In the aid of Vietnam to resist France, how much aid did China give to Vietnam

If China had colluded with France at that time and agreed to exchange French aid to China for China's inaction against Vietnam, Vietnam would not have become independent until now. If I go back to that time, I would have carved up Vietnam with France.

The main thing was to send military advisory regiments and provide Vietnam with equipment for 10 infantry divisions and 1 anti-aircraft artillery regiment.

1950 In 1954, the Chinese People's Liberation Army fulfilled its internationalist obligations and provided military assistance to the Vietnamese people in resisting French colonial aggression.

After Japan's surrender, the Vietnamese people held the "August Revolution" and established the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. In order to restore its colonial rule, France sent an expeditionary force to invade the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1946. Vietnam** was forced to move into the mountains to persist in the war of resistance and was in a difficult situation.

The leader of the Communist Party of China said that although the new China had just been established, he would do his best to provide the Vietnamese people with all the assistance they needed in the war of resistance against France.

From 1950 to 1978, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, China provided extremely large amounts of aid to Vietnam. How big is the amount of aid? According to one statistic, from 1950 to 1978, China gave more than 20 billion U.S. dollars in aid to Vietnam, which is now worth more than 5 trillion yuan.

In many cases, China handed over the best supplies to Vietnam, even while tightening its own belt.

However, Vietnam, which was torn between China and the Soviet Union, eventually turned to the Soviet Union and acted hostilely towards China, culminating in the famous 1979 self-defense counterattack against Vietnam. This history of "grace will be avenged" is painful every time the Chinese people mention it.

Nowadays, many of the backgrounds, examples, and heroic deeds of the self-defense and counterattack war are already familiar to people, but through the study of history, we can find that in the era of hostility between China and Vietnam, there was still a hidden front, that is, the confrontation between China and Vietnam in the field of history. At that time, in order to meet the needs of the political line of the Hanoi authorities, Vietnamese historians wantonly distorted the history of Sino-Vietnamese relations in various forms, while Chinese historians resolutely refuted their fallacies.

So, what are the ridiculous things that Vietnamese people say?

In some ways, it was wrong to help Vietnam.

For example, the more help is like Kuan Nam, but Vietnam does not appreciate it, let alone China in its eyes. We have consumed a lot of money and supplies, but the effort is thankless, wrong.

There are many people who are still looking at the problem with a Cold War mentality, and I can't do anything about it, but looking at historical facts, the US scum Wang Liangguo has no intention of attacking China at all. In North Korea, the last day before Christmas when the U.S. troops went home, China entered the war, and they didn't plan to attack China. In Vietnam, the US military has never crossed the northern red line declared by China and has been strictly implementing it, just because it does not want to have friction with China.

People say that helping Vietnam avoid US intervention, but which one makes us feel better, Vietnam or North Korea? Do we pay so many people's lives, and finally find two big enemies for ourselves?

Thankless, very wrong.

No! After all, the United States did not allow its influence to extend to its own doorstep.

Ambition is savage, there is no king law in power, and the fox is fake and mighty.

From 1950 to 1978, China provided more than $20 billion in aid to Vietnam, which is about more than 5 trillion yuan at present.

From 1950, when Ho Chi Minh asked the Chinese side for help, to 1978, when the two countries were at odds with China, China's assistance to Vietnam was roughly divided into four stages: from 1950 to 1954, when Vietnam was aided to resist France, during which military assistance was the mainstay; 1954-1964 Aid to the post-independence construction of Vietnam; From 1965 to 1973, he aided Vietnam to resist the United States, and provided comprehensive and huge assistance to the United States; From 1973 to 1978, he helped to rebuild after the war.