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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:11:33 No.834814171 Report

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https://thanhnien.vn/van-hoa/hoa-hau-huong-giang-hai-con-toi-deu-noi-duoc-ba-thu-tieng-952424.html
https://news.zing.vn/huong-giang-vo-chong-toi-mua-nha-tra-gop-sau-dam-cuoi-post606777.html
https://soha.vn/giai-tri/thong-tin-han-che-ve-chong-hoa-hau-dep-nhat-chau-a-huong-giang-20151016170215912.htm
https://kienthuc.net.vn/giai-tri/lo-dien-chu-re-hoa-hau-huong-giang-lay-chong-vao-nam-2019-1158934.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trần_Thị_Hương_Giang

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:13:20 No.834814266 Report

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According to Vietnamese official history, Lê dynasty Vietnam defeated the Chinese pirates of Yang Yandi by sending them 300 beautiful Vietnamese women prostitutes and singing girls to entertain and have sex with the pirates for one day, wet their gun barrels while they were distracted and then when the Vietnamese women left the ships the Vietnamese navy attacked the Chinese pirates whose wet guns could not fire. The Chinese ships were blasted apart and the majority of them were sunk.

The Chinese originally had 206 junks (ships) before the battle but ended up with only 50-80 junks by the time they reached their destination. The Chinese were too ashamed and humiliated at what happened so the Chinese history claims all their losses were due to a typhoon at sea instead of losing to Vietnamese women. The real events with the women are recorded in the Vietnamese history.

https://www.academia.edu/39966246/Epidemics_in_late_pre-modern_Vietnam_and_their_links_with_her_neighbours_1

>Did the Yang group suffer from the epidemic themselves? The answer is most probably“yes”. When the Yang group was defeated in Feb 1682 and fled to Cochinchina, the English East India Company (in Pho Hien) recorded their numbers as 206 junks on April 1682. 54 However, on their arrival in Quang Nam, the number of junks was reduced to over 50 (Vietnamese source), or over 70 (Japanese source Kai hentai ). 55 Vachet’s court informants at the time said there were about 70-80 galleys and boats. 56

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>How can the rapid reduction in Yang’s junks be explained when the journey began with 206 junks in March 1682 and ended a few months later when the fleet reached Quang Nam and the Mekong Delta? Chen Chingho asked this question and quoted Leclere’s Histoire du Cambodge that they met a typhoon at sea so some of the junks had lost and some other scattered. 57 It is also possible that the original fleet divided into smaller groups and went separate ways. All this could well partly explain the missing junks, but some other factors might also at work. Since the epidemic was recorded as a severe and violent one, some of Yang’s pirate troops would have been very difficult not to beinfected. Or more accurately they themselves were the carriers of the virus.A Vietnamese source provides a completely different albeit more colourful story about the set back of the Yang group in northern Vietnam. It was defeated not by epidemic or hunger but by 300 Vietnamese women, all of which was planned by the pre-minister of the Le/Trinh court, Vo Duy Chi:

>At the time there were over hundreds sea junks from China came to Hong Dan of our country. [The court] ordered him [Vo] to attack. He came up with a plot of employing beautiful women. He fetched over 300 prostitutes and singing girls ( hoa nuong and a dao ) and sent them in small boats to the enemy junks. He had told everyone to take a handkerchief in red colour in their hands. When entertaining the enemies they should make the handkerchief wet and drip water into [enemies’] gun barrel. After this they should leave in the boats they came. On the following day Vo arranged his navy in a row and started shooting the enemy fleet. The enemies rushed to their guns to shoot back but none of them could do so. They sailed away, and our army won the battle in a big way. 58

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>If the story of the southern prostitutes infected with Siamese Sore (syphilis) is any guide,the liaisons between more than 300 northern Vietnamese girls and Chinese pirates would also have provided a crucial medium for the transmission of the epidemic to Tongking.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:15:07 No.834814361 Report

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The Vietnamese record of the incident. (in Classical Chinese as all records in Vietnam were kept before the French colonization)

>58 “ 时有北国人驾海舟百余艘来我国之洪潭。命公进讨 . 公用出女子计,觅花娘桃娘约三百余,放下贼艘,托为弄月醉花之状,密教各把红巾一幅,浸以水,乘夜索艘间 × 口,取湿巾水滴入,仍各依从小船回去。次日陈船排开一字交射 ,贼仓忙取 × 应之, 射不发 , 揚帆遁去 ,官军大捷 ” 。 Cong du tiep ky , http://lib.nomfoundation.org/collection/1/volume/927/page/2, R.229 NLVNPF-0744, p.2. For the location of 洪潭 , see Hoang Viet du dia chi , j.2, Yen Quang : “ 洪潭州商舶凑集 ”, p.2.

https://cross-currents.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/e-journal/articles/antony.pdf

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Children born to Chinese fathers and Vietnamese mothers during the Ming occupation of Vietnam were made into slaves of the Lê dynasty governement along with Chams, Cẩu Hiểm, Laotians, and Vietnamese who supported the Ming. This order to make them slaves was issued in 1471. Chinese in Vietnam were called Ngo.

>In Đại Việt Sử Ký Toàn thư, page 66a
>“Những người nguyên nô tỳ của nhà nước, những quan lại ngụy, thổ quan chống đối mà ra thành đầu hàng, những kẻ cha là ngừời Ngô mẹ là người Việt, bọn gian ác phản nghịch, và người Ai Lao, Cẩu Hiểm, Chiêm Thành hết thảy là nô tỳ của nhà nước, đã bổ đi làm các loại công việc mà phải tội, con cái còn bé thay đổi họ tên làm dân thường và lấy vợ lấy chồng ở các huyện xã khác, thì con trai, con gái, cháu ruột, cháu gọi bằng chú bác của bọn ấy, họ tên là gì, chính bản thân phải tới Châu Lâm viện để duyệt tuyển.”

>“The people who was slave of royal family/king/government, (Viet people) who support Ming and became Ming’s government officer, local officer who opposed then surrendered, the people who has Ngo father and Viet mother, the people who was ruthless and rebellious, Laos people, Cẩu Hiểm people, Chams people become slave of royal family/king/government, was forced to do public interest …”

In Vietnam the Lê dynasty during the rule of Emperor Lê Thánh Tông (1460-1497), ordered in 1471 for mixed raced descendants of children born to Vietnamese women and fathered by Han Chinese soldiers during Ming dynasty China's occupation of Vietnam (1407-1428) to be enslaved and used as slaves by the Vietnamese government. The Lê dynasty had drove Ming China out of Vietnam in 1428. The Vietnamese took Chams as slaves after invading Champa in 1471 and Laotians as slaves after invading Laos (Lan Xang, Lan Na and Muang Phuan) in 1479-1480

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The Vietnamese model, former Miss Vietnam and Miss World contestant, Trần Thị Hương Giang is married to a Chinese man named Liu Jia and has daughters with him.

https://thanhnien.vn/van-hoa/hoa-hau-huong-giang-hai-con-toi-deu-noi-duoc-ba-thu-tieng-952424.html

https://news.zing.vn/huong-giang-vo-chong-toi-mua-nha-tra-gop-sau-dam-cuoi-post606777.html

https://soha.vn/giai-tri/thong-tin-han-che-ve-chong-hoa-hau-dep-nhat-chau-a-huong-giang-20151016170215912.htm

https://kienthuc.net.vn/giai-tri/lo-dien-chu-re-hoa-hau-huong-giang-lay-chong-vao-nam-2019-1158934.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr%E1%BA%A7n_Th%E1%BB%8B_H%C6%B0%C6%A1ng_Giang

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:21:21 No.834814692 Report

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>>834812926
https://cross-currents.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/e-journal/articles/grilllot.pdf

>The subjects of my study were Chinese men (either Han, or acculturated and urbanized Zhuang2 from Guangxi) and Vietnamese women (mostly Kinh, the major ethnic group in Vietnam, and occasionally other ethnic groups3 ) directly involved in cross-border marriages. I shared moments of these couples’ lives, observed their activities, collected life stories, and conducted semi-structured interviews with them, as well as with members of the communities with which they interacted.

https://cross-currents.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/e-journal/articles/nguyen.pdf

>A native of Lai Cách, Hải Dương, Hà arrived in Wanwei in 1988, much earlier than the other wives, after drifting about for more than a year:

>Though my family was large, everybody was settled. Only I had the misfortune of being adrift since childhood. By fourteen, I had already gone to Quảng Ninh to babysit for an aunt on my father’s side. After a few years the baby grew up and my aunt found another family for me to work for hire, so I kept drifting from place to place babysitting and doing domestic work.… In 1977, when I was twenty-seven, I met an ethnic Chinese in Hải Phòng—at that age, I was sure I would not be able to marry anyone back home because I was too old. This was why I agreed [to marry him]. And so I went to live with him for over a year. Two days after I gave birth to our child, he suddenly told me that he had to return to China along with other Chinese people.… Later on, I found out that, because of some kind of policy, all the ethnic Chinese were repatriated at that time. It was so hard to raise my child alone, but I was determined not to return to my home village. I always meant to find my husband once I could make some money

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:21:54 No.834814724 Report

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https://yuki.la/pol/71608178#p71613510

>Viet people have severe inferiority complexes.

>I knew a few viet girls that wished nothing but to be korean.

>They would fuck any jap/chinese/korean guy before viet guys and in return the viet guys would start fights.

>T.california resident

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:26:17 No.834814988 Report

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Vietnamese Wikipedia victory and the Mongol invasions

https://desuarchive.org/k/search/image/mVazp18mK5Hbtm6lvDR5Ow/

https://desuarchive.org/k/search/image/nkGB29bx2IQgM6CB2NCj4g/

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https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/8078561/#q8084414
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/8007661/#q8007712
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/8000925/#q8011093

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:30:43 No.834815239 Report

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https://leminhkhai.blog/giac-bac-den-xam-luoc-translations-and-exclamation-points/
https://leminhkhai.wordpress.com/2015/12/04/giac-bac-den-xam-luoc-translations-and-exclamation-points/

>Indeed, the Đại Việt Sử Ký Toàn Thư states that “When the Song [Dynasty] was lost, its people came to us. Nhật Duật took them in. There was Zhao Zhong who served as his personal guard. Therefore, among the accomplishments in defeating the Yuan [i.e., Mongols], Nhật Duật had the most.”

>In the post below, I wrote about some information in an inscription that was inscribed on a bell at a Daoist temple in the Red River Delta, the Thông Thánh Daoist Temple in Bạch Hạc, somewhere between 1314 and 1324.

>The text of the inscription was composed by a Daoist master from Fujian by the name of Xu Zongdao/Hứa Tông Đạo 許宗道 who had taken up residence in the Red River Delta, and who was close with the Trần family that ruled over the region, and which also had roots in Fujian.

>Xu Zongdao was residing in the Red River Delta when the Mongols attacked in the late thirteenth century. He mentions this in his inscription.

>Formerly, during the Bính Tý year [1276] in the reign of the second Trần Dynasty emperor, Emperor Thái Tông, all was at peace and people from the four directions came to be [morally] transformed. At that time, Daoist Master Xu Zongdao from Haitan Hamlet, Taiping Village, Fuqing District, Fu Prefecture, Fujian Circuit in the Great Song Kingdom boarded a ship with his followers, and on an impulse, entered the South.

>We all know that when Manchuria overthrew Ming dynasty and some loyal Ming Chinese fled to Vietnam and they became Minh Huong people later.

>But very few people know that we also had something similar happened when Song dynasty fell to Mongolia, quite a few Chinese also fled to Vietnam and Ngo dinh Diem (the first president of South Vietnam from 1955 to 1963) was descendant of those Song Chinese people.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trần_Nhật_Duật#Military_activities
>As a result, Kublai Khan began to expose his attempt to take over the southern countries like Đại Việt or Champa. In December 1284, the second Yuan's invasion of Đại Việt was opened under the command of Kublai Khan's prince Toghan.[10] Đại Việt was attacked in two directions: Toghan himself conducted the infantry invaded from the northern border while Yuan's navy under general Sogetu advanced from the southern border through Champa's territory.[4] At the beginning of the war, Prince Chiêu Văn took charge of a military base near the northern border, thanks to his accurate judgment, Trần Nhật Duật's troops was able to escape the trap of Yuan army and successfully retreated.[11] Ultimately Sogetu's army suffered heavy defeat in Battle of Hàm Tử where Trần Nhật Duật commanded an allied troops of Đại Việt soldiers and former Song refugees.[12][13][14]

https://desuarchive.org/his/search/image/_bpMc72dwPOWPSYWrO0bFg/

https://desuarchive.org/his/search/image/hWdNKD7IKw2Hk-41VjAsAA/

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:32:38 No.834815333 Report

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>I read this information somehow from a Chinese newspaper, it mentioned that once Ngo dinh Diem confided to his close friend in Cholon, his ancestor came from Fujian, China when Mongolia conquered China.

>China's Encounters on the South and Southwest: Reforging the Fiery Frontier Over Two Millennia

>In 1281 a large Mongol naval fleet was sent to Champa, capturing the capital Vijaya in the same year. The Cham king Indravarman V escaped into the mountains. Meanwhile, the Dai Viet court declined requests from the Yuan to assist with these southern expeditions. It may be that the Mongols also wished to prevent a joint anti-Yuan effort by Southern Song Dynasty exiles and Dai Viet. Huang Fei cites the displaced scholar Zheng Sixiao (1241-1318) with his observation that in the early Yuan "many civilian and military officials (of the fallen Song) went into exile abroad, took up official service in Champa, married into the ruling elite in Jiaozhi (Dai Viet), or left to drift abroad in distant kingdoms (zhu wenwu chen liuli haiwai, huo shi Zhancheng, huo xu Jiaozhi, huo bie liu yuan guo)." For all these reasons, Khubilai began to increase pressure on the Tran court.

>In the summer of 1283, the mongol emperor sent the Uighur official Ariq Qaya (1227-1286) to the Tran capital with an imperial requset for help from Jiaozhi (Dai Viet) with troops and provisions for the expedition against Champa.61 At this time the newly enthroned Vietnamese emperor Tran Nhan Tong (r. 1279-1308), with help from his father the senior ruler Thanh Tong, again refused to offer assistance, and the Vietnamese court instead readied its troops, including local militia and former Song soldiers.62

Le Minh Khai is run by Professer Liam Kelley at the University of Hawaii in Manoa

https://web.archive.org/web/20111026054936/http://manoa.hawaii.edu/history/node/44

Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%90%E1%BA%A1i_Vi%E1%BB%87t_s%E1%BB%AD_k%C3%BD_to%C3%A0n_th%C6%B0

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https://desuarchive.org/his/search/image/h2ByBypCY_pqGhMESlgeIw/

http://www.gutenberg-e.org/yang/

Between Winds and Clouds:
The Making of Yunnan
(Second Century BCE to Twentieth Century CE)

Bin Yang

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https://cross-currents.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/e-journal/articles/nguyen.pdf

>Cross-Border Brides: Vietnamese Wives, Chinese Husbands in a Border-Area Fishing Village

>Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm, Vietnamese Academy of Social Sciences

>I had no intention of studying mixed marriages when I first visited Wanwei in 1999. I was then part of a team considering investigating the consequences of the creation the previous year of the Dongxing–Móng Cái Free Economic Zone. That project never got off the ground, but I became interested in the lives of the Vietnamese women I met in Wanwei who were married to Chinese fishermen. Since then, I have traveled to Wanwei at least once a year and gotten to know forty-four such women (up until 2008). I stay for extended periods, sometimes in the home of the Party Branch secretary who happens to belong to the Jing (ethnic Vietnamese) community. I have regularly attended the annual festival of the Jing community as an honored guest. I have helped my informants as they went about their household chores, worked alongside them as they cleaned and mended their husbands’ fishing nets, dug in the sand for small mollusks with them, and processed jellyfish, one of the main products of Wanwei, with them; I have walked between the village and the shore, puffing behind the women as they carry heavy baskets on their heads. I have hung around the market stall where one of my informants sells produce and the small pavilion where another woman offers her services as a seamstress. We have long chats—sometimes in groups, sometimes one on one. When it is time for me to go home to Vietnam, some of the women entrust me with presents and news for their birth families. As a result, I have been given an entrée into the families and communities they left behind. In this article, I seek to give voice to this small group of women as they reflect on the challenges and opportunities of cross-border marriage.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:38:05 No.834815616 Report

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>Transnational marriages form part of the story of rural Vietnam’s transformation since the 1990s. Villages have become more urbanized. As factories and industrial parks spring up, arable and relatively unpolluted land becomes scarcer, impoverishing those without the skills or opportunities to find factory work. Meanwhile, as the means of communication and transportation have expanded, so have villagers’ horizons. More and more young women marry foreigners. In one of my informants’ native village in Hải Phòng, the Party Branch secretary of told me that 60 percent of marriage-age women had married foreigners. In another village in Thái Bình, the cadre in charge of cultural affairs explained, “More and more women want to go abroad, either to get married or to find work. Partly it’s because they no longer want to labor in the fields; partly it’s because they just follow the trend.” The majority of women who “marry out” go to the People’s Republic of China (PRC), Taiwan, and Korea. Some marry overseas Vietnamese in the United States or Australia, but most marry local men with no ties to Vietnam.

>Transnational marriages involving Vietnamese women have received a certain amount of coverage—some scholarly, most journalistic, and some downright sensational. Both the Vietnamese and foreign press focus on numbers, in particular the number of women believed to be victims of human trafficking (“Gần 11.000” 2014).2 Invariably, these women are depicted as leading miserable lives after being conned into mercenary and exploitative marriages (“Ham chồng ngoại” 2008). In both the media and the scholarly literature, the growing trend toward transnational marriages is linked to economic and social change, moral decline, new lifestyles, and gender imbalance, as well as larger issues such as globalization and urbanization (see Constable 2003; Glodava and Onizuka 1994; Nguyen and Hugo 2005 Simons 2001; Trần 2005; Tseng 2007).

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:38:47 No.834815650 Report

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You’ve got dicks for brains if you think I’m reading all this shit

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:38:50 No.834815654 Report

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>These women’s lives as wives and mothers are also quite different from those of the Vietnamese women who make regular business trips between Móng Cái and Wanwei but do not reside there, and from those of the single girls who have recently come to work in the tourism industry. They also have very different experiences from the male guest workers who stream in from rural Vietnam to factories in Guangdong or Europe. Rather than being examples of transnational flows, the Vietnamese wives of Wanwei illustrate the experiences of individuals involved in cross-border marriages all along the China-Vietnam border, and perhaps in other borderlands as well.

>According to Wei Xiaoming of the Guangxi Women’s Union, “in 1999, an investigation in Dongxing showed that 1,269 Vietnamese women were living illegally without household registration or official registration of temporary residency; almost all were living with local men without being officially married” (see Ma 2002). Among the six thousand or so inhabitants of nearby Wanwei, a small Chinese fishing village that lies 25 kilometers from the Vietnamese border (figure 1), are some fifty Vietnamese women who have settled illegally in the last couple of decades as unofficial wives of Chinese men.3

>According to my research, the women who came to Wanwei as victims of traffickers constitute about 20 to 30 percent of the total number of Vietnamese wives. Some of these women were told that they would be working for high wages and then were sold into marriage; others were told that they were coming over to marry but were given false information about their prospective husbands. Very few women have come as victims of trafficking in recent years. Lý, an early victim, said: “In my time [1992], where could I find any Vietnamese here? And so I gave up. Whereas nowadays some are so formidable that if they were sold over here and didn’t like it, they would leave right away.”

