How many years is the difference between Vietnam s economy and ours now?

Vietnam's economy is worse than ours, and it will be like this for 20 years. Vietnam is still a country that is somewhat backward, and although it has a good geographical location, it is not quite advanced.

Vietnam is now about 20 years apart from our country. Now Vietnam is still at the standard of living in our country in the mid-90s. Their reforms have been relatively slow.

It is estimated that Vietnam is 200 years apart, Vietnam is very poor, and without China's help, it is still poor and white, which can be seen that Vietnam's economic development has not been very prosperous.

Vietnam is the real world factory in the future, and it will soon be inferior to the developed countries, admiration!

Vietnam is a country dominated by agriculture and tourism. Guangxi and Yunnan, which border Vietnam, have surpassed Vietnam in terms of economic development. Vietnam's current economic level should be the same as that of China in the 90s, with a monthly income of about 1,000 yuan.

Vietnam's development is quite backward today, at least 10 years behind China. So living in China is a very happy thing, and of course Vietnam is also constantly developing.

With the development of China's economy and the increase in labor costs, some industries are gradually shifting. Vietnam has a large population and cheap labor, so it should have been able to take this opportunity to develop greatly. Vietnam's reform and opening up began in 86, 8 years later than China, and 10 years later it encountered the Asian financial crisis, so the development opportunities are not good.

Vietnam's civil war, the war with the United States, and the subsequent war with China not only caused Vietnam to miss the tide of Asian development in the sixties and seventies (Japan, South Korea, and the Asian tigers rose one after another), but also made Vietnam's national strength greatly depleted by the war, and it was very difficult to redevelop it.

Vietnam's economic size is the same as that of China's Shanxi Province.

Vietnam's GDP is 262 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to China's Shanxi Province. Viet Nam is a developing country. In 1986, it began to reform and open up. Over the past 20 years and more since the implementation of reform and opening up, Vietnam's economy has maintained a relatively rapid growth rate.

Although our neighbors have also been affected by the epidemic, they have learned from China's experience very successfully, and Vietnam, which is also part of the Asia-Pacific Economic Circle, has achieved good economic growth in 2020 and has great hopes to become the country with the highest economic growth rate in Asia.

Vietnamese economy. Viet Nam is a developing country. In 1986, it began to reform and open up.

In 1996, the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam proposed to vigorously promote the country's industrialization and modernization. In 2001, the Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) decided to establish a socialist-oriented market economy system and set three major economic strategic priorities, namely, the development of various economic sectors and the establishment of a supporting management system for the market economy, with industrialization and modernization as the center.

People in developing countries want to live as comfortably as in Western Europe and North America, and enjoy the same quality of life as they do.