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Do the Vietnamese hate the Chinese?
http://www.quora.com/Do-the-Vietnamese-hate-the-Chinese
Ha-Anh (河英) Nguyen-Viet (阮钺), Native of Hanoi/U.S. educated/Chinese
professionally trained
Answered Oct 14
This is a very sensitive issue, because as a Vietnamese, if you praise China
, then the crazy crowd out there will call you a traitor. I can only speak
for myself. I cannot even speak for my family, because this is one of the
issues that really divide us.
I used to hate China a lot before I graduated from college in the U.S. and
started working for a Taiwanese company with coworkers from Mainland, HK,
and Taiwan. Like any other well-educated kids from Vietnam, we were raised
to hate China. For many different reasons, I’ll explain below. Until I
started spending almost 10 hours a day with these Mandarin and Cantonese
speakers, then I realize holy shit there is nothing different between my
people and these people. Not even language if you consider the fact that my
Beijing coworkers can’t understand when Cantonese speakers talk to each
other lol. Like hey guy, now you are no better than me.
Why do Vietnamese hate Chinese?
Inferiority complex: So this is the thing. It’s hard to compare a
Vietnamese to a German, because we are too different from each other. Like
you cannot compare Titanic to Airbus A380. That’s the difference.
Vietnamese vs Japanese? Still a lot of difference. They are far away,
language is totally different, faces are different, Japanese culture is just
too distinct… However, with Chinese, every fcking thing is the same but
Vietnamese are worse in every measure. Like too similar but how come those
Chinese people are better than us in everything, even though we are exactly
the same (if you compare Guangdong/Guangxi vs North Vietnam). Chinese are
richer. Chinese workers are more hardworking. Chinese students outperform
Vietnamese students in any UK or US universities, and the reason is not
because the Chinese outnumber us. They maintain their cultures better when
they stay overseas. Their community is stronger while overseas Vietnamese
are famous for lacking unity. They are just better. And unlike what you can
find in West vs East pop sociology/anthropology books, when you compare
Vietnam vs China, there is no difference for you to form a hypothesis to
explain. We are just not as aggressive and attentive as the Chinese.
Vietnamese people are just more trivial. The competency, as a nation, is
below China.
Vietnamese people are trivial and shallow and have a very short-term memory.
They can only remember the border fighting in 1979, even though if you
compare to 100 years under the French and 20 years with Americans bombing
and killing us, those fighting with the Chinese is just nothing. However,
like a low-performed student who grows bitter with his peers or like an
unfortunate brother who is envious of his more successful brothers,
Vietnamese people have a victim mentality. They always think that Chinese
people want to invade them even though seriously I believe the Chinese do
not care about Vietnam as a country, except for those who do business with
the Vietnamese.
Slavery mentality. 100 years colonized by the French give them the very
Eurocentric mentality that makes a lot of Vietnamese people think White
people are superior to Yellow people lol. So they kinda think the Chinese
are barbaric, compared to the French. Some stupid Vietnamese even think they
were lucky to be colonized and are very proud of the Frenchy part of their
culture. This later leads to anti-Confucianism, anti-Hanzi, and when you get
too radical it turns out to be anti anything that relates to China.
This is the most important thing. History lessons were distorted. Vietnamese
people are not aware that they all have Chinese blood and they were in fact
the invaders. Modern Vietnamese people are not the indigenous people that
live in Vietnamese territories, let’s say, 3000 or 2000 years ago. Long
story short, people from Mainland China keep moving South for thousands of
years, killing indigenous people and at the same time mixing bloods,
language, cultures with the indigenous. The earliest reliable source of our
written history was actually from China history. “Vietnam” was a part of
“China” to begin with, then later rebelled and gained independence. But
that does not sound so nationalistic so people keep making up new ancestors
by accusing Han Chinese of destroying “Vietnamese indigenous culture.”
They do not understand even though they dig up some artifacts from their
lands, it does not mean that culture actually belongs to them. The same
story for a lot of monuments and artifacts in the Central and Southern
regions that actually belong to Champa and Khmer people (which no Vietnamese
ever denies). IT’S IN YOUR TERRITORY AT THE MOMENT BUT IT DOES NOT BELONG
TO YOUR ANCESTORS. Vietnamese people do not understand that they are the
ones who massacre and destroy indigenous people who are now “ethnic
minorities.” They are just the offspring of Northern invaders.
Personally, I like Chinese people and Chinese culture (except for food
because Northern Viet food is still the best for me). I adore their work
ethics and diligence in everything that they do.
In general Chinese guys take good care of women around them, from
girlfriends to friends to coworkers. I hope someday we can eliminate poverty
like China has been doing. Also, the infrastructure too, especially
transportation. I feel really envious of Chinese people when it comes to
this. Oh yeah the entertainment industry too. I have been watching Chinese
dramas since I can remember. I feel like Vietnamese can learn a lot from
Chinese, and this is the easiest way to learn instead of reaching for Israel
or Japan or anything from Europe as a role model… Because we are too
similar.
如果把Vietnamese換成Taiwanese，真是毫無違和感。笑！ |
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