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>By the time I met them, some of the women had been interviewed multiple times by journalists fascinated by their anomalous status, and they were dissatisfied with their experiences with the media. They told me that they were so eager to fend off journalists interested only in presenting them as victims of human trafficking that they would agree that they had been sold in marriage to foreign men, even if that was not true. They were relieved to learn that I was interested in them as individuals and wanted to know about their whole lives, not just that one aspect. Other than these unwelcome interviews, the Vietnamese wives of Wanwei had few opportunities to talk about themselves. Some were accustomed to telling the stories of their lives along the lines of the Vietnamese lýlịch, personal information questionnaires that are required when registering for school, applying for a job, receiving land, or being interviewed by census takers. As with rural people whose lives do not seem to change much from day to day, the temporal milestones they used were quite vague: “at that time,” “back then,” “in the old days.” They talked about the turning points in their lives by referring to the time they left home, got married, or gave birth, or used expressions such as “when I was a girl” or “when my child was growing up” (Hershatter 2002, 59–60).

>A native of Lai Cách, Hải Dương, Hà arrived in Wanwei in 1988, much earlier than the other wives, after drifting about for more than a year:

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>Though my family was large, everybody was settled. Only I had the misfortune of being adrift since childhood. By fourteen, I had already gone to Quảng Ninh to babysit for an aunt on my father’s side. After a few years the baby grew up and my aunt found another family for me to work for hire, so I kept drifting from place to place babysitting and doing domestic work.... In 1977, when I was twenty-seven, I met an ethnic Chinese in Hải Phòng—at that age, I was sure I would not be able to marry anyone back home because I was too old. This was why I agreed [to marry him]. And so I went to live with him for over a year. Two days after I gave birth to our child, he suddenly told me that he had to return to China along with other Chinese people.... Later on, I found out that, because of some kind of policy, all the ethnic Chinese were repatriated at that time. It was so hard to raise my child alone, but I was determined not to return to my home village. I always meant to find my husband once I could make some money.

>After the border skirmishes between Vietnam and China in 1979, Hà felt that her husband would probably never return. She crossed the border to Hong Kong twice, in 1980 and 1983, both times unsuccessfully. She stayed in a refugee camp for sixteen days before being sent back to Vietnam and losing all her savings. In 1986, she decided to take her child to China to find her husband. After a year spent wandering in vain, she realized that her search was futile:

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>>834815734
>I endured hardships on a search without direction.... I had no choice but to find my way back to Vietnam. After a few months of floundering about, I found myself here in Wanwei. At the time I didn’t know what this place was; I only saw that there was the seashore, with lots of residents, and that some of them spoke Vietnamese, so I knew it was near Vietnam. So I thought to stay on to work for a while to make some money before going home. My child and I had been living here for a few months when someone introduced to me a Chinese water-buffalo trader. The intermediary said that he was a widower with two children. At the time, I was discouraged and low in spirits, and I no longer wanted to be rootless. If I could stay and live here, then it would be better than returning to my home village, where I would have no face anyway and would be a burden on my family. And so I agreed to marry him. He would be someone for my child to rely on; at least there would be a home for us to live in. But such was my rotten luck that, when I packed up to come to his home to live, I found out that he had five children; my own would make six. And there was an old mother as well! I was so scared, but what was done was done; what else could I do?

>All of my informants married Han Chinese men.

https://web.archive.org/web/20200810093117/https://cross-currents.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/e-journal/articles/nguyen.pdf
https://www.worldcat.org/title/lam-dau-ni-at-khach-trai-nghiem-van-hoa-cua-nhng-ngi-phu-ni-viet-nam-lay-chong-trung-quoc-van-vi-ong-hng-quang-tay-trung-quoc/oclc/864081694
http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2008054134
https://vass.gov.vn/tin-hanh-chinh-to-chuc/le-cong-bo-va-trao-quyet-dinh-bo-nhiem-vien-truong-vien-nghien-cuu-van-hoa-1036
https://gass.edu.vn/SitePages/News_Detail.aspx?categoryId=86&itemId=45225
http://cstd.hcmussh.edu.vn/?ArticleId=adbd1274-af0b-4029-8000-01846302b2ee

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:42:55 No.834815885 Report

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>>834815796
https://vass.gov.vn/noidung/tintuc/lists/tintuchoinghihoithao/View_Detail.aspx?ItemID=1117

>>834814692
https://web.archive.org/web/20200810093109/https://cross-currents.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/e-journal/articles/grilllot.pdf

>In her research on Mexican migrants settled illegally in the United States, the sociocultural anthropologist Susan B. Coutin (2003) elaborates on the concept of “nonexistence,” which conveys the idea that groups of people are excluded from public life and recognition because of their legal status, even when they apparently live just like others in their community. This concept is also applicable to Vietnamese migrants in the southern Chinese borderlands, individuals whose position constantly oscillates between a tenuous—and sometimes denied—social recognition and a perilous legal nonexistence. In this article, I describe the case of Vietnamese women who, as wives or mistresses of Chinese men and as mothers of their mixed children, live in China in an inconspicuous way, whether they are integrated into or segregated from Chinese society. As I show, many of these women live in a condition of administrative or social “nonexistence”—that is, in the vulnerable position of being an unrecognized citizen—which distinguishes them from the rest of the population. My analysis is based on the ethnographic data I collected in four twin cities—Hekou (Yunnan Province) and Dongxing (Guangxi Province) in China; and Lào Cai (Lào Cai Province) and Móng Cái (Quảng Ninh Province) in Vietnam (see figure 1)—and some surrounding villages in the Sino-Vietnamese borderlands between 2006 and 2010, as part of my research on cross-border marriages. Although located in regions largely inhabited by ethnic groups, these cities are mainly populated by Chinese Han who recently migrated from other provinces and are involved in cross-border trade.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:43:36 No.834815923 Report

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>>834815885
>The scope of my research includes neither the reported human trafficking cases involving women from mountainous ethnic groups (Lazzarino 2014) nor the specific cases of indigenous intermarriages between members of ethnic groups living in neighboring upland communities.1 Since the topic of cross-border marriages is regarded as highly sensitive and secretive by local authorities due to its connection with illegal migration, I relied entirely on a “snowball” method among locals to approach mixed couples facing various challenges in their daily life in the borderlands. This research method entailed building a network of acquaintances through the personal connections of an initially limited number of informants, and leaving it up to them to introduce me as inconspicuously as required to others whom they felt would be receptive and suitable for my research. The subjects of my study were Chinese men (either Han, or acculturated and urbanized Zhuang2from Guangxi) and Vietnamese women (mostly Kinh, the major ethnic group in Vietnam, and occasionally other ethnic groups3) directly involved in cross-border marriages. I shared moments of these couples’ lives, observed their activities, collected life stories, and conducted semi-structured interviews with them, as well as with members of the communities with which they interacted.

https://theatredurabot.fr/rabotage/expo-rabotage-2018/caroline-grillot/
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Caroline_Grillottheatredurabot.fr/rabotage/expo-rabotage-2018/caroline-grillot/
https://cnrs-fr.academia.edu/CarolineGrillot
https://immigrantchina.net/dr-caroline-grillot/
https://pekinunderground.com/personnages/caroline-grillot/

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:45:48 No.834816027 Report

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>>834812926
I fucked a Chinese girl when I was in China. Her English was as non-existent as my Chinese. It was before smart-phones. We used a pocket translator. Cheap LCD. No backlight. That didn't work in bed or with the lights off. Once we got started, we each had to guess what the other was trying to do and what the other wanted. It's harder than you think. That basic translator allowed her to communicate with me. Talking back to her really required my laptop,

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:45:58 No.834816042 Report

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>>834815651
I was wondering the same thing. Seems like some enraged vietnamese man. So much anti Chinese shit going on globally.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:49:10 No.834816196 Report

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>>834816042
some of these are pretty hot. makes me want to go back to southeast asia.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:49:12 No.834816198 Report

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>>834813423
>>834813450
Vietnamese singer Đông Nhi (Mai Hồng Ngọc) is married to an ethnic Han Chinese (Hoa) man Ông Cao Thắng.

https://www.quora.com/What-is-it-like-to-be-a-Chinese-Vietnamese-living-in-Vietnam/answer/Tuan-Khang-Tran

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Đông_Nhi

http://webtintuc.com/khoe-giay-dang-ky-ket-hon-fan-moi-biet-ong-cao-thang-la-nguoi-dan-toc-hoa-98631.html
http://giadinh.net.vn/o/biet-thu-nha-ong-cao-thang-do-ruc-va-long-lay-theo-phong-cach-nguoi-hoa-trong-ngay-an-hoi-20191108105237717.htm
https://vnexpress.net/ong-cao-thang-tu-lai-xe-di-don-dau-4009154.html
https://ngoisao.net/gia-dinh/khong-gian-le-thanh-hon-tong-do-cua-ong-cao-thang-4009112.html
https://infonet.vietnamnet.vn/thi-truong/chong-cua-dong-nhi-ong-cao-thang-la-ai-co-gia-the-khung-nhu-the-nao-17411.html
https://cafebiz.vn/he-lo-gia-the-giau-co-cua-ong-cao-thang-chong-ca-si-dong-nhi-thieu-gia-tap-doan-nhua-danh-tieng-o-sai-gon-so-huu-1-doi-bong-1-cong-ty-giai-tri-hang-dau-showbiz-viet-20191108152511484.chn
https://saobiz.net/ong-cao-thang-que-o-dau.html
https://www.facebook
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https://archive.is/GVxgM
https://kenh14.vn/dong-nhi-va-ong-cao-thang-dung-la-vo-chong-giau-nhat-nhi-vbiz-co-biet-thu-sang-van-tau-them-nha-bac-ty-truoc-ngay-lam-bon-20200723112938294.chn

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:50:01 No.834816245 Report

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>>834816198
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lam_Trường

Huỳnh Trấn Thành has an ethnic Han Chinese father and a Vietnamese mother.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trấn_Thành

>Huỳnh Trấn Thành was born and raised in Ho Chi Minh City, his father is of Chinese descent and his mother was born in Tiền Giang. He can speak Vietnamese, Cantonese and English. He used to study in Cinematography School (quit school after junior year) but he's commonly known as a television host. He won the 3rd prize for the 2006 TV show competition. He successfully demonstrated the versatility and sense of humour in leading the program such as: Say It Out (a program for foreigners to learn the Vietnamese language),[1] Cau Vong Nghe Thuat, So You Think You Can Dance, Gala cười 2011, or Vietnamese version of Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Wong

>Wong was born in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California, the youngest of four children.[1][5] Her father, Adolphus Wong,[6] was a Chinese-American anasthesiologist who worked for Kaiser Permanente for 30 years. Her mother, Tam "Tammy" Wong, immigrated in 1960 to the United States from Huế, South Vietnam and was a social worker.[1][7][8]

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:50:33 No.834816273 Report

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>>834816245
>Vietnamese wife starts online business in S China

>A Vietnamese woman fell in love with a Chinese and married him. Then she moved to south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and opened an online food store. She is very happy about her life now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=emb_title&v=Jx8wzgYxE9I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx8wzgYxE9I

https://twitter.com/LOCTRAN781/status/957771836334501889

>Vietnamese women seek job in China's Guangxi

>Vietnamese workers who want to work in China for higher pay no longer need to take the risk of sneaking across the border. A pilot scheme between the two countries allows eight factories in Dongxing, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, to employ about 1,000 Vietnamese workers as a source of labor. The cross-border labor cooperation not only brings benefits to Vietnamese but also boosts economic development in China's border area. Click and find out for more.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:51:05 No.834816297 Report

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>>834816273
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiJHwXsOqlo

>Li Yang, a lonely man in Shanghai, finds his wife Xi Tzu, a beautiful Vietnamese wife, and does not forget to eat tropical fruits

>上海孤苦男李阳找到越南美女老婆西施,不忘狂吃热带水果

>The lonely man in Shanghai finds a beautiful Vietnamese wife and does not forget to eat tropical fruits.

>上海孤苦男找到越南美女老婆,不忘狂吃热带水果。
>Please search for another video: On Christmas 2018, Dongting Hu brought his Vietnamese wife Diao Chan back to Vietnam for the Spring Festival, visited Hong Ge, and thanked her Yue Lao Matchmaker.
>请搜看另一个视频:2018年圣诞节,洞庭胡带越南老婆貂蝉回越南过春节,拜访红哥,感恩自己月老红娘。

>红哥微信公众号

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUEVVtvjS4s

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:51:37 No.834816326 Report

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>>834816297
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3URBtp_gc4

>The Chinese guy was surrounded by a group of Vietnamese girls in Hanoi, Vietnam. The questions asked me embarrassed

>中国小伙在越南河内,被一群越南女孩围绕,问的问题令我很尴尬

>From afar, you travel to China to see the world

>远方君游中国看世界

>The Chinese guy traveled to Vietnam alone. In Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, he met a group of Vietnamese girls, surrounded by them and asked many embarrassing questions.

>中国小伙独自到越南旅行,在越南首都河内,遇到一群越南女孩,被她们围绕,问了很多令人尴尬问题

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V-z5ibHlac

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:52:10 No.834816363 Report

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>>834816326
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_EhAToBZGw

>Vietnamese students flock to China to study language

>More Vietnamese students are coming to China to study language as both countries forge deeper relations. There's about 14,000 Vietnamese students studying in China now, with many focusing on studying Chinese in particular.

>New China TV

>l love this Viet chick she is so sexy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDTkjKMVE5o

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:52:42 No.834816383 Report

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>>834816363
https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/weekend/2017-07/01/content_29957016.htm

>Studying Chinese, the world's most spoken language, has helped enrich knowledge and brighten the career paths of more and more Vietnamese people, local experts, lecturers and students told Xinhua.

>"I'm keen on becoming a highly-qualified lecturer of Chinese to help my students better understand the language and the country, as well as acquire the most suitable jobs," said Nguyen Le Cam Tu, the top prize winner of the 16th "Chinese Bridge", the Chinese Proficiency Competition for Foreign College Students which was held in northern Vietnam on Thursday.

>At the competition themed "Dreams Enlighten the Future," held by the Confucius Institute Headquarters and the Chinese Embassy in Vietnam, Tu, a third-year student at the Hanoi University, outperformed 11 other finalists from nine universities in terms of her language, presentation and comedy acting skills, and knowledge of Chinese economics, politics, society and culture.

>"After graduating, I want to pursue higher education at the Beijing Normal University," the graceful looking girl from Hanoi said, adding that she is keen as mustard to explore the diversified beauty of China's age-old culture, including literature, martial arts and feature films.

>Despite spending a lot of time studying Chinese since she was a high school student, Tu manages to find time for many hobbies. "I like Chinese wuxia (martial heroes) novels and movies. So I want to visit (Southwest China's) Sichuan province to see Emei Mountain with my own eyes, to have better understanding of the Emei Sect. I am also interested in Wudang Kungfu," she said, breaking into a warm smile.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:53:14 No.834816404 Report

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>>834816383
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-08/25/c_137417567.htm

>"The special prize today has made not only my daughter happy, but also my family and her school happy. She started to study Chinese late, in her 10th grade, while her elder sister began learning Chinese earlier, in the 3rd grade," Pham Thi Ha, mother of Nguyen Ha Dung, told Xinhua on Friday, failing to hide her pride in her eyes and voice.

>Ha said she hopes her daughter to attend a university in Vietnam first, and then pursue further studies in China and to be successful in her career like Dung's sister.

>"Dung's sister today successfully defended her thesis for her master's degree. She is teaching Chinese at the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam," the mother said proudly.

>Like Dung and her sister, many young people in Vietnam love studying in China.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:53:37 No.834816421 Report

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>>834813229
>Vietnamese office girl vs. Chinese businessman
That girl is HAF. I would make her think that I was going to marry her if she did whatever I wanted. I would have it in her asshole.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:53:46 No.834816430 Report

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>>834816404
http://en.people.cn/n/2014/1122/c203691-8812619.html

>HANOI, Nov. 22 - Many Vietnamese, particularly the young, are now studying the Chinese language while many Chinese are also learning the Vietnamese language, a development that could foster closer relations between the two neighboring countries.

>In his introduction during the celebration of the 55th anniversary of Chinese Language Department at Hanoi University on Thursday, Nguyen Thi Thuy Hanh, a Chinese language teacher, said that there are now more than 700 full-time students and 400 part- time students of the Chinese language department in the university.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:56:13 No.834816544 Report

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>>834816430
https://sites.nd.edu/sla2017/china/nguyen-t/

>Thien Thu “Julie” Nguyen

>Language: Chinese
>Location of Study: Beijing, China
>Program of Study: Beijing Language Summer Program

>Hi! My name is Julie Nguyen and I am a freshman pursuing a major in Business and a minor in Chinese. I am from Dallas, Texas and I call Pasquerilla West my home away from home. Among many things I enjoy doing outside of the classroom are reading, playing golf at Warren whenever the weather permits, exploring local restaurants, and attending lectures regarding current issues, politics, and physics on campus.

https://www.studyintaiwan.org/mts/nst/12?

https://archive.is/4F7WJ

https://www.taiwan-panorama.com/en/Articles/Details?Guid=4e526c1c-38e4-4fb2-bd6a-b1f046f15708&CatId=10

>Nguyen Thi My Huong graduated from Hue University’s College of Education in 2002 and came to Taiwan in 2005 to pursue a master’s degree in Chinese Literature at National Sun Yat-Sen University. After completing that degree in 2008, she continued on to doctoral level, finally receiving her PhD in 2016 after eight years of hard graft. Over her 11 years of study in Taiwan, besides earning her two postgraduate degrees she published 11 conference papers and four journal articles, and in the meantime also acquired a Taiwanese husband and a lovely daughter.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:56:45 No.834816565 Report

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>>834816544
https://www.studyintaiwan.org/mts/video_nst/46

>My name is Nguyen Thi Hong Ngoc. I come from Vietnam. I am a junior in the Department of Western Languages and Literature at National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Studying abroad is quite an interesting experience and definitely it has been a positive one. Taiwan is an amazing island which is full of beautiful places and even more lovely Taiwanese people who are willing to help you anytime. I agree that, every foreign student constantly has to deal with culture shock or language barriers, but do not worry because you are in Taiwan.

https://www.pinterest.com/nguynthtintin/
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/863143084816918193/
https://nl.pinterest.com/pin/834080793471212647/

https://www.amazon.in/Localising-Chinese-Educating-Teachers-Service-Learning/dp/1137542810/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&qid=1597355848&refinements=p_27%3AThi+Nguyen&s=books&sr=1-8

>by Michael Singh (Author), Thị Hồng Nhung Nguyễn (Author)

https://www.amazon.in/Words-Language-Grammar-Thi-Nguyen-Reference/s?rh=n%3A15412178031%2Cp_27%3AThi+Nguyen

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:57:55 No.834816617 Report

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>>834816565
https://twitter.com/RoodGridance/status/1230458126006091783

>Many Chinese in Guangxi have Vietnamese wives; so, they're probably going to their Vietnamese families for safety.

https://twitter.com/LOCTRAN781/status/957771836334501889

>Vietnamese wife starts online business in S China https://youtu.be/Jx8wzgYxE9I via @YouTube

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 02:58:53 No.834816667 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:00:35 No.834816746 Report

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>>834815418
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>>834815471
>>834815500
>>834815528
Videos of Chinese males having sexual intercourse with Vietnamese females.

https://www.xvideos.com/video55654887/20200505_
https://www.xvideos.com/video55655137/20200505_
https://www.xvideos.com/video51803225/_

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:03:17 No.834816885 Report

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>>834814692
>>834815563
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>>834815796
>>834815885
>>834815923
https://books.google.com/books/about/L%C3%A0m_d%C3%A2u_n%C6%A1i_%C4%91%E1%BA%A5t_kh%C3%A1ch.html?id=zR3foQEACAAJ&redir_esc=y

Làm dâu nơi đất khách: trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung quốc ở Vạn Vĩ : Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc
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The social life of Vietnamese women married in Chinese people in Van Vi village, China.

