ericxu3860
    @ericxu3860 Před 4 lety +6

    The key thing for China to succeed is not the cheap labor, as Tim Cook said it is all about the quality of people. China has the largest number of engineers and skilled workers. That is why no other country except China can build two hospitals within 10 days. What you see today is the outcome of education investment 30 years ago.

    • @ericxu3860
      @ericxu3860 Před 4 lety +2

      @Jame Bond Yeah you are right. The west has stolen a lot of technologies e.g. gun powder to bomb some poor counties. You are a pathetic and ultimate loser.

    • @quanloithanh3934
      @quanloithanh3934 Před 3 lety

      Hmmm, the thing is CCP had right to invest their all resource in education, now is the time they get their result !

    • @ledanglove
      @ledanglove Před 3 lety +1

      surely it's not about the cheap labor, it could be an advantage in the beginning btw. That's why Vietnam's been investing in education too, it's a wise strategy.

  • @pupplemupple
    @pupplemupple Před 4 lety +12

    vietnam's opportunity

  • @antongavutti4376
    @antongavutti4376 Před 4 lety +25

    Stay Strong Vietnam.
    Love China

  • @atzellan
    @atzellan Před 2 lety +2

    The thumbnail is taken as offensive for Vietnamese. The country is Vietnam, and there’s no such thing as “New China”.

  • @MarvelousSeven
    @MarvelousSeven Před 4 lety +3

    Vietnam is the Finland of SE Asia.

  • @verbonsubre6121
    @verbonsubre6121 Před 4 lety +3

    The guy towards the end saying he hopes to see continued improvement and that people view it (corona virus? Pandemic?not sure) as normal to be able to go to work because everyday business is losing money is the hallmark sign of a capitalist and capitalism.

  • @almerdoring9857
    @almerdoring9857 Před 4 lety +38

    But on a sad note, these businesses are taking advantage of the low wages.

    • @GiaLonG.1802
      @GiaLonG.1802 Před 4 lety +9

      Almer Doring : Low wages will be exploited around the world for many years to come. Low wage is still better than no wage.

    • @almerdoring9857
      @almerdoring9857 Před 4 lety +3

      Well, we don't have choice when we're surrounded with greedy capitalists.

    • @simplepleasures560
      @simplepleasures560 Před 4 lety +1

      i totally agree on low wages.
      businessess are swayed to be building their fortune in Vietnam because of low wages. all about that.
      quality check- satisfactory
      work ethics- mediocre

    • @genova4485
      @genova4485 Před 4 lety +2

      It's market price u can't expect foreign investment to your country if your expecting to be paid like 1st world salery. That what capitalism is

    • @jonitan76
      @jonitan76 Před 4 lety +2

      thats what i want to say.. the minimum wage in cina already high, compare the poor countries in south east asia, when the minimun wage in VN rise, these compannies will move to the next poor country. like laos or cambodia and so on..

  • @wolfofdalalstreet1841
    @wolfofdalalstreet1841 Před 3 lety +1

    Love from India..

  • @iqcreative4584
    @iqcreative4584 Před 4 lety +1

    Chinese man at 5:00 is smiling all the time 😂

  • @dianardiansyah7708
    @dianardiansyah7708 Před 4 lety +14

    I'm glad that Vietnam is getting more industrialized but to become the new China Vietnam just doesn't have the SIZE AND POPULATION. Indonesia is more likely to be the new China. The problem with Indonesia is the decentralized system of government. Unlike top down style in China and Vietnam.

    • @danielblue4460
      @danielblue4460 Před 4 lety

      Indonesia will never prosper. Remember this. Sorry for that, but that's the way it is.

    • @ric44n
      @ric44n Před 4 lety

      Indonesia? Lol you must be joking.

    • @This_tub
      @This_tub Před 4 lety

      VCP is as worse as CCP

  • @dennishassler605
    @dennishassler605 Před 4 lety +3

    I would vote for increased activity from Vietnam and other countries needing a partnership. We may need to provide incentives and assistance to get countries performing better to help replace some of the trade with the Chinese - we'll alternative supply lines. I like the idea of lifting these countries higher - countries like Taiwan, the Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, Columbia, etc. We will need partners for trade both ways. Our focus should be trading with free countries and reducing trade with communist countries that seek to destroy our way of life.

