What happened to the Chinese territory that was dragged by Vietnam and not returned to China?

We have been through the darkest times, hesitation, helplessness, and misery at the mercy of others. In that nightmare, China was shattered and devastated. We must not only endure the suppression of the outside world, but also make concerted efforts to maintain social order at home.

The more you experience, the more helpful it is to the growth of a country, "the red face is not old and the grace is broken first, and the reclining smoke cage sits until the Ming", and the hot and cold world between countries is enough to make China grow rapidly. Vietnam, a country that used to belong to us, has repeatedly pointed the spearhead of war at China after it was separated, and has also tried to occupy territory belonging to China many times, and finally forced China to send troops to recover it. And now the territory of our country, which was dragged by Vietnam and not returned, has now become a special ethnic group after its return.

Now after their return, they have developed very well and have become a special nation.

After the return, of course, he lived a very happy life, had his own cultural characteristics, and was respected by the country, and developed very richly.

Yes.

In ancient times, parts of both the north and south of Vietnam were Chinese territory.

Probably reached the area of today's Thua Thien Hue Province, and established Jiu Huang County and Nhat Nam County. The area of northern Vietnam that was controlled by China was mainly the area of the present-day Red River Plain, excluding the western mountainous areas, and the ethnic group was mainly the Yue people, who probably became independent from China after the Tang Dynasty.

The southern part was separated in the Han Dynasty, and it is said that it was established by the county Cheng Xing Cao at that time, and the country name was Cham, and China was called Champa. The main ethnic groups are the Cham and Chhama (i.e., the Khmer people in Cambodia).

The states established in the north, initially called the Cochin State and later called themselves Da Viet, began to expand, destroying the Cham state in the south around the late Ming Dynasty, and then continued southward, occupying the state of Suchenla near the Mekong Delta, and the territory was basically formed.

That is to say, from north to south, Vietnam is the country of Vietnam, the country of Champa, and the country of Chenla. With the exception of Chenla, the first two were once Chinese territory. In fact, the Yue Kingdom was not actually governed by China after the Five Dynasties, and the Cham did not have it in the Tang Dynasty, and the Cham was also called Linyi in the Tang Dynasty.

There are relevant records that the Ming Dynasty intended to recover all the Han and Tang Dynasty hometowns, and once occupied the Yue country, but because the ethnic relations were not good, and the local aborigines opposed the final retreat, the Cham Po never arrived at all, and it was not a country of conquest.

Vietnam has been Chinese territory since the Qin Dynasty, so why didn't China take the opportunity to destroy Vietnam and recover its territory during the Vietnam War?

In addition, during the Sino-Vietnamese War, it was no longer the era of ancient times, and in the last years of the Qing Dynasty, Tsarist Russia still cut so much territory out, and now it is also going back to grab it back? If Vietnam had been directly taken over at that time, it is estimated that we would have been labeled as another fascist country in the international community and would have become a public enemy of the world. You must know that military affairs and war are only a continuation of politics, and we should not always think about resorting to force until we have to do it; from the perspective of such a large subject as the state, we must do what is in the best interests of the country.

And then the subject doesn't know, that war itself was also provoked by the United States? It is normal to defeat the Vietnamese army, because it is a self-defense counterattack, but if it directly invades Vietnam, it is not a good thing for China. Second, China aspires to a policy of peaceful diplomacy and does not want war to lead to the separation of wives.

To be precise, parts of the north and south of Vietnam were Chinese territory in ancient times. North Vietnam, which was the territory of Baiyue in ancient times, was conquered in the Qin Dynasty and belonged to Guilin County. During the Han Dynasty, they conquered southward, probably reaching the area of today's Thua Tien-Hue Province, and established Jiuhuang County and Rinan County, collectively known as Cochin or Jiaozhou.

The area of northern Vietnam under Chinese control was mainly the area of today's Red River Plain, excluding the western mountainous areas, and the ethnic group was mainly the Viet an. It was probably after the Tang Dynasty that it officially became independent from China. The southern part was separated in the Han Dynasty, and it is said that it was established by the county Cheng Xing Cao at that time, and the country name is Cham, and China is called Champa.