Title Làm dâu nơi đất khách: trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung quốc ở Vạn Vĩ : Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc
Author Thị Phương Châm Nguyễn
Publisher Nhà xuá̂t bản lao động, 2012
ISBN 6047001912, 9786047001910
Length 399 pages

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:03:42 No.834816903 Report

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>>834812926
sex tourism feels wrong why not have sex with forgine girls in your won country they can speak the language same as yours?

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:04:41 No.834816958 Report

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>>834814692
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>>834816885
https://thuvientinh.vinhlong.gov.vn/web/guest/noi-dung-mobile/-/journal_content/56_INSTANCE_XIV0s7btB2H1/135306/203031
http://archive.is/Edlha

https://thuvientinh.vinhlong.gov.vn/tin-tuc/-/journal_content/56_INSTANCE_6v3jMnhw1mBA/135306/203031
http://archive.is/apmO2
http://archive.is/irVQe
http://archive.is/apmO2

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Chủ nhật, ngày 23/08/2020

LÀM DÂU NƠI ĐẤT KHÁCH

Làm dâu nơi đất khách / Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm. - Hà Nội : Lao động , 2012. - 399 tr. ; 21 cm
Đây là một công trình nghiên cứu về đời sống của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc và hiện sống tại một làng biển nhỏ có tên là Vạn Vĩ nằm cách biên giới Việt – Trung 25km. Đó là những người phụ nữ ít học, vì cuộc sống hay vì một lý do nào đó mà họ phải lấy chồng xa xứ và phải mưu sinh nơi đất khách quê người với hy vọng cuộc đổi đời. Số phận của họ có thay đổi được không, khi mà viễn cảnh trước mắt còn quá chông chênh, không lối thoát. Bởi lẽ, họ là những người bình thường, không có địa vị và tiếng nói trong xã hội. Chính điều này đã làm cho họ càng bị cô lập hơn với thế giới bên ngoài. Để biết nguyên nhân vì đâu, Thư viện Vĩnh Long trân trọng giới thiệu đến bạn đọc quyển "Làm dâu nơi đất khách" (Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ – Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc).

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:06:26 No.834817026 Report

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>>834816958
Sách chia gồm các chương như sau:
Chương 1: Con đường đến Vạn Vĩ
Đa số những người phụ nữ đến sinh sống và lấy chồng ở đây đều là những người xuất thân từ gia đình khốn khó. Dù là hôn nhân tự nguyện hay do mua bán thì những người đàn ông họ lấy làm chồng cũng đều là người có hoàn cảnh tương tự. Do những khó khăn như sự mất cân bằng về giới tính, sự thiếu thốn về vật chất và do không phải là người gốc ở Vạn Vĩ nên những người đàn ông này không thể cưới vợ bản xứ được. Những người phụ nữ Việt Nam chấp nhận đến với họ mà không có một "lễ ra mắt" nào như là chấp nhận chính số phận của mình vậy. Đó là cuộc hôn nhân bất hợp pháp.
Chương 2: Công việc và cuộc sống gia đình
Công việc chính của những người phụ nữ là nội trợ. Đến khi đã thích nghi thì họ tìm công việc để mưu sinh. Cuộc sống gia đình không tránh khỏi những va chạm, nhưng họ luôn chấp nhận hoàn cảnh để thích nghi và bằng lòng với cuộc sống đó.
Chương 3: Cuộc sống vợ chồng
Do sự bất đồng về ngôn ngữ nên cuộc sống vợ chồng ban đầu gặp nhiều khó khăn. Sau thời gian đã quen dần, tình cảm vợ chồng trở nên gắn bó hơn, đặc biệt là khi có sự ra đời của những đứa con. Chính điều này là động lực khiến họ quyết định sống lâu dài ở đây.
Chương 4: Làm mẹ và chăm sóc con cái.
Lấy chồng rồi sinh con và chăm sóc con cái là thiên chức của người phụ nữ. Với thiên chức cao cả này đã giúp họ xóa tan bao mệt nhọc và sự bất đồng về ngôn ngữ.

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we use to work for some high grade people not just billionares but trillionares this was back in the days all the way back in the 40's and 50's we use to literally buy film stars for our lord to have sex with if they said no we would hire them for a modeling shooting then fly them out and just give them money until they said yes if they said no we would bribe them with something they wanted the girls never said no. We also took pictures it was a great time.

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Chương 5: Giao tiếp xã hội
Đa số người bản xứ tỏ vẻ không thân thiện với những người phụ nữ Việt Nam đến định cư ở đây. Chính vì vậy mà những người phụ nữ này luôn đoàn kết và giúp đỡ lẫn nhau như người nhà vậy.
Chương 6: Trở về quê hương
Những người xa xứ thì luôn khắc khoải mong có ngày được đoàn tụ cùng gia đình và họ tộc. Nhưng đường về của những phụ nữ này còn lắm truân chuyên bởi trên vai họ luôn là gánh nặng bởi cơm áo gạo tiền.

Chương 7: Nỗi niềm trăn trở và dự định tương lai
Chính vì vậy mà họ luôn có những nỗi niềm băn khoăn, trăn trở khi nghĩ về tương lai. Nhất là tương lai cho con cái, sau đó là nghĩ tới việc báo hiếu cho bố mẹ ở quê nhà, chứ họ chưa bao giờ dám nghĩ đến bản thân (về sức khỏe cũng như việc chăm sóc sắc đẹp). Đó là một nét đẹp tâm hồn của người phụ nữ Việt Nam, rất đáng ngợi ca và tôn vinh !
Kết luận
Cuộc sống của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam đến Vạn Vĩ lấy chồng và định cư, tuy mỗi người mỗi hoàn cảnh, nhưng đa số đều có điểm chung là cơ cực và túng quẩn. Mặc dù họ may mắn được người chồng hết lòng thương yêu, lo lắng nhưng cái nghèo cứ đeo bám nên tương lai của họ luôn mờ mịt, tối tăm. Hãy cùng đọc và cùng cảm thông, chia sẻ với những số phận kém may mắn trong cuộc mưu sinh qua ấn phẩm "Làm dâu nơi đất khách. !"
Mời các bạn tìm đọc!

Ký hiệu: 305.4/ L104D
Thùy Nhung

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old fag here
we use to work for some high grade people not just billionares but trillionares this was back in the days all the way back in the 40's and 50's we use to literally buy film stars for our lord to have sex with if they said no we would hire them for a modeling shooting then fly them out and just give them money until they said yes if they said no we would bribe them with something they wanted the girls never said no. We also took pictures it was a great time.

Picture some what related we spent a lot of money on her lol

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:09:43 No.834817223 Report

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Being a bride in a guest land / Nguyen Thi Phuong Cham. - Hanoi: Labor, 2012. - 399 million. ; 21 cm
This is a research work on the lives of Vietnamese women married to China and now living in a small coastal village called Van Vi, located 25km from the Vietnam-China border. These are women who are less educated, for a good life or for some reason that they have to marry an expatriate husband and have to make a living in a foreign country in the hope of changing their lives. Can their fate change, when the immediate prospects are too uncertain and no way out. Because, they are ordinary people, without status and voice in society. This has made them even more isolated from the outside world. To know why, Vinh Long Library would like to introduce to you the book "Making a Bride in a Guest Land" (Cultural experience of Vietnamese women marrying Chinese husbands in Van Vi - Dong Hung, Quang West, China).
The book is divided into chapters as follows:

Chapter 1: The road to the Great Wall
Most of the women who come to live and get married here are from poor families. Whether it is voluntary marriage or trafficking, the men they marry are also in the same situation. Due to difficulties such as gender imbalance, material deprivation and being not originally from Van Vi, these men cannot marry local wives. Vietnamese women accept to come to them without a "launch" as if accepting their own fate. It is an illegal marriage.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:11:20 No.834817306 Report

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Chapter 2: Work and family life
The main job of the women is housewife. When they adapt, they find work to make a living. Family life is not free from conflicts, but they always accept the circumstances to adapt and be content with that life.
Chapter 3: Married life
Due to language differences, married life was difficult at first. After a period of getting used to it, the relationship between husband and wife becomes more and more close, especially when the birth of children. This is the driving force that made them decide to live here for a long time.
Chapter 4: Motherhood and taking care of children.
Getting married and giving birth and taking care of children is a woman's favor. With this noble ministry, they have helped to eliminate so much fatigue and language disagreement.
Chapter 5: Social communication
Most of the indigenous people seem unfriendly to the Vietnamese women who have settled here. That is why these women are always united and help each other like family.
Chapter 6: Returning to the homeland
Expatriates are always anxious to be reunited with their families and clans. But the way back to these women is still very hard because on their shoulders, they are always burdened by money.
Chapter 7: Concerns and future plans
That is why they always have anxieties and concerns when thinking about the future. Especially the future for their children, then thinking of filial piety for their parents at home, but they have never dared to think of themselves (about health as well as beauty care). It is a spiritual beauty of Vietnamese women, very commendable and honorable!

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:13:10 No.834817374 Report

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Conclude
The lives of Vietnamese women who come to Van Vi to get married and settle down, although each of them has different circumstances, most of them have in common: destiny and poverty. Although they are fortunate to be loved and worried by their husbands with all their heart, poverty keeps clinging to them, so their future is always dark and dark. Let's read together and sympathize and share with the less fortunate fate in a life through the publication "Being a bride in a foreign land.!"
Please find and read!

Symbol: 305.4 / L104D
Thuy Nhung

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Làm dâu nơi đất khách : Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ : (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) / Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm

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Alphabet du titre :

latin
Auteur(s) :

Nguyễn, Thị Phương Châm. Auteur
Hội văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam. Éditeur scientifique
Date(s) :

2012
Langue(s) :

vietnamien
Pays :

Viet Nam
Editeur(s) :

Hà Nội : Nhà xuất bản Lao Động, 2012
Description :

1 vol. (399 p.) : carte ; 22 cm
ISBN :

978-6-0470-0191-0

Annexes :

Bibliogr. p. 385-394. Notes bibliogr.

Sujets :

Vietnamiennes -- Mariage -- Chine

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DDC 390-394
Tác giả CN Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm
Nhan đề Làm dâu nơi đất khách : trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) / Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm
Thông tin xuất bản H. : Lao động, 2012
Mô tả vật lý 399tr ; 20.5cm
Phụ chú ĐTTS ghi: Hội Văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam

Tóm tắt Nghiên cứu chuyện kể của những người bình thường, ít có địa vị và tiếng nói trong xã hội, nghiên cứu về đời sống của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ: hoàn cảnh xã hội, chuyện tình cảm, hôn nhân không nghi lễ, công việc và cuộc sống gia đình,...
Từ khóa tự do Phong tục
Từ khóa tự do Nghi lễ
Từ khóa tự do Trung Quốc
Từ khóa tự do Việt Nam
Từ khóa tự do Hôn lễ
Từ khóa tự do Quảng Tây
Từ khóa tự do Phụ nữ
Tác giả(bs) CN Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm
Địa chỉ HVBCTTPhòng đọc mở(1): 10107017
Làm dâu nơi đất khách : trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) / Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm
H. : Lao động, 2012
399tr ; 20.5cm

Nghiên cứu chuyện kể của những người bình thường, ít có địa vị và tiếng nói trong xã hội, nghiên cứu về đời sống của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ: hoàn cảnh xã hội, chuyện tình cảm, hôn nhân không nghi lễ, công việc và cuộc sống gia đình,...
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:16:09 No.834817505 Report

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LÀM DÂU NƠI ĐẤT KHÁCH : TRẢI NGHIỆM VĂN HÓA CỦA NHỮNG NGƯỜI PHỤ NỮ VIỆT NAM LẤY CHỒNG TRUNG QUỐC Ở VẠN VĨ (ĐÔNG HƯNG,QUẢNG TÂY,TRUNG QUỐC) / NGUYỄN THỊ PHƯƠNG CHÂM
By: NGUYỄN, THỊ PHƯƠNG CHÂM.
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Làm dâu nơi đất khách - Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở vạn vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc)

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Phân loại: 362.82
Tác giả: Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm
Thông tin xb: H.: Lao động, 2012
Mô tả vật lý: 399tr., 21cm
Tóm tắt: Con đường đến Vạn Vĩ. Công việc và cuộc sống gia đình. Cuộc sống vợ chồng. Làm mẹ và chăm sóc con cái. Giao tiếp xã hội. Trở về quê hương. Nội niềm trăn trở và dự định tương lại
Từ khóa: Phụ nữ; Phúc lợi xã hội; Cuộc sống gia đình

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:17:44 No.834817586 Report

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so you trust the vietnamese sources because?
i think the truth is most likely somewhere in between

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:17:48 No.834817590 Report

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Hà Nội : Lao động, 2012
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399 tr. ;20cm
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:19:09 No.834817654 Report

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Văn hóa--Hôn nhân gia đình--Làm dâu
Tóm tắt :
Là những câu chuyện kề về đời sống của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc hiện sống tại một làng biển nhỏ có tên là Vạn Vĩ nằm cách biên giới Việt - Trung 25km

https://www.library.osaka-u.ac.jp/gaikoku/senkou/vie/

Làm dâu nơi đất khách : trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung quốc ở Vạn Vĩ : Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc / Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm 外国図3階開架 367.4||149

https://opac.library.osaka-u.ac.jp/opac/opac_link/bibid/2004418805/
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Làm dâu nơi đất khách : trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung quốc ở Vạn Vĩ : Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc / Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm
出版者 Hà Nội : Nhà xuất bản lao động
出版年 [2012]
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At head of title: Hội văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam
"In xong và nộp lưu chiểu quý II năm 2012"--Colophon
Summary: The social life of Vietnamese women married in Chinese people in Van Vi village, China
Bibliography: p. 385-395
著者標目 *Nguyễn, Thị Phương Châm author
Hội văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam
件　名 LCSH:Intermarriage -- Vietnam

LCSH:Intermarriage -- China
巻冊次 ISBN:9786047001910

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:19:50 No.834817697 Report

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https://vanhien.vn/news/nghien-cuu-ve-vai-tro-cua-phu-nu-trong-gia-dinh-tai-viet-nam-46114

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Nghiên cứu về vai trò của phụ nữ trong gia đình tại Việt Nam
Bùi Thị Như Ngọc | Thứ Ba, 26/07/2016 08:11 GMT +7

Những năm gần đây, trước thực trạng một bộ phận không nhỏ phụ nữ Việt Nam kết hôn với người nước ngoài, một số nghiên cứu đã thể hiện, làm rõ vai trò của họ trong gia đình qua quá trình hòa nhập xã hội, sinh sống với gia đình chồng ở ngoại quốc. Thông qua nghiên cứu trường hợp những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng người Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Trung Quốc), tác giả Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm khẳng định dù có nhiều khó khăn về khác biệt văn hóa, lối sống…, nhưng phụ nữ đã năng động, chủ động và thông minh trong quá trình thích nghi với cuộc sống mới để có cuộc sống yên ổn nơi đất mới (13). Nghiên cứu của Phạm Văn Bích và Iwai Misaki cho thấy nỗ lực vươn lên của một bộ phận cô dâu Việt lấy chồng Đài Loan để đảm đương vai trò làm vợ, làm mẹ cũng như trong các hoạt động đối nhân xử thế nhằm tồn tại, hòa nhập được với văn hóa nước sở tại, mặc dù lấy chồng Đài Loan “cũng giống như chơi xổ số” (14).

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:20:21 No.834817722 Report

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>>834817697
Tradition & development:

Research on the role of women in the family in Vietnam
Bui Thi Nhu Ngoc | Tuesday, July 26, 2016 08:11 GMT +7

In recent years, with a large part of Vietnamese women getting married to foreigners, a number of studies have shown and clarified their role in the family through the process of social integration and birth. live with her husband's family abroad. Through the case study of Vietnamese women marrying Chinese men in Van Vi (China), author Nguyen Thi Phuong Cham affirms that despite many difficulties in cultural and lifestyle differences ... women have been active, proactive and intelligent in the process of adapting to a new life to have a peaceful life in a new land (13). Research by Pham Van Bich and Iwai Misaki shows the rise of a part of Vietnamese brides who marry Taiwanese husbands to assume the role of wives, mothers as well as in human treatment activities to survive. integrating into the culture of the host country, although marrying a Taiwanese husband "is like playing the lottery" (14).

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:20:23 No.834817724 Report

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>>834812926
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:22:46 No.834817849 Report

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Thông tin xb: H.: Lao dộng, 2012
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:24:02 No.834817934 Report

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>>834817859
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Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) Làm dâu nơi đất khách
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20cm .- 399tr.
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:24:50 No.834817968 Report

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>>834817934
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Trong phần tổng quan này, chúng tôi chỉ tập trung điểm lại các nghiên cứu có liên quan đến phạm vi nghiên cứu của đề tài, đó là hôn nhân xuyên biên giới của người Hmông ở các vùng của Việt Nam và đặc biệt là của người Hmông ở vùng biên giới Việt Nam- Lào. Một trong những công trình nghiên cứu khá tập trung về hôn nhân xuyên biên giới tại khu vực biên giới Việt – Trung là công trình “Làm dâu nơi đất khách”. Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ- Đông Hưng- Quảng Tây- Trung Quốc của tác giả Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm. Hội văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam do nhà xuất bản Lao động năm 2012 qua câu chuyện cuộc sống tác giả đã nói về thân phận người phụ nữ Việt Nam sang lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ. Họ vượt qua các rào cản về ngôn ngữ, văn hóa và hòa nhập vào cuộc sống ở nơi mới, họ kết hôn phần lớn theo con đường môi giới hôn nhân.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:28:21 No.834818157 Report

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weird vietnamese cucks talking vietnamese women fucking chinese men i think

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:28:35 No.834818170 Report

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>>834817968
http://bao-khoa-hoc.blogspot
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https://archive.is/G59UU

Thứ Hai, 6 tháng 3, 2017
các công trình nghiên cứu về văn hoá việt nam

375. “Làm dâu nơi đất khách: Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm”
376. “Cuộc sống và biến động của hôn nhân, gia đình Việt Nam hiện nay Lê Thi”
377. “Làm dâu nơi đất khách: Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm”

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615. “Làm dâu nơi đất khách Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc) Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm”

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:30:04 No.834818250 Report

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>>834818153
would fuck but they gotta wear a balaclava or something

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The social life of Vietnamese women married in Chinese people in Van Vi village, China.

