With similar culture and development, why does Vietnam always like to imitate China?

This is related to Vietnam's historical ties with China and China's current economic and cultural development。Historically, the ancestors of the Vietnamese and the ancestors of the Chinese nation are actually the same. Vietnam is the land of Luo Yue in ancient times, and they recognized that the "ancestor of Baiyue" is "Raccoon Dragon", and legend has it that this "Raccoon Dragon" is the first king of Vietnam, "King Jingyang"."Dong Tingjun"The descendants of the daughter of the dragon king, in Chinese legends, the "King of Jingyang" is the descendant of the "Shennong clan" that we are familiar with, so we can think that their ancestors are actually the descendants of the "Shennong clan".

In this way, Vietnam and the Chinese nation are of the same origin in terms of their earliest affiliation.

In the course of historical development, Vietnam's development and culture have been deeply influenced by the Chinese nation. In history, part of the land where the Vietnamese people lived belonged to the Chinese nation, and in the Han Dynasty, Soochow Dynasty, Jin Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and other dynasties, the current north-central part of Vietnam was the territory directly under China at that time. And the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms until the Qing Dynasty, Vietnam has always been a vassal state of various Chinese dynasties, therefore, Vietnam was deeply influenced by China in ancient times, they not only adopted the political system of ancient China at that time, but also used Chinese characters, Vietnam has always belonged to the scope of the Great Chinese Cultural Circle, and was deeply influenced by China in terms of politics, economy and culture.

In modern times, China's economy and culture have gradually developed, and it has also had a certain influence on neighboring countries, including Vietnam。Today, China's rapid development has made neighboring countries also see the advanced nature of China's path, and the improvement of China's cultural soft power has also had a certain impact on Vietnam. Therefore, whether it is economic development or customs and culture, Vietnam has more or less the shadow of China, including many Chinese film and television dramas, and we can also see Vietnamese remakes.

Hence the Vietnamese"Imitation"China is not comprehensive。There are many similarities between Vietnamese society and China, partly because of their deep historical ties and partly because they are influenced by our modern development.

The main reason for this is that Vietnam's culture is greatly influenced by our traditional culture. Because long ago he belonged to our vassals. So the influence in this regard is very big, he is always imitating our traditional culture.

This is mainly related to the degree of development, our country has a higher degree of development than Vietnam, so some innovations are always discovered by our country first, and finally it feels like Vietnam has been imitating us.

Because Vietnam was also a part of our China at the beginning, and then became independent, they did not have their own cultural heritage, and we are very close to the border with Vietnam, so they are also influenced by Chinese culture.

Learn about good culture. For Vietnam, its economic and cultural development lags far behind China's, and for better development, it can only learn from Chinese culture.

From ancient times to the present, Chinese people have continuously immigrated to Vietnam, which has had a great impact on Vietnamese culture, and Chinese characters have also been introduced to Vietnam, and the relationship between the two countries is relatively close.

Because Chinese go to live there, many people immigrate there, so it affects the culture there.

Because Vietnam is the closest to China, in the Sui Dynasty, China's territory of rule reached the north of Vietnam, so Vietnam has lived with our people for a long time and has been greatly influenced by culture.

Over the course of thousands of years, Chinese culture has continued to spread, and Chinese characters have become a transcendent script, not only in China, but also in Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. However, for various reasons, Vietnam has abolished Chinese characters in favor of Latin scripts in the last century.

An interesting phenomenon is that even though Chinese characters have been abolished in Vietnam for more than 100 years, the Vietnamese people are very interested in Chinese culture. Not only do young people like "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin", but various Chinese festivals are also important days in Vietnam, and even many Chinese songs and TV series have been covered and remade by Vietnamese.

So why are Vietnamese people still interested in Chinese culture despite the abolition of Chinese characters in Vietnam? For this reason, I went to a university in my city and talked to some Vietnamese students here about this issue.

A Vietnamese student said that why can't Vietnamese people be interested in Chinese culture? Vietnam is culturally close to China, Japan, and Korea, so it would not be surprising if there were Vietnamese interested in the culture of these countries. By studying the history and culture of other countries where the Chinese character culture is high, we will gain a better understanding of our own history and culture.

For example, many historical artifacts in Vietnam have been destroyed or lost due to centuries of war. Therefore, our understanding of Vietnamese history is very vague, what clothes did our ancestors wear? What are their thoughts?