The main ethnic groups are the Cham and Chhama (i.e., the Khmer people in Cambodia). The states established in the north, initially called the Cochin State and later called themselves Da Viet, began to expand, destroying the Cham state in the south around the late Ming Dynasty, and then continued southward, occupying the state of Suchenla near the Mekong Delta, and the territory was basically formed. That is, Vietnam from north to south, is:

The country of Yue, the country of Champa, the country of Chenla. With the exception of Chenla, the first two were once Chinese territory. The Yue Kingdom was not actually under the de facto jurisdiction of China after the Five Dynasties, and the Cham did not have it during the Tang Dynasty.

In the Tang Dynasty, Cham was also called "Linyi", and interested friends can check the "Old Tang Book", which has relevant records. The Ming Dynasty intended to recover all the "Han and Tang Dynasty hometowns", and once occupied the Yue Kingdom, but because the ethnic relations were not good, and the local natives opposed and finally retreated. Cham has never been there at all, and it is a "country that does not conquer".

Now it has participated in the poverty alleviation program, is developing tourism, and is vigorously promoting local products. The local people have also basically shaken off poverty and become well-off.

After its return to China, China has given strong economic support to the region, and the people are now several levels richer and happier than they were before the restitution.

After the return of the region to China, China has given strong economic support to the region, and the level of prosperity and happiness of the people is now several levels higher than before the return of the people.

China's territory, which was once dragged by Vietnam and not returned, has now become China's only maritime nation after its return.

After the 1979 self-defense counterattack against Vietnam, the People's Liberation Army, which had a high political consciousness but lacked military skills, was severely taught a lesson by the Vietnamese army.

Later, Lao Deng became angry and found an excuse [Note] and began to open a position on the Sino-Vietnamese border to fight a war of attrition with Vietnam.

It turns out that Lao Deng's military talent is also quite good (of course, it is more likely that *** gave him a trick). Although the People's Liberation Army (PLA) is not a seasoned opponent of the Vietnamese army in a war of movement due to its lack of experience in modern warfare and equipment, it is extremely difficult to deal with the endless war of attrition on the border, not to mention a single Vietnam, plus the Soviet Union behind Vietnam--- after all, China and the United States also joined forces to consume the Soviet Union in Afghanistan at that time.

In the first few years, the Vietnamese were still not convinced, China fired 100 shells, and the Vietnamese had to shoot back 20 shells to retaliate no matter how difficult it was; China conquered a hill for the Vietnamese, and the Vietnamese had to launch a counterattack.

But by 1984, Vietnam was no longer able to bear the momentum. When China fired 100 shells, the Vietnamese gritted their teeth, and at most one or two shells were returned. China launched two or three offensives, Vietnam did not say anything, and the cat lay down on its own hill and let it hammer.

On the front line, Chinese fighters ate canned food until they wanted to vomit; Vietnamese soldiers are most afraid of rain, because when it rains, there is no firewood to cook rice--- a Vietnamese soldier only has 18 kilograms of rice ration a month, fighting in the tropics, which is equivalent to starvation. With such harshness on the soldiers defending the country on the front line, Vietnam's economic predicament at that time can be imagined.

The gap in the national strength between China and Vietnam far exceeds the difference in the tactical level of the Chinese and Vietnamese armies.

In 1988, as Gorbachev of the Soviet Union was overwhelmed and began to pursue reconciliation between China and the United States, completely cutting off blood transfusions to Vietnam, Vietnam honestly admitted defeat--- it is said that at that time, Vietnam could do anything as long as China did not fight.

To this day, in addition to daring to shout at China verbally, Vietnam is completely afraid of China--- they are still not afraid of the PLA plowing and sweeping away their country, but they are afraid that China will fight a war of attrition with them on the border again and consume them.

Dear, how long did you say before? Not in the last few hundred years. Thank you.

Well, it used to be the country of Yi in China.