Title Làm dâu nơi đất khách: trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung quốc ở Vạn Vĩ : Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc
Author Thị Phương Châm Nguyễn
Publisher Nhà xuá̂t bản lao động, 2012
ISBN 6047001912, 9786047001910
Length 399 pages

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:31:26 No.834818321 Report

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Làm dâu nơi đất khách: Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ( Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây,Trung Quốc)
Tác giả: Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm

Being a bride in a foreign land: Experience the culture of Vietnamese women marrying Chinese husbands in Van Vi (Dongxing, Guangxi, China)
Author: Nguyen Thi Phuong Cham

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Thông tin xuất bản H. : Lao động, 2012

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Mô tả vật lý 399tr ; 20.5cm
Phụ chú ĐTTS ghi: Hội Văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam
Tóm tắt Nghiên cứu chuyện kể của những người bình thường, ít có địa vị và tiếng nói trong xã hội, nghiên cứu về đời sống của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ: hoàn cảnh xã hội, chuyện tình cảm, hôn nhân không nghi lễ, công việc và cuộc sống gia đình,...
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:34:00 No.834818458 Report

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I just whip out my hog and let it do the speaking.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:42:55 No.834818889 Report

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>>834818820
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Làm dâu nơi đất khách: Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ( Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây,Trung Quốc)
Môn loại: Kho tự chọn, Văn hóa dân gian
Từ khóa: Dân gian, Lấy chồng, Phụ nữ, Trung Quốc, Văn hóa, Việt Nam
Mã:176-12.392STL
Ngôn ngữ ...-0210-Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm-NXB.Thời Đại-VHóa DG-697-STL13869-27.03.2014
Ngôn ngữ và thể thơ trong ca dao người Việt ở Nam Bộ
Môn loại: Kho tự chọn, Văn hóa dân gian
Từ khóa: Ca dao, Nam Bộ, Ngôn ngữ, Người Việt, thể thơ, Văn hóa Dân gian
Mã:697-13.869STL

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LÀM DÂU NƠI ĐẤT KHÁCH : TRẢI NGHIỆM VĂN HÓA CỦA NHỮNG NGƯỜI PHỤ NỮ VIỆT NAM LẤY CHỒNG TRUNG QUỐC Ở VẠN VĨ (ĐÔNG HƯNG,QUẢNG TÂY,TRUNG QUỐC) / NGUYỄN THỊ PHƯƠNG CHÂM
by NGUYỄN, THỊ PHƯƠNG CHÂM.
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:46:41 No.834819056 Report

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>>834819026
https://www.slideshare.net/trongthuy3/luan-van-hon-nhan-xuyen-bien-gioi-cua-toc-nguoi-hmong-hay

13. 6 của tác giả Xomthon Yerlobliayao (2007) cho thấy tính tích cực nổi bật hơn bởi hôn nhân phần nhiều xuất phát từ tình yêu lứa đôi. Trong số các cặp hôn nhân Việt Nam – Lào, số lượng phụ nữ Việt kết hôn với nam giới Lào chiếm đa số. Họ gặp gỡ, làm quen và yêu nhau trong thời gian nam giới Lào làm việc và học tập tại Việt Nam [54]. Có thể thấy, vấn đề hôn nhân xuyên biên giới được nhiều nhà nghiên cứu quan tâm, đặc biệt là các nghiên cứu trong khu vực. Tuy nhiên, phần lớn các cuộc nghiên cứu tập trung chủ yếu ở khu vực biên giới Việt Nam – Trung Quốc. Rất ít các nghiên cứu về hôn nhân xuyên biên giới của người Hmông ở khu vực biên giới Việt Nam – Lào. 2.2.Tình hình nghiên cứu trong nước Cho đến nay, đã có khá nhiều công trình nghiên cứu của các học giả trong nước liên quan đến hôn nhân xuyên biên giới ở nhiều góc độ khác nhau. Trong phần tổng quan này, chúng tôi chỉ tập trung điểm lại các nghiên cứu có liên quan đến phạm vi nghiên cứu của đề tài, đó là hôn nhân xuyên biên giới của người Hmông ở các vùng của Việt Nam và đặc biệt là của người Hmông ở vùng biên giới Việt Nam- Lào. Một trong những công trình nghiên cứu khá tập trung về hôn nhân xuyên biên giới tại khu vực biên giới Việt – Trung là công trình “Làm dâu nơi đất khách”.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:47:53 No.834819107 Report

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Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ- Đông Hưng- Quảng Tây- Trung Quốc của tác giả Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm. Hội văn nghệ dân gian Việt Nam do nhà xuất bản Lao động năm 2012 qua câu chuyện cuộc sống tác giả đã nói về thân phận người phụ nữ Việt Nam sang lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ. Họ vượt qua các rào cản về ngôn ngữ, văn hóa và hòa nhập vào cuộc sống ở nơi mới, họ kết hôn phần lớn theo con đường môi giới hôn nhân. Đây là một hướng nghiên cứu mới dựa trên các câu chuyện cuộc đời của con người bình thường để làm sáng tỏ

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:48:27 No.834819134 Report

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>>834819107
http://vhnt.org.vn/tin-tuc/tu-lieu-trong-nuoc/29868/nghien-cuu-vai-tro-cua-phu-nu-trong-gia-dinh-o-viet-nam

Thông tin VHNTTư liệu trong nước

Thứ Năm, 21/07/2016 | 09:36 GMT+7
NGHIÊN CỨU VAI TRÒ CỦA PHỤ NỮ TRONG GIA ĐÌNH Ở VIỆT NAM

Những năm gần đây, trước thực trạng một bộ phận không nhỏ phụ nữ Việt Nam kết hôn với người nước ngoài, một số nghiên cứu đã thể hiện, làm rõ vai trò của họ trong gia đình qua quá trình hòa nhập xã hội, sinh sống với gia đình chồng ở ngoại quốc. Thông qua nghiên cứu trường hợp những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng người Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Trung Quốc), tác giả Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm khẳng định dù có nhiều khó khăn về khác biệt văn hóa, lối sống…, nhưng phụ nữ đã năng động, chủ động và thông minh trong quá trình thích nghi với cuộc sống mới để có cuộc sống yên ổn nơi đất mới (13). Nghiên cứu của Phạm Văn Bích và Iwai Misaki cho thấy nỗ lực vươn lên của một bộ phận cô dâu Việt lấy chồng Đài Loan để đảm đương vai trò làm vợ, làm mẹ cũng như trong các hoạt động đối nhân xử thế nhằm tồn tại, hòa nhập được với văn hóa nước sở tại, mặc dù lấy chồng Đài Loan “cũng giống như chơi xổ số” (14).

13. Nguyễn Thị Phương Châm, Làm dâu nơi đất khách - Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ (Đông Hưng, Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc), Nxb Lao động, Hà Nội, 2012, tr.376.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:49:18 No.834819182 Report

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I'm confused but this seems like an important thread hope someone can save it lol

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:49:47 No.834819206 Report

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Information VHNTT materials in the country

Thursday, July 21, 2016 | 09:36 GMT + 7
RESEARCH ON THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE FAMILY IN VIETNAM

In recent years, with a large part of Vietnamese women getting married to foreigners, a number of studies have shown and clarified their role in the family through the process of social integration and birth. live with her husband's family abroad. Through the case study of Vietnamese women marrying Chinese men in Van Vi (China), author Nguyen Thi Phuong Cham affirms that despite many difficulties in cultural and lifestyle differences ... women have been active, proactive and intelligent in the process of adapting to a new life to have a peaceful life in a new land (13). Research by Pham Van Bich and Iwai Misaki shows the rise of a part of Vietnamese brides who marry Taiwanese husbands to assume the role of wives, mothers as well as in human treatment activities to survive. integrating into the culture of the host country, although marrying a Taiwanese husband "is like playing the lottery" (14).

13. Nguyen Thi Phuong Cham, Being a bride in a foreign land - Cultural experience of Vietnamese women marrying Chinese husbands in Van Vi (Dong Hung, Quang Tay, China), Labor Publishing House, Hanoi, 2012 , p.376.

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>Trải nghiệm văn hóa của những người phụ nữ Việt Nam lấy chồng Trung Quốc ở Vạn Vĩ- Đông Hưng- Quảng Tây- Trung Quốc của tác giả Nguyễn Thị Phương ...

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:52:44 No.834819354 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:56:03 No.834819511 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 03:56:59 No.834819559 Report

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In all my time here I haven't seen something quite like this

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:02:53 No.834819848 Report

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>>834819354
https://twitter.com/katsukatsudamn/status/357290761265496065

So peeved. Omg. I'm in Cali for Tao, not for a blind date with some "good viet boy" Tao's a good Chinese boy. Close enough granny, butt out.

https://twitter.com/CGeezyy/status/818477891860185091

Idk what it is but so many viet girls are dating Chinese guys. Including me

Viet girls are a hot commodity

https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/374533169514819584

"Luhan: chinese men are only for chinese women" this isnt real right bc kms luhan i viet close enough????

https://twitter.com/mandeletta/status/402234416614739969

Chinese nerd and Vietnamese slut

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1239408719181385729

we have the same tastes I can't LOL she real life picked the china line and she has the audacity to tell me that dating chinese boys are a phase!!! hello mom!!! im not gonna date a viet catholic to please u and u obviously like these chinese boys too LOL

https://twitter.com/fixedonmilk/status/1217696428585299969

I wanna be Jackie Chan but I'm Viet, not Chinese, but close enough

https://twitter.com/fellcleavage/status/893601866864484353

lrt is so real? esp coming from a viet-american, where we're usually ~close enough to being chinese that no one talks abt it
https://twitter.com/AsiaPacificMemo/status/172478301582000128

In 2001 there were 28 marriages between Chinese Malaysian men and Vietnamese wives. In 2005, there were 1,185. Why the increase? (Memo 133)

https://twitter.com/jasminelep/status/1226129483578523648

because its a Singapore Chinese husband and a Vietnamese wife
hence Chinese-Vietnamese (husband-wife) couple

There have been kind people regardless of race, and kiasu people regardless of race

We’re fighting a life-threatening virus, not creating hypocritical racial tensions

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:11:47 No.834820254 Report

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the dudes?

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:12:28 No.834820287 Report

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https://singaporemotherhood.com/forum/threads/what-can-i-do-to-stop-vietnam-mistress-entering-singapore.3186/

What Can I Do To Stop Vietnam Mistress Entering Singapore?

Any advice at all?? My hubby's Vietnamese mistress wants to come to Singapore to deliver baby when I'm still legally married to my hubby. I really can't stand by and watch it happen.
I know her delivery sometime next Feb.
If I don't divorce she can't legally deliver here right? Tried to contact ICA but very difficult to get through..
Anyone knows anything???
My hubby keeps telling me he's running out of time, needs to bring her here cos of his mistake done and wants to take up responsibility but I couldn't take it. I cannot let it happen

https://yuki.la/pol/71608178#p71613514

I dated a Vietnamese girl from Hanoi studying in Singapore.

They're a bunch of fucking elitists and racists believe it or not. They consider anyone who doesn't speak their accent or with fair skin to be lower class villagers even though they're all communists. They especially hate South Vietnamese because they're all whores, druggies and raped by America while Hanoi stays pure.

https://yuki.la/pol/71608178#p71614546

Well I spent a good time in Hanoi for most of my stay in Vietnam at least 10 visits.

I can say that they hate Nha Que or villagers in their city and act all high and mighty arrogant like how'd you expect California's rich visiting somewhere like South Dakota or something.

Hanoi people are conservative and reserved; they never trust anyone that isn't their family.
They all revere Singaporeans and Singapore for some reason.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:14:16 No.834820390 Report

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What even is this thread, I don't understand shit

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:15:23 No.834820433 Report

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>>834820349
https://www.quora.com/What-do-Vietnamese-girls-think-of-Malaysian-Chinese-men/answer/Lan-Phuong-9

Usually women who actively seek out foreigners are people with less money who want a better life. There are also middle class women who want to marry foreigners because of the idea that they are less demanding and treat women better than Vietnamese men, who have the tendency to be sexist, alcoholic and abusive. Also to escape being a daughter in law in Vietnamese culture , because Vietnamese families traditionally like to bully daughter in laws.

In terms of Chinese men, the Taiwanese have had a large presence in Vietnam for many years now because of the Taiwanese investment in Vietnam. However they have quite a bad reputation for being abusive and violent. There are many women who have been beaten to death by their Taiwanese husband, as well as children abandoned by Taiwanese father. Taiwanese businessmen also have the reputation for being assholes who pollute the country and play around with women.

Vietnamese prefer Singaporeans. Lately Singaporeans are more and more popular amongst Vietnamese, especially women. To women, Singaporeans are considered better than Taiwanese and other types of Asian foreigners. Singaporeans are the most well liked type of Chinese. Mostly because we hear less stories about broken marriage between Vietnamese and Singaporeans. Also Singaporeans are considered open minded, less sexist, like to spoil their girlfriend. So if Chinese Malaysians are like Singaporeans then yes you have a lot of female fans in Vietnam. On the other hand if Chinese Malaysians are more like Taiwanese, then a lot of women will be a bit of afraid. Except for women who like bad boys and adventure.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:20:06 No.834820662 Report

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Mr Second

You can do like the Sino-Viet couple as I know, my friend's sister. She has been studied in Peking and married to young chinese boy. Both moved to US for further study and has plan to stay there.

My friend said : two US citizen don't have family conflict because the Islands dispute.

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/history-of-vietnam-or-what-do-you-want-to-know-about-vietnam.272273/page-87#post-5130606

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ChineseTiger1986 said:
Are you truy a "桑海宁"?

How come you have married a Vietnamese girl?
Yes, I'm from Shanghai and I met my wife when I studied in Norway.

胡班交侬上海闲话,特些筒伤班起则。88

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/history-of-vietnam-or-what-do-you-want-to-know-about-vietnam.272273/page-87#post-5122712

How to find a Wife in Vietnam!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=virZVQRcEEE

Vietnamese Mail Order Bride 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqyFf1BFFvg

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:41:50 No.834821677 Report

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https://www.quora.com/Is-it-hard-being-Chinese-Vietnamese-in-modern-day-Vietnam-today/answer/Thang-Luu-4

Is it hard being Chinese Vietnamese in modern day Vietnam today?

Thang Luu

August 6, 2017
chose to support Vietnamese Government
I don’t think Chinese Vietnamese in modern day Vietnam have too many differences with normal Vietnamese. I have 1 Chinese Vietnamese friend who was my classmate back in 2004–2009. I don’t know that he is a Chinese Vietnamese, up until he had to go to China for 1 week because the head of his clan died. He went to the same university as I did, he got the same kind of job I did in a big company, he married a Vietnamese girl. As far as I know, he doesn’t worry one bit about his Chinese origin.

But according to some Chinese Vietnamese in southern Vietnam I know, they did have some issues of their own:

They are pressured to learn Chinese language from their parents and grandparents
They are pressured to marry Chinese Vietnamese by their family
There are rumour that Chinese Vietnamese can’t work for the government, which is not true because my friend’s parents are member of Vietnamese Communist Party and were mid level officers of precint level. Maybe they can’t become top level, but I am not sure about that.

https://www.quora.com/Do-Chinese-Vietnamese-still-keep-their-culture-and-language

Do Chinese Vietnamese still keep their culture and language?

Quang Nguyen

November 21, 2016
I live here
It depends.

Rich Chineses, the ones who live in District 5, 10 and 11 keen on keeping their culture and language intact. Most of them write and speak Cantonese. They even not allow their daughter to marry Vietnameses. For those rich Chineses, everyone who not speak Cantonese are outsiders.

The rest are integrated into Vietnam culture and society. There are a lot of my friends that can’t even remember how to speak Cantonese or their hometown in China. Their Chinese origin will disappear in next one or two more generation.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 04:55:28 No.834822363 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:09:00 No.834822994 Report

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>>834828715
https://www.quora.com/Im-a-Kinh-Vietnamese-and-I-feel-a-stronger-connection-to-China-than-Vietnam-It-feels-as-if-China-is-our-motherland-and-that-Vietnam-is-a-country-thats-still-trying-to-find-its-identity-Is-this-uncommon/answer/Duy-Tr%E1%BB%8Bnh-Kh%E1%BA%AFc
https://www.quora.com/Im-a-Kinh-Vietnamese-and-I-feel-a-stronger-connection-to-China-than-Vietnam-It-feels-as-if-China-is-our-motherland-and-that-Vietnam-is-a-country-thats-still-trying-to-find-its-identity-Is-this-uncommon/answer/Ha-Anh-%E6%B2%B3%E8%8B%B1-Nguyen-Viet-%E9%98%AE%E9%92%BA
https://www.quora.com/Im-a-Kinh-Vietnamese-and-I-feel-a-stronger-connection-to-China-than-Vietnam-It-feels-as-if-China-is-our-motherland-and-that-Vietnam-is-a-country-thats-still-trying-to-find-its-identity-Is-this-uncommon/answer/Thang-Luu-4
https://www.quora.com/Im-a-Kinh-Vietnamese-and-I-feel-a-stronger-connection-to-China-than-Vietnam-It-feels-as-if-China-is-our-motherland-and-that-Vietnam-is-a-country-thats-still-trying-to-find-its-identity-Is-this-uncommon/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195
https://www.quora.com/Im-a-Kinh-Vietnamese-and-I-feel-a-stronger-connection-to-China-than-Vietnam-It-feels-as-if-China-is-our-motherland-and-that-Vietnam-is-a-country-thats-still-trying-to-find-its-identity-Is-this-uncommon/answer/Le-Hao-4

https://www.quora.com/Were-the-feudal-rulers-of-Vietnam-really-Chinese-immigrants-If-so-are-the-Vietnamese-people-still-proud-of-them/answer/Andrew-Dang-21

https://www.quora.com/Were-the-feudal-rulers-of-Vietnam-really-Chinese-immigrants-If-so-are-the-Vietnamese-people-still-proud-of-them/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:31:03 No.834823968 Report

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>>834821677

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:31:34 No.834823989 Report

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What?

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:36:23 No.834824184 Report

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Communicate?
Penis out. If they don't know what to do at that point, money back.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:46:37 No.834824592 Report

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https://twitter.com/ko0ty/status/16930220843

CAFE HUE. Delish Viet resto in dark alley @ North Point. Chinese husband + Viet wife team. http://twitpic.com/1zj3xn

https://twitter.com/sadacori/status/38713811103911936
@tonychau I thought "Chau" was Chinese.

https://twitter.com/tonychau/status/38714679043952640

@sadacori Chau is chinese, my grandfather was chinese and married viet wife. My family was raised in vietnam & there4 identifies as Viet.

https://twitter.com/JoyOfPESI/status/917161762478280705

My Viet wife was so relieved that he was part Chinese. "They can have him!" she said.

he is half vietnamese and half chinese

https://twitter.com/chinabaiwei/status/1021562865629638656

I know,He can count the Chinese, don't be funny! What about his father's Chinese?

https://twitter.com/_163240879139/status/1011821712759873541

Your father is chinese,fuck you bitch .i think your father was shame of you for what you did in HK shit

https://twitter.com/black183mm/status/1157990054343483392

your mother is a Vietnamese monkey

https://twitter.com/YouAndYourEgo/status/1193011125010321409

https://twitter.com/DoNguyenMai/status/1159553525065506816

We often discuss quantitative demonstrations of socioeconomic disparities between East Asian and other Asian Americans, but we often forget the mental toll. How we die trying to bleach our skin. How we lie and say we’re CN/JP/KR because we’re taught being a SEA refugee is a shame

https://twitter.com/I_Found_Wilson/status/103601532704006144

These vietnamese/chinese children are so adorable! In the future my maternity wife better be viet! http://twitpic.com/677d5j

https://twitter.com/SteveThePlannr/status/649057708176486400

Been watching a lot of weird old Chinese dramas Viet dubbed with the wife. I dont really like them.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:47:40 No.834824627 Report

Quoted By: >>834824654 >>834830803 >>834868984,1 >>834868984,2 >>834868984,3

>>834824592
https://www.quora.com/Do-Vietnamese-girls-like-Chinese-guys/answers/80164575

Who you’re attracted to or date is determined by many factors including your social environment, the media and friends. For example, me as a Vietnamese Australian woman, I do find myself attracted to Chinese men, but those born/raised in Australia and thus share similar values, interests and tastes as I do.