By studying China, Japan, and South Korea, we may have some insight into these issues.

The concept of Chinese culture is about culture, and it has nothing to do with geography or wealth.

Another Vietnamese student said that I was interested in Chinese culture because it filled the identity of a Vietnamese person that I had never recognized.

I haven't talked to many Koreans or Japanese people yet, but I know that they are more culturally conscious than Vietnamese, and see how they go all out to promote their culture to the world. On the other hand, many valuable historical buildings and documents were destroyed in Vietnam due to the war. Therefore, both older and younger Vietnamese are trying to resurrect the traditions of their ancestors to find our own cultural identity.

I really hope that one day, the world will recognize Vietnamese culture just as they know Korean and Japanese culture.

The last Vietnamese student said that Chinese culture is real, and in a sense, Vietnamese culture is a part of it. Vietnam has a true Confucian influence and has introduced many Chinese techniques, such as clothing, tea culture, writing, and the imperial examination system. So, you can't refuse to be associated with Chinese culture because of your racist beliefs.

Vietnam's traditional folk festivals mainly include the Spring Festival and Thanh Ming Festival.

Not particularly the same, the vast majority of festivals are about the same.

It's the same, they all eat, they all sleep, they all read, they all go to the toilet

Among the regions influenced by Chinese culture, Vietnam is the most representative. It established an independent dynasty in 939. From the 10th century to the 13th century, there were four dynasties, the last of which was the Li Dynasty (1009-1225), which made Buddhism the state religion and advocated Confucianism.

Until the beginning of the 20th century, Vietnamese literature was based on Confucianism. Officially, Chinese characters are also used throughout the country. Founded in 1226, the Tran Dynasty began to promote and use its own national script, Zi Mu, in the 13th century, which not only changed the monopoly of Chinese literature in the literary world, but also opened up a new path for the development of Vietnamese national literature, which is of great significance.

Chinese literature has always occupied an important position in the Vietnamese literary scene, and after the appearance of character literature, it did not decline because of this, but continued to develop, which shows that Chinese literature has made great contributions to the whole Vietnamese literature, and at the same time, it can be seen that Chinese culture has had a profound influence on this region.

I think the main reason is that the distance between Zhongzemo Rock and Vietnam is very close, and some things in the south of the country are very cheap, and there are many preferential policies for Sun Yu and us Chinese.

For the sake of face, many people feel that traveling abroad will make them very face-saving, so they are willing to travel to Vietnam.

I think it's because Vietnam is cheaper to travel, so everyone goes there.

Because in the history of China, it has been dealing with Vietnam for thousands of years.

Around the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Chinese characters began to be transmitted systematically and on a large scale to Vietnam. After the Tran Dynasty in Vietnam, Chinese characters have become the main script of Vietnam ** and folk, and a large number of Chinese character works began to appear at this time, the most famous is the "Complete Book of the History of Da Viet" compiled in the 15th century. It is worth noting that these essays written in Chinese characters are not basically written according to the grammatical rules of the Vietnamese language, nor do they use Vietnamese vocabulary, but are purely written in the grammar of Old Chinese.

With the spread of the Chinese language, the Vietnamese created a new script that used the phonetic function of Chinese characters to spell the spoken Vietnamese language, commonly known as "Zi 喃" or "喃字". It is said that the word "murmur" was founded in the late Eastern Han Dynasty in Jiaozhou, and then it went through the stage of using Chinese characters to pinyin, writing the names of people, places, plants and trees, and birds and beasts, as well as the stage of systematically making words to express meanings. The character also had a great influence on the creation of the Vietnamese poetic style "Liubati", and most of the Liubati characters are used in the Murmur script.

To this day, although the Vietnamese script is written in the Latin alphabet, the pronunciation still retains 70 Chinese-Vietnamese words.

Because Vietnam is adjacent to China and has the most backward economic development, they have a particularly good relationship with China in establishing diplomatic relations, so they are deeply influenced by the Chinese cultural circle.

Vietnam has many descendants of Chinese, and in the past, Chinese spread many cultures with Chinese characteristics to Vietnam to make Vietnam have Chinese culture, so Vietnam belongs to the Chinese cultural circle.

Because Vietnam was part of China for a long time in ancient times, and it was not separated from China until the Ming Dynasty, and the culture in its bones is the same as ours, so now only Vietnam belongs to the Chinese cultural circle.