  • @icompareloan51
    @icompareloan51 Před 4 lety

    The physical goods trade deficit is basically a non issue. The services money flow such as those services licenses and patents payment should also be taken into account when doing this measurement. You will find that US companies have a lot of services licenses and those payments are either to USA or to Ireland or HK or elsewhere. So if you track those the numbers the balance of trade and services are not that bad.

  • @kingedward6146
    @kingedward6146 Před 4 lety +1

    Why is it there is no Vietnamese citizens being interviewed? To balance the report, there should be citizens involvement with the inputs.

  • @davidjacobson3529
    @davidjacobson3529 Před 4 lety +3

    Even after the experience of China, many nations have had difficulty understanding covid-19. There is no example of an outbreak of a virus as contagious as covid-19 being stopped at its source. Even for serious illnesses from covid-19, it is difficult to distinguish the covid-19 cases from other diseases that cause pneumonia like symptoms. Whether or not China could have stopped covid-19, there will be some global anger towards China because it was the source of the outbreak. But, the idea that covid-19 might change long term global economic trends most likely will prove wrong. It is much more likely that the process of dealing with the crisis caused by the outbreak and recovering from it will reinforce the trends already in progress. Many experts in virus epidemics have predicted that 40% to 70% of the world's population will inevitably be infected with covid-19. China appears to have brought its epidemic under control with only a tiny fraction of that number. There has not been much news about how Vietnam is doing with its covid-19 problems. But, East Asian nations seem to be doing better than Europe. There appears a large possibility that the United States will do particularly poorly in controlling covid-19 and keeping the American outbreak from spreading across the whole nation. China appears likely to get its manufacturing export economy going again at the start of the first wave of global economic recovery. It is likely to work hard at rebuilding its international economic relationships and in helping other nations recover from covid-19. There likely will continue to be talk in the United States about bring supply chains back to American sources. But, existing sources are likely to recover more quickly than the United States. Once they are going again, the logic of moving them probably will not be particularly compelling.

    • @heekongyap
      @heekongyap Před 4 lety

      Hi my friend, to my point of view the source of the outbreak might not be the acute source. This can be refer to the history of the virus, we got to go back more to cut the roots. Have a nice day my friend. Just relax and be happy to improve our health. Smile to happiness. Hehehe.

  • @keungpang2176
    @keungpang2176 Před 4 lety +5

    of course Vietnam will succeed you can bank on it. they have a Confucius mindset.

  • @HPham-tz5py
    @HPham-tz5py Před 4 lety +1

    My friend tried to sell her property in hcm City, but the potential buyer received warning from the police department that they, the buyer, will facing detrimental result should they go ahead with the transaction.

  • @joeawk
    @joeawk Před 4 lety +2

    Sounded very Singapore.

  • @Germatti13489
    @Germatti13489 Před 4 lety +3

    Too many people are saying it started in October 2019 not November although we didn't hear about it until January 2020. But didn't take it seriously until March 2020.

  • @user-fe2hi8rh3m
    @user-fe2hi8rh3m Před 4 lety +9

    I know it beated the USA in last century.

    • @blackthorn5620
      @blackthorn5620 Před 4 lety +1

      Yep. Vietnam kicked America's arse. Really hurt. Took America many years to recover from that wound.

    • @blackthorn5620
      @blackthorn5620 Před 4 lety +2

      @J. Maki I think you may be right.

    • @bonga247bonga8
      @bonga247bonga8 Před 4 lety

      But now we love U.S and American!

    • @user-qp4eq1oj5r
      @user-qp4eq1oj5r Před 4 lety

      North Korea also defeated the United States.

    • @mike04574
      @mike04574 Před 4 lety

      戚文玮 no

  • @cindyque7578
    @cindyque7578 Před 4 lety

    Vietnam fought wars because in Vietnam there should be leadership at all times especially during time of peace by pure Vietnam aspirations interests development and management. As member of Asian Power Vietnam is also a stable contributor and a wise teacher to.young Asians.

  • @thienngo7252
    @thienngo7252 Před 4 lety +1

    Ironically I think the government here less worry about economy and more about people health. We been shutting down school for almost 2 months already and change to study online instead. For the last two week the whole nation shutdown to halt the spreading. I think people is still calm of the future prospect. What worry me more is whether or not Europe going to go to a depression similar to that of 2008 and that would affect us more