Also as women, we tend to be attracted to men we perceive as socially superior, possess certain leadership quality and are also desired by other females. I went to a selective high school and then a G8 university, both of which had strong ABC (Australian born Chinese) presence. Thus I grew up around them and the guys that I considered attractive were mostly ABC. I did have contacts with other non Chinese Asians and non Asians including Vietnamese too (as is the nature of selective schools) however they were less well off (both socioeconomically and in popularity) than the high achieving, socially active, ABC crowd, thus were less successful in attracting female attention.

https://www.quora.com/Would-a-Vietnamese-girl-date-an-ordinary-Chinese-guy-he-is-not-rich

https://www.quora.com/What-do-Chinese-boys-think-about-Vietnamese-girls/answer/Collin-Spears-1

In Taiwan, Singapore and some areas of HK and Mainland China they think they are great for marrying men who can’t get a wife in their home nation:

Vietnamese brides

They are viewed as more docile and obedient (in a traditional Confucianist way) than modern Chinese women. Also the resulting children will still be in the range of what is “Chinese looking”.

This is a big industry, especially in Singapore and Taiwan. Match-making offices are not hard to find.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:48:30 No.834824654 Report

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>>834824627
https://www.quora.com/What-do-Chinese-boys-think-about-Vietnamese-girls/answer/Lee-Deek

In China, in some cities in the border areas, many men are poor, unable to marry a wife and spend money to buy a wife in Vietnam.

In recent years, this phenomenon is much less. However, Chinese women are very demanding for Chinese men. If Chinese men can't afford money, they can only go to Vietnam or some other Southeast Asian countries to find wives.

The demands of Chinese men are not high, as long as women are beautiful and sexy, no matter which country they are, they will like them.

https://www.quora.com/It-is-interesting-to-see-many-Vietnamese-Quora-users-agree-that-Vietnamese-should-follow-Chinas-economy-economy-development-model-instead-of-Taiwan-South-Korea-and-Japan-What-are-your-thoughts/answer/Pham-Vu-18
https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Vietnamese-love-watching-Three-Kingdoms/answer/Pham-Vu-18
https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Vietnamese-love-watching-Three-Kingdoms/answer/Pham-Vu-18
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-there-so-many-Vietnamese-women-marrying-foreign-husbands-compared-to-other-countries-in-our-region-who-are-just-as-poor
https://www.quora.com/Has-anyone-had-good-experience-dating-and-marrying-a-Vietnamese-wife
https://www.quora.com/Why-is-it-that-Im-a-Vietnamese-girl-but-I-have-never-been-attracted-to-or-find-Vietnamese-guys-attractive

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:49:09 No.834824683 Report

Quoted By: >>834824716 >>834825781 >>834830803

>>834824654
https://www.quora.com/What-do-Vietnamese-girls-think-of-Malaysian-Chinese-men

https://www.quora.com/profile/Huu-Duy-Vu-Hữu-Duy-Vũ

https://www.quora.com/What-do-Vietnamese-people-think-of-Malaysia-and-Singapore/answer/Huu-Duy-Vu-H%E1%BB%AFu-Duy-V%C5%A9

What do Vietnamese people think of Malaysia and Singapore?
About Singapore: A very small, clean, rich and luckily country with good leaders. About Malaysia: Islam, Chinese, Petronas Twin Towers and violent national football team.

https://www.quora.com/unanswered/Why-do-some-Malaysian-Chinese-guys-like-Vietnamese-girls
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-Vietnamese-people-look-like-Thais-and-Cambodians/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-Vietnamese-people-look-like-Thais-and-Cambodians/answer/Lê-Phi-Hùng
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-many-Vietnamese-call-themselves-as-East-Asian

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:50:06 No.834824716 Report

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>>834824683
https://www.quora.com/What-is-it-like-to-be-a-Chinese-Vietnamese-living-in-Vietnam/answer/Tuan-Khang-Tran

What is it like to be a Chinese Vietnamese living in Vietnam?
This question previously had details. They are now in a comment.

Tuan Khang Tran
·
May 22, 2017

Pretty uneventful, judging from my friends’ lives. They live just like other Vietnamese, face the same problems, do the same things. Like Vietnamese, their life is affected by how much money they or their family have.

To give an example of a Hoa in Vietnam. Meet Ông Cao Thắng.

His family owns a famous cement company. He alternates between making music (mostly for fun because he can't sing to save his life) and working in the family business.

He just married a well-known Vietnamese singer - Đông Nhi. They just travelled to Russia for holiday
With dad

What is his life like? I would say quite fun but nothing extraordinary

*****

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:51:32 No.834824759 Report

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>>834815650
>>834815651

Right!? Holy fuck

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:53:16 No.834824838 Report

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>>834824716
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Đông_Nhi
http://webtintuc.com/khoe-giay-dang-ky-ket-hon-fan-moi-biet-ong-cao-thang-la-nguoi-dan-toc-hoa-98631.html
http://giadinh.net.vn/o/biet-thu-nha-ong-cao-thang-do-ruc-va-long-lay-theo-phong-cach-nguoi-hoa-trong-ngay-an-hoi-20191108105237717.htm
https://vnexpress.net/ong-cao-thang-tu-lai-xe-di-don-dau-4009154.html
https://ngoisao.net/gia-dinh/khong-gian-le-thanh-hon-tong-do-cua-ong-cao-thang-4009112.html
https://infonet.vietnamnet.vn/thi-truong/chong-cua-dong-nhi-ong-cao-thang-la-ai-co-gia-the-khung-nhu-the-nao-17411.html
https://cafebiz.vn/he-lo-gia-the-giau-co-cua-ong-cao-thang-chong-ca-si-dong-nhi-thieu-gia-tap-doan-nhua-danh-tieng-o-sai-gon-so-huu-1-doi-bong-1-cong-ty-giai-tri-hang-dau-showbiz-viet-20191108152511484.chnhttps://saobiz.net/ong-cao-thang-que-o-dau.html
https://www.facebook
.com/ngamtraiA/posts/đẹp-trai-nhiều-tiền-gia-thế-khủng-tài-giỏi-chung-tình-ông-cao-thắngkhông-phải-ai/1157386214472128/
https://archive.is/GVxgM
https://kenh14.vn/dong-nhi-va-ong-cao-thang-dung-la-vo-chong-giau-nhat-nhi-vbiz-co-biet-thu-sang-van-tau-them-nha-bac-ty-truoc-ngay-lam-bon-20200723112938294.chn
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lam_Trường
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lam_Trường
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trấn_Thành
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trấn_Thành

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:53:59 No.834824869 Report

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>>834817724

yeah what the hell is going on?!?!

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:54:01 No.834824870 Report

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>>834824838
>>834821677
https://www.quora.com/Were-the-feudal-rulers-of-Vietnam-really-Chinese-immigrants-If-so-are-the-Vietnamese-people-still-proud-of-them?top_ans=90049880

>>834820390
https://www.quora.com/Are-Chinese-people-in-Vietnam-nguoi-hoa-discriminated-against?q=Are%20Chinese%20in%20Vietnam%20ngu

I am Viet Hoa (Chinese in Vietnam)

I had an interesting experience a few years ago when I visited Vietnam, A German Vietkieu ( a friend of my brother) told my brother and I that we were invited by a NV officer’s wife for dinner, I was baffled at the time until I enter the restaurant’s private dining room. Three young pretty girls and a mother well dressed with diamond necklace and earrings. Two college students and one was a bank manager introduce to me one by one and offered to drive me around. Their intention was obvious. I was not interested because I already have a girlfriend at the time in the states.

https://www.quora.com/Do-ethnic-Chinese-in-Vietnam-feel-threatened-that-one-day-they-will-be-persecuted-or-abused?top_ans=41204541

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:54:31 No.834824886 Report

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>>834817789

lmao hahaha so true

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:55:00 No.834824909 Report

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>>834824870
https://www.quora.com/I-am-Vietnamese-Australian-and-my-husband-is-Chinese-Australian-Would-it-be-weird-if-I-give-my-child-an-English-first-name-and-Vietnamese-middle-name-together-with-his-Chinese-surname

I am Vietnamese Australian and my husband is Chinese Australian. Would it be weird if I give my child an English first name and Vietnamese middle name together with his Chinese surname?

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-many-half-Chinese-half-Vietnamese-people-If-so-how-do-they-feel-about-the-hatred-between-the-People-s-Republic-of-China-and-Vietnam
https://www.quora.com/How-are-half-Vietnamese-half-Chinese-people-treated-in-Vietnam
https://www.quora.com/I-m-half-Chinese-and-half-Vietnamese-When-people-ask-me-if-I-am-Vietnamese-or-Chinese-what-should-I-say

https://www.quora.com/If-I-am-Vietnamese-and-I-am-half-Kinh-mom-and-half-Hoa-dad-what-am-I

If I am Vietnamese and I am half Kinh (mom) and half Hoa (dad), what am I?
1 Answer

Daniel Dao, studied ALL Subjects at Vietnam
Answered February 1, 2020 · Author has 69 answers and 275.3K answer views
I have never heard a stup*d question like this (sorry). You're a Vietnamese - Chinese!

There is no name for half people except the Mestizo (half Spanish) used in Phillipines, Mexico, Argentina,… and some Spain colonies in the past.

You could consider yourself as a Chinese Vietnamese (dân tộc Hoa) because the ethnic in Vietnam is defined by the dads.
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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:55:41 No.834824932 Report

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>>834819182

Haha this shit is wild.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:56:13 No.834824955 Report

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>>834819511

LOL RIGHT!

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:57:10 No.834824998 Report

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>>834812926
The only monolingual sex partners who speak a different language that I ever see around are Mexicans. Mexican chicks don't really do it for me, as I'm not a chubby chaser.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:57:18 No.834825005 Report

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>>834819559

Lol how the hell is this more random than anything we have already seen? This dude is going hard in the paint.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 05:59:34 No.834825082 Report

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Damn OP. Talk about a data dump... a literal shit post... a massive log

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 06:19:53 No.834825781 Report

Quoted By: >>834825809 >>834831849

>>834819848
>>834820349
https://yuki.la/pol/71608178#p71613514

I dated a Vietnamese girl from Hanoi studying in Singapore.

https://yuki.la/pol/71608178#p71614546

Well I spent a good time in Hanoi for most of my stay in Vietnam at least 10 visits.
They all revere Singaporeans and Singapore for some reason.

https://yuki.la/pol/71608178#p71615371

I broke up with her because she's always angry about something. Also told me I'm as lazy as Vietnamese men lol. Her father is some Vietnamese secret police chief and her mother works as a Russian translator.

>>834824683
https://www.quora.com/What-do-Vietnamese-people-think-of-Malaysia-and-Singapore/answer/Huu-Duy-Vu-H%E1%BB%AFu-Duy-V%C5%A9

What do Vietnamese people think of Malaysia and Singapore? About Singapore: A very small, clean, rich and luckily country with good leaders.

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/436122611589087232

Chinese men love to engage to vietnamese women,but chinese females dont like to marry vietnamere males.haha because the guys r too lazy

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/332079873482977281

@KBSWorldTV i detest some koreans who look down our country-VIETNAM.im willing to boycott Hallyu culture if they still discriminate to us

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/332088711384793088

@SwiftyTilTheEnd which place r u living in hanoi.hoan kiem or ba dinh

https://twitter.com/screemingcolors/status/331782031199571968

Ha! #Vietnam and #Hanoi are trends now :3 So good to see that :) Here's my little hometown <3 <3

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/332085007860506626

@SwiftyTilTheEnd im loan,from vinh phuc.how old r you

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/332088166859292672

Replying to @screemingcolors @SwiftyTilTheEnd hehe im 20.im learning at hanoi university of industry.what about u
7:02 AM · May 8, 2013·Twitter Web Client

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/468574213956071424

im so proud to be vietnamese

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 06:20:43 No.834825809 Report

Quoted By: >>834826047 >>834827203 >>834831849

>>834825781
https://twitter.com/thaoeez/status/227655445689532416

me: omg your bf's chinese?? sister: yeah I can't find a viet bf me: yeah Viet guys suck!!! sister: yeah!! hahaha woo I'm not alone anymore!

https://twitter.com/KatherineTran_/status/1117294975388090371
https://archive.is/McNFO

my sister told me that she broke up w her husband 2-3 BEFORE they were married mainly bc she wanted to impress my parents to marry someone whos viet and loves her dearly (her husband is chinese), yet said she couldn’t find any viet guys that love her as much as her husband and -

i’m like damn, that just proves that there isn’t any good viet guys that’ll make you feel loved by them LOL

https://twitter.com/Stephenkek101/status/1196645094520049664

Yep. They (Chinese communist leaders) learned that to ‘survive’ you’ve got to make sure any dissidents don’t. I once knew a young Vietnamese med student who broke up with her Chinese boyfriend because her father wouldn’t pay her tuition otherwise. He was tortured by the Chinese.

https://twitter.com/mariaaamaria/status/22343783460

Maria Nguyen
@mariaaamaria

fml. My boyfriend knows how to order at viet restaurants better than me....(hes chinese)

https://twitter.com/AmyWei1101/status/1273988918061326337

Well, Vietnamese are Chinese guys' type. Those girls are too chubby to Chinese

https://twitter.com/techsupremo/status/1112307517969752064

9 in 10 Chinese dude that walks into my shop beings together with them a Vietnamese wife. Most already had 1-2 kids.

Something I don’t know about Malaysian Chinese guys not marrying Malaysian girls? No market izzit?
https://twitter.com/CGeezyy/status/818477891860185091

Idk what it is but so many viet girls are dating Chinese guys. Including me

https://twitter.com/yackp0t/status/818687512369500160

Viet girls are a hot commodity

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 06:27:58 No.834826047 Report

Quoted By: >>834826180 >>834831849

>>834825809
https://twitter.com/SFO_M4WForLove/status/11590054471

Chinese guy seeking cool Viet girl for coffee and convo (san jose east) 27yr #SFO #cl #relationships #msw http://3taps.com/p/BRSDVA

https://twitter.com/AlvinTanYOLO/status/1078213545911676928

https://twitter.com/MikeeeChao/status/12407854528

@CasandraNg tsk...well some chinese guys are pretty tall haha..vietnamese girls are the shorter ones tho ahha

https://twitter.com/VuKienPham/status/88340966192328704

a chinese guy heard me speaking some chinese and commented on it: sweet like a vietnamese girl. suuucks!!!

https://twitter.com/dambinews/status/106789177361842176

@KoreanTurkgirl Actually it's a Chinese guy and Vietnamese girl :)

https://twitter.com/wahyuseto/status/467295078029856769

ASEAN Meeting (a Chinese guy explaining why his country is attacking VN to a vietnamese girl) [pic] — https://path.com/p/29Vngr

https://twitter.com/starrykitchen/status/7580610704

@kungfoodpanda @GastronomyBlog you guys are hilarious- a Chinese guy telling a Vietnamese girl how to spell "dac biet" http://myloc.me/2LrAF

https://twitter.com/TheToiletDuck/status/877228253181878272
On the plus side i got to see the most amazing failed attempt at hitting on some girls. It was peak cringe

Are you Chinese?

No, we're Vietnamese

Oh yeah i thought so because Vietnamese girls are usually really hot and you guys are hot

https://twitter.com/neeknastyy/status/718953104373321728

I remember this vietnamese boy called me (Cambodian) chinese girl but he was chinkier than me.... I was so confused

https://twitter.com/krurhurz/status/1012017968543387659

Only the whites will be investigated. How about an Hindi Indian Girl Going out with A Pakistani boy or a Chinese boy going out with Vietnamese girl.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 06:31:57 No.834826180 Report

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>>834826047
https://www.businessinsider.com/rural-chinese-men-are-buying-vietnamese-brides-for-3200-2014-8

>Rural Chinese Men Are Buying Vietnamese Brides For $3,200

>Their marriages were arranged for cash, but some of the Vietnamese women who have found unlikely Prince Charmings in remote Chinese villages say they are living happily ever after.

>"Economically, life is better here in China," said Nguyen Thi Hang, one of around two dozen women from Vietnam who have married men in Linqi.

>The township is a patchwork of hamlets spaced among cornfields deep in the mountains of Henan, one of China's poorer provinces.

>It is some 1,700 kilometres (1,060 miles) away from Vietnam, but is a new market for an expanding -- and sometimes abusive -- marriage trade with Southeast Asia.

>The business is fuelled by demand from rural Chinese men struggling to find wives in the face of their country's huge gender imbalance, driven by its limits on family size.

>Hang, 30, arrived in Linqi last November, and struggles to communicate with customers at the dusty village store where she sells noodles, cola and cigarettes.

>But her basic living conditions -- a tiny bedroom with bare concrete walls, and an outdoor long-drop toilet next to a cage of chickens -- are an improvement on her previous home, she said.

>"We lived in a bad quality brick house in Vietnam, and were farmers so had to work hard in the rice fields," she said.

>Her marriage to a local 22-year-old was arranged by her family, she said, with small ceremonies held in her home town, and China.

>"I knew they gave my family some money, but I did not dare ask my parents about that," she said.

>"My relatives told me to marry a Chinese man, they told me they care for their wives, and I wouldn't have to work so much, just enjoy life," she added, smiling at a group of children buying sweets.

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>>834826180
>Her construction worker husband spends most of the year away from the village and was not present when AFP visited, but her grey-haired father-in-law seemed proud of the newest addition to his family.

>"Vietnamese women are just like us, they do any kind of work, and work hard," said Liu Shuanggen. "It's not easy to find wives in this place, women are few."

https://twitter.com/hancocktom/status/501220421883424771

Vietnamese women finding husbands in China https://sg.news.yahoo.com/east-wed-china-seeks-brides-richer-poorer-040218493.html… "My relatives told me to marry a Chinese man, they care for their wives"

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 06:43:25 No.834826580 Report

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>>834819848
https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1239408719181385729

we have the same tastes I can't LOL she real life picked the china line and she has the audacity to tell me that dating chinese boys are a phase!!! hello mom!!! im not gonna date a viet catholic to please u and u obviously like these chinese boys too LOL

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/282363582161764352

#ThingsILikeToDo cry over perfect korean/chinese men.

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1228027865846841344

I serve and swear loyalty to Two chinese princes

NCT DREAM CENTER · Feb 13 200213 #CHENLE #RENJUN 欧亚菲温泉水世界 (OYF Hot Spring World)

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1234792895082725377

CHINESE LINE TOO BEAUTIFUL TOO HANDSOME
THEY CAME ARMED WITH GOOD LOOKS IM GONE

NCT DREAM CENTER @NCTDREAMCENTER · Mar 3 200303 #CHENLE #RENJUN 欧亚菲温泉水世界 (OYF Hot Spring World)

#NCTDREAM @NCTsmtown_DREAM

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1266412022377230338

this is so cute....... also shining Chinese beauties......... CLUTCHES HEART

黄是黄 @huangisyellow · May 29
SEVENTEEN’s JUN WEIBO UPDATE
w/ #RENJUN #CHENLE

“this photo was too deep in my gallery..took me half a day to find it ”

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1287904265541783552

YES!! that'll be so fun heheh we can cry over chinese 2d men, get good eats, and go to round 1

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1030202497074229249

typical asian behavior loooool happens with my family and a handful of my chinese friends tbh!!

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1274612402420461570 it's chao in vietnamese

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/438596624671969280 @knightlevi LOL thank you! but it's only like the most common vietnamese name for a female ever hahahahha

https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/473513736796667904 @leviosu LOL NAH IM JUST VIETNAMESE. Which is why we are not online at the same time~

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 07:03:20 No.834827203 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 07:12:27 No.834827489 Report

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>>834827203
https://www.quora.com/Would-the-Chinese-be-against-intermarriage-with-Vietnamese/answer/Vincent-Lee-292

Would the Chinese be against intermarriage with Vietnamese?

Truth of the matter is that it is more easier for Chinese males to marry our Vietnamese girls.

