There is an island on the doorstep of Cambodia, but why does it belong to Vietnam?

There are many interesting things about the dividing line between Cambodia and Vietnam, such as the fact that the island actually belongs to Vietnam.

Because the forest land happened to belong to Vietnam when it was divided, it was said to be at the gate of Cambodia.

The main thing is that this is the territory of Vietnam, which is why it is like this, it belongs to Vietnam.

Probably because Vietnam's leaders took the island a long time ago.

There is no reason for this, this island belongs to Vietnam, it belongs to Vietnam!

This should be the case that the Vietnamese territory includes it, or something else.

At the time of the demarcation of the national border, this area was divided into Vietnam.

I think this should be a matter of national border demarcation, although it is at my own doorstep, but this gate belongs to Vietnam.

It belongs to the countries of Southeast Asia and belongs to the tropics.

Vietnam is located in the eastern part of the Indochina Peninsula, and its geographical coordinates are 8°10 north latitude'～23°24', longitude 102°09 E'～109°30'It is bordered by the People's Republic of China to the north, the Lao People's Democratic Republic and the Kingdom of Cambodia to the west, and the South China Sea to the east and south. The coastline is more than 3,260 kilometers long. It is 1,600 kilometers long from north to south, and 50 kilometers at its narrowest point from east to west.

The land area is 329556 square kilometers. The time zone is 7 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time and 1 hour behind Beijing Time.

Vietnam's terrain is long and narrow, the terrain is high in the west and low in the east, and three-quarters of the territory is mountainous and plateau. The north and northwest are surrounded by high mountains and plateaus. The main peak of Hoang Lien Mountain, Phan Sai Bang Peak, is 3,142 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in Vietnam.

The west is the Changshan Mountain Range, which is more than 1,000 kilometers long, runs through the north and south, the western slope is gentle, and forms the Xiyuan Plateau in Jialai, Kuntum, Duole and other provinces. The Nakkaisan mountain range runs from north to south, with some low and flat mountain passes. The eastern coast is a plain, the terrain is low and flat, the river network is dense, and the altitude is about 3 meters.

Climatic characteristics:

Vietnam is located south of the Tropic of Cancer, with high temperature and rainfall, and a tropical monsoon climate. The average annual temperature is about 24, and the average annual rainfall is 1500 2000 mm. The north is divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter; In the south, there are two distinct seasons of rain and drought, with the rainy season in May and October in most areas, and the dry season in November and April of the following year.

Vietnam's climate is tropical, with heavy rainfall and high humidity throughout the year, and the northern part is more or less continental due to the influence of China's terrestrial climate. The East China Sea (also known as the "South China Sea" or "South China Sea", which is the name given to the sea area in Vietnam since the late 50s) has a huge impact on the terrestrial tropical monsoon humid climate.

The humid tropical monsoon climate has different effects on the territory of Vietnam, so different regions of Vietnam have different climatic characteristics. Vietnam's climate varies with the seasons, north and south, east and west. Due to the influence of the northeast monsoon, the average annual temperature in Vietnam is lower than that of countries at the same latitude in Asia.

Cambodia does not belong to Vietnam, Cambodia itself is a sovereign and independent country.

Cambodia is an ancient civilization with a long history, having established a unified kingdom as early as the 1st century AD. Since the 70s of the 20th century, Cambodia has experienced a long war. In 1993, with the establishment of Cambodian state power institutions and the realization of national reconciliation, Cambodia entered a new era of peace and development.

Cambodia was occupied by France in 1863 and by Japan in 1940. After Japan's surrender in 1945, French colonists made a comeback and invaded Cambodia again. The Cambodian people have waged a long and heroic struggle for independence and liberation.

Thanks to the tireless efforts of Prince Sihanoukville, Cambodia finally gained full independence on November 9, 1953.

At that time, the ruling authority of Cambodia was the Khmer Rouge. The Khmer Rouge's horrific genocidal policy directly led to the deaths of more than 3 million Cambodians. This includes tens of thousands of Vietnamese expatriates. This was the direct cause that led to the Vietnamese attack on Cambodia.

Q: Why did Vietnam invade Cambodia?

Answer: Because at that time, the Soviet Union supported him in the background (provided ** to Vietnam), so that Vietnam could unify the "three countries of the East: Vietnam + Cambodia + Laos". If the wish comes true, Vietnam is a powerful right arm of the Soviet Union at that time, hehe.

It's a pity, it didn't work out! At that time, the United Nations issued a statement asking him to withdraw immediately, otherwise he would not be polite. In the end, it was China that attacked northern Vietnam, forcing it to withdraw from Cambodia, and at the same time slapping the Soviet Union in the face.

In the 60s of the last century, with the support of the United States, Vietnam invaded Cambodia in order to realize its dream of becoming a regional power, which was not as complicated as you said above.

Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia is a shadow of the great power game.

After the end of the Vietnam War, Vietnam was unified as a socialist country, but then Sino-Soviet relations deteriorated seriously and stood on the brink of war several times.

Following in the footsteps of the Soviet Union, Vietnam's relations with China quickly turned hostile. With Khrushchev's acquiescence, while constantly provoking on the Sino-Vietnamese border, Cambodia stepped up its activities in order to seek the political status of a major South Asian power, while Cambodia had relatively good relations with China and bordered Vietnam, so its strength was weak, so it was naturally regarded as a "whetstone."

Find out what the Khmer Rouge is, let's talk about whether it is an invasion or not!

Because the Cambodian Communist Party did it itself, not the rescue of Vietnam, the population of Cambodia may have been wiped out by the Khmer Rouge. The Righteous Division.

Cambodia is a country located in Southeast Asia with a unique coastline and marine resources. There is a rich variety of small islands for beach, diving and surfing enthusiasts. Here are some of the most popular islands in Cambodia.

1.Koh Rong

Banda Island is one of the largest islands in Cambodia and is known as the "Hawaii of Cambodia". The island is nine kilometers long and has beautiful white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Try diving, surfing, kayaking and sunrise and sunset cruises, as well as take a dip in one of the many beautiful beaches.

It is only a four-hour boat ride from Sihanoukville.

2.Koh Rong Sanloem

Arno Island is a small island near Banda Island, just a 30-minute boat ride from the developed Banda Island. It's off the beaten track and in a quiet setting, making it the perfect getaway. Here you can immerse yourself in the pristine waters, dive or try your hand at surfing on the reef near the fjord.

Both offer you a unique and beautiful view of the ocean.

3.Koh Sampao

Samphu Humida Island is a very unique place in the Vaung Hamp Cambodian island group. The island is not only home to beautiful beaches, but also the world's largest freshwater lake, Seymour Pool. You can swim in the lake, have a picnic by the lake, or learn more about the local culture and traditions in the company of the surrounding residents.

Of course, diving is also a good option. The island is about a five-hour drive from Phnom Penh.

4.Koh Balong

Baan Le Island is only a fifteen-minute boat ride from the West Port, making it a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. There are a few restaurants and shops here, but they haven't been affected by overdevelopment. There is a nice beach on the island where you can fish or dive with a variety of colorful fish and corals.

Of course, the crystal clarity of this ocean is not to be missed.

These are some of the most popular islands in Cambodia, but there are also some small but exquisite islands waiting to be discovered. This beautiful land is not only rich in history and culture, but also full of natural beauty and the magic of the sea.