Isn t Vietnam very powerful, why is Vietnam not developed?

The war of 1979 has kept it from raising its head to this day! A soft egg!

What's so powerful? I'm afraid it's not bad. Now Vietnam is suffering from serious inflation

No, Vietnam's GDP is equivalent to 4 1 of Guangxi

Now the poor in Vietnam don't even have pants, and four out of five women can't find their husbands.

Looking through the history books, it was quite fierce, but it was cool as soon as it was hit, far inferior to Mongolia, although Mongolia is now more completely cool.

However, there is a lack of national integration, so it is easy to defeat and difficult to rule.

That is true. Before World War II, Vietnam was a French colony and was occupied by the Japanese in World War II. After the victory in World War II, Vietnam naturally wanted to get rid of colonization, but France did not agree, so Vietnam and France fought fiercely.

As a result, France was defeated, but the United States felt that Vietnam was on the side of the Soviet Union, so it also started a war. This is the Vietnam War.

During the Vietnam War, both China and the Soviet Union provided a large amount of ** and funds, and China provided at least 20 billion, which was so difficult at that time, and they all supported Vietnam to resist the United States. But after the end of the Vietnam War, especially after the death of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam unilaterally turned to the Soviet Union. So, in order to punish Vietnam, China attacked.

The counterattack war against Vietnam made China begin to get closer to the United States, and opened: a ten-year honeymoon period between China and the United States.

It should be said that it was the historical reasons, the Cold War, and the great power factors that combined to cause the repeated fierce battles in Vietnam.

Vietnam's geographical location is a springboard and is strategically important.

Located in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a developing country dominated by agriculture and light industry. However, compared with neighboring countries such as China and Thailand, Vietnam's development level is relatively lagging behind. So why is Vietnam underdeveloped?

Historical and political reasons.

As a former colony, Vietnam has experienced many foreign invasions and wars in its history. This has dealt a heavy blow to Vietnam's economic and social development. In addition, in terms of political system, Vietnam has always been cautious in its socialist system, which has led to restrictions on the development of the market economy and an unfriendly investment environment.

The level of education and science and technology is backward.

The level of education and technology in Vietnam is not very high. According to statistics, about 20% of the population in Vietnam is illiterate. At the same time, due to the imbalance of educational resources, a large number of young laborers are subject to the restriction of education rent.

The backwardness of science and technology will also lead to a single industrial structure in Vietnam, making it difficult to further achieve industrial upgrading.

Infrastructure construction is lagging behind.

Vietnam's infrastructure construction is lagging behind, which is one of the reasons why Vietnam's development is limited. In particular, the infrastructure construction in the fields of transportation and energy is weak, resulting in a waste of resources and a decrease in efficiency. The lag in infrastructure development will also have a negative impact on Vietnam's investment climate.

Natural disasters are frequent.

Due to geographical location and climatic conditions, Vietnam is often affected by natural disasters. For example, floods, typhoons, etc. These natural disasters will not only bring losses to Vietnam's economy, but also adversely affect Vietnam's social stability and people's livelihood.

Summary. Despite the existence of a variety of factors restricting its economic and social development, Vietnam** has been committed to promoting reforms, attracting foreign investment and technology, and promoting economic development. It is believed that with the efforts of the whole society, Vietnam's development prospects will continue to improve.

Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung announced

Universal suffrage will be achieved around 2020.

Personally, I don't think it will be.

It's that simple.

The reason is very clear.

I won't make it clear ...... one by one

Answers, yes, yes, but most of them are like our national conditions, and they are all formalities.

The reason why Vietnam's ambitions are so large can be explained in the following ways. First, geopolitical factors are an important driver of its ambitions. Located in the Southeast Asian region, Vietnam has an important strategic location, bordering neighboring countries such as China, Laos, and Cambodia, facing the South China Sea, and has rich natural resources and maritime territory.

This gives Vietnam the potential and desire to become a regional power. Second, historical factors have also had a scumbag impact on Vietnam's ambitions. Vietnam was once a powerful empire with autonomy and cultural pride, having fought many wars with China and tried to expand its sphere of influence throughout its history.

This sense of history still exists in the hearts of the Vietnamese people, prompting them to pursue the rejuvenation and strong status of the country. Finally, economic development is a key factor in Vietnam's growing ambitions. In recent years, Vietnam has achieved remarkable economic achievements and has become one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia.

This increase in economic power has increased Vietnam's self-confidence and strength, further fueling its ambitions. Overall, Vietnam's ambitions stem from a combination of geopolitical, historical, and economic development, which drives them to pursue greater regional influence and statehood.