Traditionally, they’re not readily to give their Chinese girls in marriage to us Vietnamese boys.

I don’t think the problem of a shortage of Chinese girls due to their one child policy. But it has always been sort of a no-no for Chinese girls to marry-down of their race.

Just as a Vietnamese guy would less likely to marry a Laos or Cambodian or even a Montagnard(aborigine) for fear of being looked down upon.

Please don’t get me wrong, I love and respect women of all races. I’m merely stating the Vietnamese racial bias, and it is a rather strong bias one at that.

Whereas, it would be a marry-up if a Vietnamese boys was to marry a Chinese girl.

Personally, I’d love all women just the same, regardless of race, I’d would be happy to marry any SE Asian girl, whom were found to be a good match.

Marry-up, marry-down, won’t matter to me, I would just glad to build a family with a good woman to share life, love, money, and to have many children together.

But as always, for what it’s worth, money will find a way to make it go down smooth.

>>834815923

http://theatredurabot.fr/rabotage/expo-rabotage-2018/caroline-grillot/
https://theatredurabot.fr/rabotage/expo-rabotage-2018/caroline-grillot/
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Caroline_Grillot
https://cnrs-fr.academia.edu/CarolineGrillot
https://immigrantchina.net/dr-caroline-grillot/
https://pekinunderground.com/personnages/caroline-grillot/

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 07:38:39 No.834828325 Report

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>>834827489
https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-many-Chinese-find-the-Vietnamese-unattractive-and-refuse-to-date-them/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195

Is it true that many Chinese find the Vietnamese unattractive and refuse to date them?

Trinh Nguyen
·
July 7, 2018
Studied at Mount Diablo High School
Generally speaking, I would say no as I have seen many Chinese and Vietnamese not only date but intermarry as well. That happens a lot in my family. Many Vietnamese are very attractive and are nothing inferior to Chinese when it comes to physical appearance. However, I think overall Vietnamese girls may be more attractive than Vietnamese guys in general which is why I see Chinese guys dating Vietnamese girls more than Vietnamese guys dating Chinese girls.

https://www.quora.com/What-do-Chinese-boys-think-about-Vietnamese-girls/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195

What do Chinese boys think about Vietnamese girls?

Trinh Nguyen
·
February 1, 2018
Studied at Mount Diablo High School
Originally Answered: What do Chinese guys think about Vietnamese girls?
I think Chinese guys generally like Vietnamese girls.

One of the guys was from Shanghai and the other is from Singapore but they are all ethnically Chinese. But most Chinese guys find me attractive so I guess that is a good thing.
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https://www.quora.com/How-do-Cambodians-view-Vietnamese/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195

https://www.quora.com/What-do-Vietnamese-girls-think-of-Malaysian-Chinese-men
https://www.quora.com/profile/Lan-Phuong-9

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 07:50:59 No.834828715 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 07:57:57 No.834828939 Report

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SUCCESSFUL POSTS ARE THE NEW LANGUAGE OF LOVE

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:01:01 No.834829035 Report

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>>834828883
https://www.quora.com/Were-the-feudal-rulers-of-Vietnam-really-Chinese-immigrants-If-so-are-the-Vietnamese-people-still-proud-of-them

Vietnamese also have different labels for people with Chinese ancestries. If you came from China two generations ago you’re Hoa kieu (overseas Chinese). If your grand-grand father was from China you are Vietnamese Minh Huong (Chinese descendant from Ming hometown). If you are Chinese who is working in Vietnamese you are called Hoa people (华人, like Taiwanese or Hongkongers) or Trung Quoc people (中国人, like mainland Chinese ). If you are 3 to 4 generations away from your Chinese ancestors you are likely to be called Vietnamese, of Kinh ethnics. It really depends which countries the person identifies more with. Usually Chinese immigrants are males and marry local women, so even 2 generations away they are fully identified as Kinh ethnics by Vietnamese government.

Lý Nam Đế (李南帝) or Lý Bôn (李賁), a military mandarin who came from a Chinese family living in Jiaozhou Province (North Vietnam today and several parts of Guangxi Province) became a national hero in Vietnamese history. In 544, he led the uprising against the Liang Dynasty and successfully liberated the people of Jiaozhou as well as the ancient land of Au Lac Kingdom from Chinese imperialist yoke, with the establishment of Van Xuan (萬春) Dynasty [1].

There was evidence that the ancestors of Tran familial clan all came from Fujian Province of China. However, they contributed to Vietnam hundred talent kings, generals, mandarins of all kinds, including general Trần Hưng Đạo (陳興道), one of the greatest generals in Vietnamese history [4].

Many feudal rulers of ancient Vietnam might came from China, or were born into Chinese families, but they chose to become Vietnamese and served for Vietnam as their Fatherland. That is the main reason why Vietnamese people are still proud of them.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:06:59 No.834829214 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:08:46 No.834829266 Report

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>>834829253
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Vietnamese-women-marrying-Chinese-men-if-they-supposedly-hate-Chinese/answer/Dor-Kimp
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Vietnamese-women-marrying-Chinese-men-if-they-supposedly-hate-Chinese/answer/Tuan-Minh-3
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Vietnamese-women-marrying-Chinese-men-if-they-supposedly-hate-Chinese/answers/22063664
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Vietnamese-women-marrying-Chinese-men-if-they-supposedly-hate-Chinese/answers/22063544
https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Vietnamese-women-marrying-Chinese-men-if-they-supposedly-hate-Chinese/answer/Duy-Thanh-Nguyễn
https://www.quora.com/Which-country-do-Vietnamese-people-feel-the-closest-bond-to/answer/Dor-Kimp
https://www.quora.com/q/thegreatvietcountry/Is-Vietnamese-Chinese-After-millennia-of-migration-intermarriage-and-occupation-Is-the-Kinh-blood-still-pure
https://www.quora.com/Do-you-think-Vietnam-is-a-little-China-culturally/answer/Richard-Seeto
https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-Chinese-men-marry-some-Japanese-women-since-China-has-lack-of-women?top_ans=73111161
https://www.quora.com/Out-of-all-the-cultures-of-Southeast-Asia-why-was-Vietnam-the-least-influenced-by-India?top_ans=115788744
https://www.quora.com/Do-the-Vietnamese-really-hate-the-Chinese-tourists-If-yes-why-not-drive-out-them/answer/Tran-Minh-Ngoc-陳明玉

Hate? No we are more than happy with their money. If any foreign tourists are to be driven out here, they’d better be the shameless begpackers who contribute nothing to our economy and keep asking for money for their decadent lifestyle.

Western “Beg-Packers” Raise Eyebrows In Vietnam

Rise of Western backpackers begging to fund their trips in Asia

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:09:44 No.834829292 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:12:45 No.834829400 Report

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>>834829292
https://www.quora.com/q/thegreatvietcountry/Is-Vietnamese-Chinese-After-millennia-of-migration-intermarriage-and-occupation-Is-the-Kinh-blood-still-pure?top_ans=215816101
https://www.quora.com/q/olnfggsjxfqbbaxr/Is-Vietnamese-Chinese-After-millennia-of-migration-intermarriage-and-occupation-Is-the-Kinh-blood-still-pure-2

What is Kinh?

The Kinh is named so because of past Vietnamese’s rulers wanting to differentiate between people who lived in the highlands and people who lived in the lowland.

The highlands people did not adopt Vietnamese culture or accepted rule of the emperor and lived their own tribal ways. They were called Thượng.

Vietnamese highland - home of the Thượng

Vietnamese lowland - home of the Kinh

Kinh means capital. It’s the same as the Jing in Beijing.

Thượng means above. It’s the same as the Shang in Shanghai.

In the past, there were only two types of people in Vietnam: Kinh and Thượng people.

Anyone who left the highland area would become Kinh.

The Kinh are therefore a mixture of many different types of people. The Kinh became an ethnicity but originally Kinh was just a label to say congratulations you are part of us and are civilised.

Later in history, Vietnam began to receive large waves of migrations from China. These people named themselves after the dynasty they came from etc Minh. In more modern times ~ 20th century, Chinese immigrants escaping war in China who came to Vietnam began to call themselves Hoa - people from China. Vietnam also expanded down South and encountered people who lived in the lowland but did not share the same culture as them - Khmer and Cham.

In modern time, Vietnam became more progressive and the government began surveying and giving names to different ethnic groups that previously were all call Thượng people. Currently Vietnam has 50 recognised ethnic groups that are not Kinh, Hoa, Khmer or Cham.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:13:21 No.834829426 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:14:22 No.834829456 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:24:04 No.834829812 Report

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what the absolute fuck is this thread.

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i know this autistic white dude went down the rabbit hole here is a jew hate gif

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:42:19 No.834830402 Report

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>>834829456
https://twitter.com/CarlZha/status/1019607433402986496
https://twitter.com/dinhhung510/status/1107090882967363584
https://twitter.com/baohouse/status/1220099981618503680
https://vietnamesefairytales.blogspot
.com/2017/03/vn-fairy-tale-7.html
https://archive.is/f451o
https://www.quora.com/Is-Mỵ-Châu-considered-a-traitor-for-betraying-her-country-for-her-Chinese-husband

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trọng_Thủy
https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trọng_Thủy
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E8%B5%B5%E5%A7%8B
https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%E1%BB%B5_Ch%C3%A2u
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%AA%9A%E7%8F%A0
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triệu_dynasty
https://medium.com/ghost-blade/one-dragon-descends-the-other-bleeds-in-the-water-6ea32329aad4

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:49:13 No.834830605 Report

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>>834812926
Are you the Vietnamese CBT guy from /k/?

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 08:55:45 No.834830803 Report

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>>834819848
>>834820349
>>834820433
>>834824627
>>834824683
>>834819848
http://singaporemotherhood.com/forum/threads/what-can-i-do-to-stop-vietnam-mistress-entering-singapore.3186/

>Singapore Motherhood
>What Can I Do To Stop Vietnam Mistress Entering Singapore ...

>Any advice at all?? My hubby's Vietnamese mistress wants to come to Singapore to deliver baby when I'm still legally married to my hubby. I really can't stand by and watch it happen.
>I know her delivery sometime next Feb.
>If I don't divorce she can't legally deliver here right? Tried to contact ICA but very difficult to get through..
>Anyone knows anything???
>My hubby keeps telling me he's running out of time, needs to bring her here cos of his mistake done and wants to take up responsibility but I couldn't take it. I cannot let it happen!

>Singapore hidden spot - Little Vietnam (food, KTVs, bars, girls)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p5fYHP30S8

>Vietnamese Prostitution thrives in prim Singapore

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K8PfSXR6Ec

http://www.asianews.it/news-en/-Vietnamese-migrant-women-treated-like-slaves-in-Malaysia-24987.html

https://www.thesundaily.my/local/20-vietnamese-women-arrested-for-prostitution-IX1426758

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 09:03:12 No.834830988 Report

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https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/374533169514819584
"Luhan: chinese men are only for chinese women" this isnt real right bc kms luhan i viet close enough????

https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/473524844085383168
but like are you chinese immigrant cute
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/477157397543133185
who do i have to kill to make sure i get intro to chinese on my schedule next semester
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/263110952650694656
My parents just paused their chinese drama for sandy updates wow shits going down.
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/448910468414177280
DOES THAT MEAN CHINESE IDOLS IN JYP WILL ACT BC MARK JACKSON FEI AND JIA PLS
https://twitter.com/9mvses/status/382672982058889216
@dangmoose i dont, but who doesnt love sexual interactions and chinese food
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/362807368528039937
@thekpopfanboy LUHAN HES COMPLETE PERFECTION AND I JUST CANT BREATHE WHEN HE COMES ONTO THE SCREEN OKAY
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/377899453229043712
@daebakdaisy AYE WHAT ABOUT LUHAN DOE I NEED HIM I JUST OR TAO LIKE EXO M WHERE U AT
https://twitter.com/9mvses/status/362810647915933697
@dangmoose pretty much, yeah. Plus sex and chinese food
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/262367307660148736
@Meggooooooo omg this once there were two chinese boys riding every coaster with my friend and I
https://twitter.com/dangmoose/status/423249177762471936
he just sENT "ur really cute ;)" LIKE NO IM NOT STAY AWAY IF YOURE NOT A KOREAN/CHINESE PRETTY BOY THEN NO
https://twitter.com/xdonnamonsterx/status/815657955139821568
Me: "I'm half Viet and half Chinese." Friend: "No, you're half Viet and half Evil. Vietnamese women are evil and controlling." ... ahahaha
https://twitter.com/astroloona/status/1216026781460754432
The fact that I’m above average height for both Viet and Chinese women

https://twitter.com/ada76672670/status/1007660985115664384
https://twitter.com/ada76672670/status/1007661847112282122

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 09:27:54 No.834831557 Report

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>wake up
>open /b/
>first thread is this one
>mfw

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 09:41:39 No.834831849 Report

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>>834825809
>>834825781
>>834826047
>>834826180
>>834826440

https://twitter.com/thaoeez/status/227655445689532416
me: omg your bf's chinese?? sister: yeah I can't find a viet bf me: yeah Viet guys suck!!! sister: yeah!! hahaha woo I'm not alone anymore!

https://twitter.com/TranVinhNhat3/status/1112260909928308736

I see. One of your parent must be Turkish. My Father is Chinese and my mother is VietNamese.

https://twitter.com/taerouge/status/1072721612082962432

is your father viet? or is your mother viet? im just excited to see another viet army that im following. Sorry to bothe… — My dad is Chinese and my mom is Vietnamese ^^
https://curiouscat.me/taerouge/post/730368264?t=1544591737

https://twitter.com/ST4RRYEPIPHANY/status/1072723603014078464

woah

same

https://twitter.com/OwenMRoe/status/1012129009310814208
Honestly I fucking despise Ricegum. This idiot goes to Hong Kong and manages to outdo Logan Paul in terms of being a colossal dickbag. How does this piece of human debris manage to have 10,000,000 subscribers?

https://twitter.com/OwenMRoe/status/1012129784510509061

This fucker thinks its okay because "he's asian."
You're Vietnamese you ignorant piece of garbage. Being Vietnamese gives you no right to be racist against the Chinese. That's like saying it's okay for an American to be racist towards Mexicans. Off yourself Ricegum.

https://twitter.com/cavailers/status/1012134682912272384

he has a chinese father and a vietnamese mother, get your facts right lol. He is chinese.

https://twitter.com/YenTran10890397/status/753697898043469825

I have a wonderful vietnamese mother and a respectful chinese father. But China, please stop, cause #Hoangsatruongsabelongstovietnam

https://twitter.com/KRT_Monitor/status/704520399468498944

CP's father was ethnic Chinese, mother ethnic Vietnamese, spoke Khmer with accents. "So that's why they were taken away and killed." #ECCC

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 09:43:50 No.834831912 Report

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>>834831849
https://twitter.com/RichardLovesFF/status/564488412699189248

My Mother Is Vietnamese, My father Is Chinese. Everyone thinks I'm Mexican. Genetics are funny at times.

https://twitter.com/Kerochannie/status/513682381752909824
Thần binh nhà ta, không cho ngươi chọc giận
@Kerochannie

There is a girl whose father is Chinese and mother is Vietnamese in our class

https://twitter.com/Kerochannie/status/1292807261438349312

chơi 8 ván thì Cẩu Sách thắng 7 ván, tức ghê...

https://twitter.com/Kerochannie/status/1292807172812754944

hôm nay được tiếp xúc với bộ môn mạt chược...

https://twitter.com/HxNNixY/status/433200863406878720

@choijghn @xoxobyung Haha. My dad father is Chinese. my mum mother is Vietnamese. Soo im a mix daughter. ^^

https://twitter.com/ziney7612/status/399225547827740672

@_chococrayon my mother is Vietnamese,my father is chinese ^^ . and unfortunately i don't know Chinese haha

https://twitter.com/ziney7612/status/399226497976000512

@_chococrayon cause i live in Vn so i like my mom

https://twitter.com/ziney7612/status/399230788635750400

@_chococrayon
oh no actually they from China,when my father grows up,they move to Vn and then my grandparent go to America

https://twitter.com/ziney7612/status/399232119899455488

@_chococrayon not yet. i never travel to abroad just go in VietNam

https://twitter.com/ziney7612/status/399233332254625792

@_chococrayon my dad always sjck and hjs leg js not good so we can't go anywhere

https://twitter.com/ziney7612/status/399222584480632832

@xxmyriamxx @_chococrayon China is my hometown but i don't want they go honeymoon in China :)))) Paris is the best place for them ^^

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:11:15 No.834832569 Report

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>>834831912
https://twitter.com/quanmn/status/24920570760007681
@JulieChenTM my husband grew up having his mother only speak vietnamese to him and his father speaking chinese.

https://twitter.com/quanmn/status/24911773773594624
Julie - my husband was raise speaking only vietnamese to his mother and only chinese to his father. And had no problem with it! #thetalk

https://twitter.com/BaileysRecipes/status/23866582356
Baked Asian eggplant is tasty meatless dish: Born in Saigon to a Chinese father and a Vietnamese mother, Luu arriv...
https://archive.is/iDu8K

https://twitter.com/brianmerwin/status/973613688
@JeanGWang Bill (the owner)'s Father is Chinese & his mother is Vietnamese. =)

https://twitter.com/suikapop/status/926497840855175170
12. IDK!! My mom is vietnamese and dad chinese-vietnamese that’s all I know..

https://twitter.com/sonnylebythebay/status/466452441668784129

@tyfong919 And guess what? Most Vietnamese can trace our roots back to China. Am half-Chinese. My mom is 3rd generation Chinese-Vietnamese.

https://twitter.com/sonnylebythebay/status/372195086907363328
@Edourdoo Half & smidgen Cambodian. My mom 3rd gen Chinese-Vietnamese (Hainan & Fujian). Some separation: Own schools & hospitals & temples.

https://twitter.com/JQT_CoinLinked/status/1273654341677678593

Hi Hoang. My Mom is Viet. My Dad is Chinese. I grew up in America since 5y/o. My Vietnamese is not that great. Cheers for reaching out!

https://twitter.com/JustinChanPants/status/1253096075176615943

https://twitter.com/XrisBachYenTran/status/1242790645581754368

My mom is wild

bitch is always like “those Chinese ppl are bad” and forgets I’m literally 25% Chinese and we have Chinese fam

Then I remember the one time I asked her if I could date a viet boy and she legit said “no!!!! Vietnamese men are the most garbage!!”

I don’t get her

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:12:18 No.834832594 Report

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>>834832569
https://twitter.com/XrisBachYenTran/status/1242791254263382017

For reference: bitch was born in Vietnam and is 50% Viet and my grandma is full Viet

my lil bro is obv the same amount of Viet as I am and he is “the only Viet man that is different” because she raised him

mom u have zero logic y r u like this ily tho

https://twitter.com/jnewin10/status/1179454573544660993

My mom is half chinese and viet. My dad is full vietnamese. One of my grandpas is chinese. I identify as viet.

https://twitter.com/Bangtan_I_Luv_U/status/1100731467460632576

So your mom is viet and your dad is chinese
Where were u born?

https://twitter.com/0325LIGHTS/status/1100732569245540355

australia

https://twitter.com/bloopwhale/status/1072933663388557312

oof that 1/4 chinese in my mom is rlly overtaking my viet genes

https://twitter.com/bloopwhale/status/1072933338900385792

my boss thought i was chinese fjjgksksjjda puts that on my list of how many times ive been mistaken for chinese

https://twitter.com/JQT_CoinLinked/status/1053871723332829185

lmao!! im half - half. dad is chinese. mum is viet. so, chao!

https://twitter.com/hang__tran/status/1041157000573452289

I love being Vietnamese-American. I love that my bf loves being Chinese-American. I love that when he asks me to make Viet food, I can ask my mom for the recipe. I love when he cooks me Cantonese food his grandma used to make. I love that we can preserve our cultures together.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:13:19 No.834832626 Report

Quoted By: >>834832643 >>834846135 >>834846156

>>834832594
https://twitter.com/0752am/status/875397357487005696

I'm the same! My mom is viet and my dad is Chinese! I'm also learning to unlearn the microagressions I grew up with

https://twitter.com/0752am/status/875383652162482176

I can relate :( my Chinese family is pretty anti-Viet, and vice versa, and it's conflicting bc I will never be enough for them.

https://twitter.com/kelly_sux/status/875385069354876928

i had no idea you were viet and chinese too! it's sad my mom whose viet tells me i'm glad i got most of my dads (chinese) genes so i have

https://twitter.com/kelly_sux/status/875385343029133312

pale skin and stuff but it makes me sad bc vietnamese girls are beautiful too like idgi this mindset is really harmful and outdated

https://twitter.com/kelly_sux/status/875385735464890368

BUT point is you and i are enough. too much so people can't handle it Relieved face

https://twitter.com/endearingcamila/status/844528834221408256

I am American aksjd. My mom is vietnamese and my dad is half viet and half Chinese

https://twitter.com/wtran/status/232152527892774912

@BIGBANG_STYLE my parents immigrated from Vietnam, but Dad is Chinese, mom is Viet. LOL and I'm in Canada

https://twitter.com/wtran/status/232144652072001536

@p00p33 there's advantages to being both Viet and Chinese xD the result is that Mama Tran is a cooking goddess of both Chinese and Viet food

https://twitter.com/wtran/status/232149907459411968

@BIGBANG_STYLE LOL for me it's the opposite. I think I eat more Chinese than Viet.

https://twitter.com/samuelzhou9/status/194352640690360320

@AndzJJLin no lah,, my mom is viet dad chinese lol

https://twitter.com/pKotetsu/status/181464738184708096

@Lottesuke it easy xD My dad is Chinese and my mom is viet they say its like talking viet or something o9o;;

https://twitter.com/IoIIipop/status/112360000164343808

@sangtaem @SarangLam my best friend is viet/chinese her viet mom owns a salon i cannot afalfnjsiofgst

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:14:02 No.834832643 Report

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>>834832626
https://twitter.com/Super_DeDe/status/77231990016983040

@claudiaxuan i am half chinese and half vietnamese but i only know vietnamese because my dad spoke viet cause of my mom :(

https://twitter.com/Super_DeDe/status/1053352934052814849

Lol I’m mix. Half Chinese half Vietnamese but more Vietnamese because my dad doesn’t speak Chinese anymore lol

https://twitter.com/Super_DeDe/status/89150318469849088

@RyeSuneun
chinese is hard my dad is not full so i only know some phrases haha xD arraso u can call me unnie ^^ so r u gettin use 2 america?

https://twitter.com/sweetminttae/status/1098794919353700352

I would say alligator would be the least weirdest thing ive eaten not to be stereotypical but being a chinese vietnamese girl, we've had a lot of stuff that others prolly consider weird to me its just normal ahahah

https://twitter.com/lars_brovall/status/1284818262530940930
cigarettes and pee and shit from that there fallen road and apples and gender and sex odor as a turned road and money witness in again, 666 and numbers there, that dilraba dilmurat and her chinese boyfriend also then started to share as an mirror back in,

https://twitter.com/dilrabaturkey/status/1284434415553253378
"Go Fighting 6.Sezon Bölüm 1"

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#迪丽热巴 #dilrabadilmurat

https://twitter.com/httranc/status/213034240043003905

@AlongCameMay well my mom's vietnamese & my dad's chinese & he speaks mandarin & cantonese & some other language lol

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:19:09 No.834832761 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:39:10 No.834833236 Report

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>>834832761
https://twitter.com/cambfoodtour/status/802585073312612352

Finally made it! Take away tonight. Husband is Chinese and lady owner is Vietnamese. Please do your cuisine too! I've heard raving reviews!

Chesterton Road close to
@ThirstyCamb
. It was very good. Very fresh flavours.

It was! One Chilli star is quite hot. We had chicken on the bone and brisket. Very good selection of vegetables.

which one? The Chinese?

https://twitter.com/hradzka/status/781588997210464256

Wong's mother is Vietnamese. Her dad is Chinese. Her husband's dad is Japanese. His mom's from the Philippines.

https://twitter.com/miakakiaj/status/209944776513032193

#RandomFactAboutMe my maternal grandma is a Vietnamese & her husband is Chinese

https://twitter.com/miakakiaj/status/223763443528908800

@rizzabok Yes, Kakiay is my surename. My dad is Indonesian n he's black :)) my mom is Vietnamese-Chinese :) So, Devera is your surename?

https://twitter.com/Politics442/status/952560392324157440

One of my dear friends came here as a Vietnamese Boat person. Her husband is Chinese American. They are professionals making more than $200k a year. Their children graduated from Clemson, the daughter a Dr & the son an Engineer. #immigrants
@cnn @FoxNews

https://twitter.com/XHNews/status/902103439739670528

Vietnamese woman opens online shop after marrying Chinese, moving to S China's border city Dongxing. Is she happy?

https://twitter.com/AngeloA08076910/status/1216933972359499778

Matching Vietnamese brides with Chinese men, marriage brokers find good... - …https://marriage--and--relationships.blogspot
.com/2020/01/matching-vietnamese-brides-with-chinese.html… #couplegoals #husband #engagement #love #relationships #marriagetips #couple #life #wife

https://archive.is/PW8yK

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:40:16 No.834833263 Report

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>>834833236
https://twitter.com/jasminelep/status/1225991503392079873

I don't get why you guys are taking every opportunity to make things into a racial sentiment to create racial divide

https://twitter.com/jasminelep/status/1225993189275779072

There was the Chinese-Vietnamese couple giving out free masks, the resident in Punggol giving out free masks
Both were events just as viral as this

How contriving for you to make this an excuse to create racial divide
I'm certain there were non-Chinese stocking up too

https://twitter.com/jasminelep/status/1226129483578523648

because its a Singapore Chinese husband and a Vietnamese wife
hence Chinese-Vietnamese (husband-wife) couple

There have been kind people regardless of race, and kiasu people regardless of race

We’re fighting a life-threatening virus, not creating hypocritical racial tensions

https://twitter.com/Mimii_dee/status/337283770371690496

My boyfriend's dad called me Vietcheese. Well that's cool lol #vietnamese #chinese

https://twitter.com/BaritoneBeard/status/637835798704885760

When Allen tells me how much he likes other asians but his dad is racist as fuck against half the ethnicities

https://twitter.com/BaritoneBeard/status/637836906852519936

Allen likes vietnamese girls btw.
Ladies hit him up if you want an antiscoial study-holic chinese boyfriend

https://twitter.com/xMai108/status/382166980595556352
http://archive.is/gharg

Seriously?! my vietnamese aunt is stalking my Facebook.. "Is that your boyfriend? He isn't Asian. You should take the Chinese boy.."

https://twitter.com/catheeNEWyen/status/24283806647

My cousin makes her new chinese husband go to viet church every sunday morning. That's love

https://twitter.com/catheeNEWyen/status/63665547212107776

I'm trying to study at a table with fobby indians and chinese ppl... Trying hard to contain my laughter

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:44:02 No.834833337 Report

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>>834833263
https://twitter.com/catheeNEWyen/status/45601468455194624

Impossible! You're dating a chinese man RT @FollowMeItsOk : @catheeNEWyen so decided to give up facebook and maybe rice :)

https://twitter.com/miakakiaj/status/213883900106244096

#20FactsAboutMe My mom is Vietnamese + Chinese and I can't speak both of the languages.

https://twitter.com/_ihtzKati/status/742555443961036800

When I start a family, my husband and kids will know Chinese and Vietnamese Flag of Vietnam

https://twitter.com/intewig/status/1111281281130651648

Chatting with a Vietnamese colleague today and found out that the Vietnamese word for “husband” is:

chồng

which when he said it, sounded an awful lot like 丈. It got me curious about how deeply rooted 汉字 (Chinese characters) are in Vietnamese. Any idea?

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:45:12 No.834833372 Report

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>>834833337
https://www.econotimes.com/Matching-Vietnamese-brides-with-Chinese-men-marriage-brokers-find-good-business--and-sometimes-love-1571978

Matching Vietnamese brides with Chinese men, marriage brokers find good business – and sometimes love

Tue, Jan 14, 2020 1:37 AM

China has 24 million more men than women of marriageable age, putting some bachelors in a tough spot.

In rural areas of China, three decades of sex-selective abortions under the one-child policy, which ended in 2015, have created a severe shortage of women. And with China’s rapid economic development taking place primarily in cities, ever more young women are leaving the impoverished countryside for urban areas in search of jobs and a better life.

Rural Chinese men aren’t the only ones struggling to find mates. Divorced men across China may find themselves involuntary bachelors for a different reason: They cannot afford another wedding. In China, the groom’s family is expected to buy a house for the new couple and give the bride’s family a dowry that averages US$20,000.

And, like women worldwide, Chinese woman are also getting married later.

As a result, ever more Chinese men are looking abroad to find partners. And most, it seems, have their sights set on Vietnam.

Cross-border relationships

The number of international marriages in China is difficult to confirm since some foreign brides are smuggled into the country and therefore not registered with the authorities.

But estimates from Xinhua News Agency indicate that there are over 100,000 Vietnamese women in China who are married to Chinese men. That far outpaces the number of foreign women from other countries who are married to Chinese men. An estimated 7,000 brides in China come from Cambodia, for example.

My research shows that Vietnamese women usually get to know their Chinese husbands in one of four ways.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 10:51:08 No.834833530 Report

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>>834833372
Many cross-cultural relationships begin when Chinese men meet their future wives while working in Vietnam. Vietnam and China share a 1,000-mile, largely unprotected border without major natural barriers. The two countries have forged close economic ties through a free-trade agreement effective since 2010.

Single Chinese men are more likely than their married counterparts to work abroad, according to China’s National Bureau of Statistics. The linguistic, religious and cultural similarities between China and Vietnam tend to facilitate these international relationships.

In some border areas of China, more than 50% of all Chinese-Vietnamese marriages begin with this kind of an international connection. Citizens from border areas of both countries don’t need a passport to cross back and forth.

The men and women who meet this way know each fairly well before they wed. My research finds that their marriages generally fare well.

Happy marriages

Despite a view in China that men who marry internationally are “losers” unable to find suitable native partners and that their wives are gold-diggers, about half of the Vietnamese-Chinese couples interviewed reported being happily married.

“I’ve got a wife and a son,” Jingang, a 31-year-old chef from Henan Province who married a Vietnamese woman told me, smiling at the thought of the family waiting for him back home. “What else do I need?”

His wife, for her part, said life in China is better than in her home country.

From one happy Chinese-Vietnamese couple, more international matches are often made. Women introduce their friends and relatives back in Vietnam to other Chinese bachelors – no broker needed.

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>>834833606
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/why-vietnam-loves-and-hates-china.112983/
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/american-thinker-vietnam-close-to-war-against-china.564015/page-2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=emb_title&v=Jx8wzgYxE9I

Vietnamese wife starts online business in S China

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Vietnamese workers who want to work in China for higher pay no longer need to take the risk of sneaking across the border. A pilot scheme between the two countries allows eight factories in Dongxing, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, to employ about 1,000 Vietnamese workers as a source of labor. The cross-border labor cooperation not only brings benefits to Vietnamese but also boosts economic development in China's border area. Click and find out for more.

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>>834833606
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/why-vietnam-loves-and-hates-china.112983/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=emb_title&v=Jx8wzgYxE9I

Vietnamese wife starts online business in S China

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A Vietnamese woman fell in love with a Chinese and married him. Then she moved to south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and opened an online food store. She is very happy about her life now

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Vietnamese workers who want to work in China for higher pay no longer need to take the risk of sneaking across the border. A pilot scheme between the two countries allows eight factories in Dongxing, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, to employ about 1,000 Vietnamese workers as a source of labor. The cross-border labor cooperation not only brings benefits to Vietnamese but also boosts economic development in China's border area. Click and find out for more.

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>>834833878
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUEVVtvjS4s

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中国小伙独自到越南旅行,在越南首都河内,遇到一群越南女孩,被她们围绕,问了很多令人尴尬问题

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【Link Life】帶Ryan回越南住一晚只要300元的飯店/越捷VIETJET體驗/越南機場買電話卡Rể Đài lần đầu ở nhà nghỉ 300NT tại Việt Nam
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#便宜飯店#電話卡#VIETJET

【台越記事Link Life】facebook:
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Vietnamese students flock to China to study language
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More Vietnamese students are coming to China to study language as both countries forge deeper relations. There's about 14,000 Vietnamese students studying in China now, with many focusing on studying Chinese in particular.

Lao Dum
l love this Viet chick she is so sexy
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guangxi medical university?
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View Same Google ImgOps iqdb SauceNAO Vietnamese Hanoi.jpg, 44KiB, 541x350

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>>834834188
Lao Dum
l love this Viet chick she is so sexy
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切羽君
guangxi medical university?
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2
low chewwah
Hi guys....chinese and vietnamese have a lot of similar and muture culture... Should declare as siblings countries...no quarreling among each other....no teasing....these will be benefited both parties in every field undertake. If we quarreled with our neighbours, how do we feel when we reached home....yes house we can other places if we have money...but how abt land?...can we shift to other places? North south korea has built up the good relationship, north south vietnam, china and taiwan very soon... Now i hope to see CHINA AND VIETNAM IN GOOD TERMS IN FUTURE.... Other countries should not interfere.... And put fire on the relation......dont add salt at the wound......many chinese relatives are in vietnam and many vietnamese relatives are in China...considered them. PEACE NO WAR EVERYONE....'BUDDHA TEACHING...WE ARE BROTHERS SISTERS WITHIN THE 4 SEA.
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2 years ago
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Trong Hoang Phan
and more Chinese are studying Viet language in Vietnam :)
3 years ago
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Xingkun Yin
Are you serious?
2 years ago
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SNK
Trong Hoang Phan no, you are dreaming
2 years ago
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Omni Mino
True! I am not shocked, there are 1.2 billion Chinese and large amount in Vietnam isn't shocking
2 years ago
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虞海
Well, I'm a Chinese, and I'm self-learning Vietnamese in the United States.
2 years ago
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wuminshi
vetnamese girl is most cutest
2 years ago

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:15:25 No.834834266 Report

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>>834834218
The Mythbuster
虞海
Looking for a Vietnamese bride.

If it is for economic interest, I will be interested in how learning a dialect Vietnamese helps you. Better learn another dialect Cantonese. Hong Kong is a financial centre.
Screw up your priority over girlfriend. OK I understand... you are in love.
2 years ago
The Mythbuster
ZiMo Jiang
Yes. I agree Vietnamese girls are cute. So are Laotian, Kampuchean and Thai.?
They are generally more subservient and caring as they are from a lesser income nations.
2 years ago
The Mythbuster
Omni Mino
Vietnam used to be ANNAM Province of China like Guangzhou until France STOLE it away and enslaved it through colonization. That is why the people from both nations esp. the borders are very closely related.
If the modern Vietnamese reads Chinese, they will discovered their real root in the historical documents in Vietnam all written in Chinese.
2 years ago
wuminshi
The Mythbuster i just think they are very cute and beautiful.
2 years ago
The Mythbuster
ZiMo Jiang
I agree with you. If we have an open mind, you will discover the beauty in every race including African.
2 years ago
wuminshi
The Mythbuster but i prefer Asian , especially vetnamese girl. they are beautiful
2 years ago
Nguyen Luan
@The Mythbuster
Yah fuck you China
8 months ago
Alex Nick
if u ask me i would say the northern vietnamese just look like the southern Chinese
2 years ago
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Nguyễn Đăng Thuần
Yes i'm from northern Vietnam
6 months ago

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:27:18 No.834834610 Report

Quoted By: >>834834649

>>834834266
http://patrick.guenin2.free.fr/cantho/vnnews07/loves.htm
https://www.dramasian.com/threads/vietnam-and-chinese.2028/page-7
http://blog.jinbo.net/CINA/1172
http://temtselholiday.blogspot
.com/2010/11/?m=1
https://archive.is/5VcIK
https://quizlet.com/387525112/ap-world-study-set-4-flash-cards/
http://factsanddetails.com/southeast-asia/Vietnam/sub5_9f/entry-3455.html
http://factsanddetails.com/southeast-asia/Vietnam/sub5_9a/entry-2808.html
http://byeways.net/webreadings/readingcontent/1WORLD_web/3580.htm
https://defenceforumindia.com/threads/why-vietnam-loves-and-hates-china-learn-some-history.22295/
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/why-vietnam-loves-and-hates-china.112983/

Why Vietnam loves and hates China

For more than 2,000 years, Vietnam's development as a nation has been marked by one fixed and immutable factor - the proximity of China. The relationship between the two countries is in many ways a family affair, with all the closeness of shared values and bitterness of close rivalries.

No country in Southeast Asia is culturally closer to China than Vietnam, and no other country in the region has spent so long fending off Chinese domination, often at a terrible cost in lives, economic development and political compromise.

China has been Vietnam's blessing and Vietnam's curse. It remains an intrusive cultural godfather, the giant to the north that is "always there". Almost a thousand years of Chinese occupation, between the Han conquest of Nam Viet in the 2nd century BC and the reassertion of Vietnamese independence as Dai Viet in AD 967, marked the Vietnamese so deeply that they became, in effect, an outpost of Chinese civilization in Southeast Asia.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:28:29 No.834834649 Report

Quoted By: >>834834685

>>834834610
China has been Vietnam's blessing and Vietnam's curse. It remains an intrusive cultural godfather, the giant to the north that is "always there". Almost a thousand years of Chinese occupation, between the Han conquest of Nam Viet in the 2nd century BC and the reassertion of Vietnamese independence as Dai Viet in AD 967, marked the Vietnamese so deeply that they became, in effect, an outpost of Chinese civilization in Southeast Asia.

While the other countries of Indochina are Theravada Buddhist, sharing cultural links with South Asia, Vietnam derived its predominant religion - a mix of Mahayana Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism popularly known as tam giao or "Three Religions"- from China. Until the introduction of romanized quoc ngu script in the 17th century, Vietnamese scholars wrote in Chinese characters or in chu nho, a Vietnamese derivative of Chinese characters.

Over the centuries, Vietnam developed as a smaller version of the Middle Kingdom, a centralized, hierarchical state ruled by an all-powerful emperor living in a Forbidden City based on its namesake in Beijing and administered by a highly educated Confucian bureaucracy.

On the other hand, as near family, they were to be punished especially severely if they rejected Chinese standards or rebelled against Chinese control. This was made very clear in a remarkable message sent by the Song Emperor Taizong to King Le Hoan in AD 979, just over a decade after Vietnam first reasserted its independence.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:30:06 No.834834685 Report

Quoted By: >>834834729

>>834834649
Like a stern headmaster, Taizong appealed to Le Hoan to see reason and return to the Chinese fold: "Although your seas have pearls, we will throw them into the rivers, and though your mountains produce gold, we will throw it into the dust. We do not covet your valuables. You fly and leap like savages, we have horse-drawn carriages. You drink through your noses, we have rice and wine. Let us change your customs. You cut your hair, we wear hats; when you talk, you sound like birds. We have examinations and books. Let us teach you the knowledge of the proper laws ... Do you not want to escape from the savagery of the outer islands and gaze upon the house of civilization? Do you want to discard your garments of leaves and grass and wear flowered robes embroidered with mountains and dragons? Have you understood?"

In fact Le Hoan understood Taizong very well and, like his modern successors, knew exactly what he wanted from China - access to its culture and civilization without coming under its political control or jeopardizing Vietnamese freedom in any way. This attitude infuriated Taizong, as it would generations of Chinese to come.

China on top
Sometimes a strongly sexual imagery creeps into this "intimate relationship", with Vietnam, the weaker partner, a victim of Chinese violation. In AD 248, the Vietnamese heroine Lady Triu, who led a popular uprising against the Chinese occupation, proclaimed: "I want to ride the great winds, strike the sharks on the high seas, drive out the invaders, reconquer the nation, burst the bonds of slavery and never bow to become anyone's concubine."

Her defiant choice of words was more than just symbolic. Vietnam has long been a source of women for the Chinese. In Tang times, the Chinese poet Yuan Chen wrote appreciatively of "slave girls of Viet, sleek, of buttery flesh", while today the booming market for Vietnamese women in Taiwan infuriates and humiliates many Vietnamese men.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:31:40 No.834834729 Report

Quoted By: >>834835289

>>834834685
It's instructive, then, that in his 1987 novel Fired Gold Vietnamese author Nguyen Huy Thiep writes, "The most significant characteristics of this country are its smallness and weakness. She is like a virgin girl raped by Chinese civilization. The girl concurrently enjoys, despises and is humiliated by the rape."

This Chinese belief that Vietnam is not just another nation, but rather a member of the family - almost Chinese, aware of the blessings of Chinese civilization, but somehow stubbornly refusing, century after century, to become Chinese - has persisted down to the present day.

During the Second Indochina War, Chinese propaganda stressed that Vietnam and China were "as close as the lips and the teeth". After the US defeat, however, Vietnam once again showed its independence, allying itself with the Soviet Union, in 1978-79, invading neighboring Cambodia and overthrowing China's main ally in Southeast Asia, the Khmer Rouge.

In 1946, 1,700 years after Lady Triu's declaration, another great Vietnamese patriot, Ho Chi Minh, warned his Viet Minh colleagues in forceful terms against using Chinese Nationalist troops in the north as a buffer against the return of the French: "You fools! Don't you realize what it means if the Chinese remain? Don't you remember your history?

"The last time the Chinese came, they stayed a thousand years. The French are foreigners. They are weak. Colonialism is dying. The white man is finished in Asia. But if the Chinese stay now, they will never go. As for me, I prefer to sniff French for five years than to eat Chinese for the rest of my life."

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:51:34 No.834835289 Report

Quoted By: >>834835339

>>834834729
Yet Ho was an ardent admirer of Chinese civilization, fluent in Mandarin, a skilled calligrapher who wrote Chinese poetry, a close friend and colleague of Chinese leaders Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai. Ho wasn't as much anti-Chinese as he was pro-Vietnamese. It was his deep understanding of and respect for China that enabled him to recognize, clearly and definitively, the menace that "a close family relationship" with the giant to the north posed, and continues to pose, for Vietnam's independence and freedom.

It's ironic, then, that as the current Vietnamese leadership strive to develop their economy along increasingly capitalist lines while at the same time retaining their monopoly on state power, the country they most admire and seek to emulate is, as always, the one they most fear.

https://twitter.com/michellen_huynh/status/518511176146112514
http://archive.is/CeAU6

Gonna marry cute Chinese boy so he could order dim sum for me instead of having me point to random things.

https://twitter.com/gr3tna/status/768283605114114048

all I wanted was a cute viet boy to buy me cà phê sửa đá but I got a cute Chinese boy who give me headaches but I guess that's what love is

https://twitter.com/katsukatsudamn/status/357290761265496065

So peeved. Omg. I'm in Cali for Tao, not for a blind date with some "good viet boy" Tao's a good Chinese boy. Close enough granny, butt out.

https://twitter.com/Eric_Ing/status/428168289789820928

Every Chinese boy needs a Vietnamese girl bff to keep his head on straight. "Yo Eric I don't wanna get married, I just want the baby."

https://twitter.com/Loanlywookie/status/436122611589087232

Chinese men love to engage to vietnamese women,but chinese females dont like to marry vietnamere males.haha because the guys r too lazy

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:53:02 No.834835339 Report

Quoted By: >>834835377 >>834860821

>>834835289
https://twitter.com/TarahHangnguyen/status/1252426966105387011

Bcs Chinese men so lacked of women and love that arrest Vietnamese worst and poorest women for wifes

https://twitter.com/tvan8222/status/1241933917399072769

They kill Vietnamese man
For Vietnamese women to marry Chinese men
Maybe we have Chinese blood and they said we were monkeys so I didn't know what to say

https://twitter.com/Solextrnyjrme/status/1252658794040922113

also, but in the South of Vietnam, I find our men very gentle, maybe Chinese men love their wives so maybe Vietnamese women like it, as well

https://twitter.com/delai97086570/status/1252659445428961280

The Vietnamese aunt who works in my house always complains that her husband stole her money, went out to gamble, and beat her and her children. She said that Vietnamese men are lazy and do not respect women, let alone their wives.

https://twitter.com/delai97086570/status/1252657471455297536

Chinese people love their wives, and they do n’t like domestic violence like a Vietnamese man and rely on their wives to earn money to feed themselves.

https://twitter.com/worldsavehuman/status/1012380357432348672

Sofia Huynh

Munich: Fun to get warmed up in a stucked ! Ferrari ?, Chinese boy group loved by Vietnamese who speak Chinese. Chinese girl who learns German. A German who pretends being English! Stucked hr waiting for guy! @adamlevine @jrridinger @realDonaldTrump @BillGates

https://twitter.com/catheeNEWyen/status/24283806647

My cousin makes her new chinese husband go to viet church every sunday morning. That's love

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:54:00 No.834835377 Report

Quoted By: >>834835493

>>834835339
https://twitter.com/KatherineTran_/status/1117294975388090371/
http://archive.is/K98E7

my sister told me that she broke up w her husband 2-3 BEFORE they were married mainly bc she wanted to impress my parents to marry someone whos viet and loves her dearly (her husband is chinese), yet said she couldn’t find any viet guys that love her as much as her husband and -

i’m like damn, that just proves that there isn’t any good viet guys that’ll make you feel loved by them LOL

https://twitter.com/ko0ty/status/16930220843

CAFE HUE. Delish Viet resto in dark alley @ North Point. Chinese husband + Viet wife team. http://twitpic.com/1zj3xn

https://twitter.com/xaishilol/status/727889718981976065

@Liilyyy_x3 omg there are a bunch of asains everywhere, I got you, which one you prefer though? Tbh most the Viet guys I know suck

https://twitter.com/feversend_/status/1211880957558394880

viet guys fuckin SUCK but i have to date one if i want my s/o to converse w my family this shit’s twisted

https://twitter.com/jasminelep/status/1226129483578523648

because its a Singapore Chinese husband and a Vietnamese wife
hence Chinese-Vietnamese (husband-wife) couple

There have been kind people regardless of race, and kiasu people regardless of race

We’re fighting a life-threatening virus, not creating hypocritical racial tensions

https://twitter.com/XrisBachYenTran/status/1242791254263382017

For reference: bitch was born in Vietnam and is 50% Viet and my grandma is full Viet

my lil bro is obv the same amount of Viet as I am and he is “the only Viet man that is different” because she raised him

mom u have zero logic y r u like this ily tho

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:58:16 No.834835493 Report

Quoted By: >>834835516

>>834835377
https://twitter.com/reloadrenjun/status/1239408719181385729

so earlier today i was having dinner with my mom and i pulled out this photo & asked her who she thought was the best looking

mom: hmmm the far left one is the cutest

i ofc burst into laughter & asked her who she thought was 2nd best

mom: the far right is very handsome!

we have the same tastes I can't LOL she real life picked the china line and she has the audacity to tell me that dating chinese boys are a phase!!! hello mom!!! im not gonna date a viet catholic to please u and u obviously like these chinese boys too LOL

to follow up i asked her what she thought of jaemin and she said "he's good looking but the other two are even better" iwngjeofiiqfjoqjfosodoso MOM!!!

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 11:58:58 No.834835516 Report

Quoted By: >>834835629

>>834835493
https://www.reddit.com/r/fatlogic/comments/1uprrs/yesits_societys_fault/cekudpo/

tofukitties
6 points
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6 years ago
Anecdotes aren't truly applicable to everyone but since these lovely TiTPers seem to adore anecdotes and cherry-picking science, I'll throw my own anecdote out.
I grew up in a predominantly Caucasian town. There were a few Hispanics and blacks but literally only 5 Asian families in town including my own. Everyone in my extended family expected me to snag a white boyfriend and you could already see the popcorn being prepped when I hit adolescence for what was anticipated to be the first "Interracial Dating Arguments" ever in our family.
Adolescence came and I obsessively collected posters, postcards, and CD covers of various Asian male celebrities I found extremely attractive. The extended family sat around and scratched their heads. They could find no explanation for it. Wasn't I acclimated to an all white society? Wouldn't I try to conform and favor their standards? Nope! It was Gackt and HYDE for me! To add to the extended family's insult, we're Vietnamese and I find Vietnamese men to be physically...meh. Not that they believed I would find a Viet boyfriend to begin with because 1) I never interacted with a lot of Viet people in my age group and 2) Nearly every Viet guy I have encountered is a douchebag who immediately eliminated me as dating material because I was taller than him.
Though my mother did encourage me bringing home a white boy (I think she wanted to prove to her friends she wasn't a racist purist Asian mother or something), I now have a Chinese boyfriend. Do I find him physically attractive? Most definitely yes.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:03:52 No.834835629 Report

Quoted By: >>834835777

>>834835516
The whole point of my anecdote is to point out how "social conditioning" might not have as large as a hold on human attraction as TiTPers/HAES/FAs would like to believe. I never really met other Asians until I went to college but I've always found myself leaning heavily towards Asian physical aesthetics. My family encouraged me to enjoy other race's features but I find myself consistently ranking attractive Asians above other attractive people of other races.
Does this mean I am a horrible, racist, yellow-fevered shitlord? Nope. It just means I have preferences. And if someone doesn't fit it, I don't hate them but I probably won't find them physically attractive.
TL:DR Is it yellow fever if I'm also Asian? But it doesn't make me racist.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/aso0fj/whats_the_most_embarrassing_thing_a_parent_has/egxpr9r/

What’s the most embarrassing thing a parent has done to you?

Moxxic
4 points
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1 year ago
My mom is just like that. She cares only for Vietnamese people because in her eyes, we're better then everyone. My sister got a Chinese boyfriend and my mom was so disapproving because he couldn't speak vietnamese. Fast forward a few years and they are married. Of course, this was after my mom was bitching at the wedding.

level 2
ajeterdanslapoubelle
3 points
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1 year ago
Just make sure it ends with that generation and we'll all be fine.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:09:02 No.834835777 Report

Quoted By: >>834835793

>>834835629
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/d126qe/people_who_can_speak_multiple_languages_what/ezi86k6/

dajie27
1 point
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11 months ago
First language: Vietnamese Second language: English Third language: Spanish Fourth language: Chinese (Mandarin)
I think in a mix of English and Chinese lately. Recently, I lived in China for a while and I think that really affected my thinking patterns. My boyfriend is Chinese American so we speak a mix of Chinese and English at home, which also contributes to me thinking in Chinese and English.
I’m Vietnamese American, can read, write, and speak Vietnamese but never have use for it. My family doesn’t speak Vietnamese at home - we use mostly English with Vietnamese pronouns (if you’re Vietnamese you probably get what I mean).
I learned Spanish throughout highschool but also never got the chance to use it. Now I only think in Spanish when I’m thinking about getting Mexican food, going to Mexico, or drunk at a place playing Spanish bangers.

https://www.reddit.com/r/weddingplanning/comments/d8sdfo/photo_receiving_line_keep_or_cut/f1clsmz/

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kthle
1 point
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11 months ago
I'm Vietnamese and my husband is Chinese, and this is one of the things that I'm really glad we did. We didn't have a super fancy area, we just hung up a backdrop we ordered on Etsy (and used said backdrop for photobooth pictures later). I think our guests appreciated it too, some guests would actually come back and try to squeeze in more pictures with us. Some of our guests came to the reception VERY early, before we even got there, and I'm sad that we didn't end up getting the chance to take pictures with them. We had our photographer take the pictures, and we printed them and will be sending them with our thank you cards.

level 2
booleanck
05|30|21 SoCal
1 point
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11 months ago
Did you have a big gap between your ceremony and reception?
I do like the idea of sending the photos with the thank you cards instead of printing them onsite!

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:09:34 No.834835793 Report

Quoted By: >>834835901

>>834835777
https://www.reddit.com/r/weddingplanning/comments/d8sdfo/photo_receiving_line_keep_or_cut/f1cmjgz/

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kthle
1 point
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11 months ago
We did! Our church ceremony ended around 3pm, and cocktail hour was at 6pm at the restaurant. We arrived around 5pm after taking wedding portraits, but some of our guests had already arrived by then (our reception was in the middle of Chinatown, so I think some people just went to hang out there after the ceremony).

https://www.removeddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/cr8shk/wibta_if_i_legally_changed_my_last_name_to_a/ex47i1e/

[–]C0tt3ncandy (deleted by user)0 points1 years ago
NAH You can change it to whatever you want! Hell! If you don’t like it anymore, change it again. I just wouldn’t want to deal with the dmv, etc.
And so my SIL is Vietnamese, her husband is Chinese, and they named both their kids a boy and girl Japanese first names. It was weird at first, but they’re happy with it, so it doesn’t really matter
Also my last name is Ho. Lots of insults growing up, but who cares! I love my last name, so much so that I did not change it to my husbands either.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:13:46 No.834835901 Report

Quoted By: >>834836306

>>834835793
https://www.reddit.com/r/BabyBumps/comments/6c3xtw/traditional_asian_parents_grandparentstobe/dhso7l7/

LPL0608
2 points
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3 years ago
In a very similar situation as you. I'm Vietnamese, husband is Chinese. First grandchild for both sides. My mom has similar views. Told me that when she was pregnant with all three of her kids she stayed at home for the first month, no showering, and was strict with her diet. She basically told me that if I don't follow the same rules I would be sorry for it due to health complications. I actually held off on having kids because she was so opinionated and it drove me nuts!
Not sure what was in me today but decided to voice my disagreements and tried my best to be respectful as possible. Surprisingly the conversation went well. I didn't get as much resistance as I anticipated!
I try to brush things off if she gets too cray. Nod and say yes- but deep down know that I am not following those crazy rules.
Nice to know that I'm not alone and that there are other going through the same thing. Best of luck to you!

https://www.reddit.com/r/aznidentity/comments/4jlqwp/comment/d49oweb

azngirlLH
2 points
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4 years ago
Interesting, I'm also Chinese/Vietnamese mix but all my mom's ever told me was to date/marry a Vietnamese guy. Then later on, she added, "Ok, Chinese guys are ok" (I hope they are ok, your husband is Chinese.) THEN later on, she says "ok, just date any Asian guy as long as he is not white/black/latino"

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:28:29 No.834836306 Report

Quoted By: >>834836466

>>834835901
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/4fb00j/chinese_men_buy_young_vietnamese_girls/d27d3ls/

Powastick
6 points
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4 years ago
Not only in China, Malaysian chinese also marrying Vietnamese women. I know 2 near my place, but could be more. So curiously, some asked why Viet women favour chinese men, appearently is because Vietnamese make bad husband. They are often jobless, probably same with Kelantan, which some of it were Champa Malay. Not surprising because Champa is actually located today present southern Vietnam. Women earn money, men do nothing. Not all Vietnamese are fair skinned.

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[deleted]
5 points
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4 years ago
Theres also a lot of drugproblem, atleast in the rural areas and smaller villages. And also, HIV.

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/4fb00j/chinese_men_buy_young_vietnamese_girls/d27dakc/
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[deleted]
4 points
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4 years ago
Theres also a lot of drugproblem, atleast in the rural areas and smaller villages. And also, HIV.

level 2
Powastick
3 points
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4 years ago
Surprisingly, one of Viet women was actually educated, can even converse in Mandarin very well. She divorce after she could not stand her jobless husband ego.

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2inhoh/japan_and_the_united_states_are_revising_their/cl3somb/

I have a Vietnamese girlfriend who talks about China all the time.
Her brother is being conscripted into the military unless he goes to university, and this is widespread. In additio, anything chinese is hated, one of her cousins has a Chinese husband and halfchinese-halfvietnamese son who are both shunned by the girl's family.

IDK, my wife is Vietnamese and pretty much all other Vietnamese I know are part Chinese of varying degrees.

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2inhoh/comment/cl3y2z2

Oh don't get me wrong, my girlfriend is about 1/6 Chinese on her father's side. The thing is, they look past that. They only focus on it if it's a recent intertwining.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:34:13 No.834836466 Report

Quoted By: >>834836608

>>834836306
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2inhoh/comment/cl3w9k4?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

[deleted]
5y
>But they've hated the Chinese for a thousand years and always will.

I'm Vietnamese American and I would dispute that. Chinese TV shows and movies are extremely popular there.

When we grew up we used to watch a ton of Chinese shows (that were dubbed in Vietnamese).

Though I guess my perspective is different since I don't really hang around expats when I go visit my family there. So perhaps the more Westernized Viets don't like the Chinese. But for the regular people, the Chinese are just another group of people.

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2inhoh/comment/cl3xmwu

StinkyFishSauce
5y
I'm a native Vietnamese and that bothered me quite a bit. You see, before and during the Đổi mới reform, before Vietnamese government open itself to the world, there was not much entertainment content. So we imported tons of books, movies, TV shows and later, MMO games... from China - which was still considered an allies. So there's a lot of Chinese culture influence in modern day Vietnam. Although today, Vietnamese people got an influx of Western culture, the Chinese influence is still there. Of course there's also the influence from thousand years of China's occupation.

The hostile actions from China only started recently, and it stirred up a lot of hatred from the prideful Vietnamese people. In one hand, Vietnamese still consume Chinese cultural content and cheap Chinese-made goods (which notorious for being low quality and often harmful), but on the other hand, most of us are resentful toward China and it's government. As you can see from the other comments above me, that hatred has became racism toward Chinese people.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:39:29 No.834836608 Report

Quoted By: >>834836661

>>834836466
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2inhoh/japan_and_the_united_states_are_revising_their/cl3ywes/
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2inhoh/japan_and_the_united_states_are_revising_their/cl42aru/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

On the third topic, I don't know if you can categorize this kind of hatred into racism, but it certainly is bad. The shunning action from your gf's family sadden me. Who know if what kind of ideal that Chinese husband may hold. This kind of unfound hatred from Vietnamese people has been appearing a lot online, too. I do hope more and more Vietnamese seek more knowledge about the nature of this conflict.

https://www.reddit.com/r/August2019Bumpers/comments/ar0nyj/daily_thread_2_february_15_2019/egk61co/

vvml

"Haha yes! My husband is Chinese so baby will have a Chinese last name. I wanted the Vietnamese represented in there so hence that being added as a middle name too. "

https://www.reddit.com/r/August2019Bumpers/comments/ao7y5k/daily_thread_2_february_07_2019/efyybai/

vvml

We've had a girl name and a boy name for years. Our little one will be Amelia Victoria (Vietnamese Name) (Husband's Last Name). My husband is Chinese and she'll have a Chinese last name so i want her to have her Vietnamese heritage in her name too. I'm leaving that part for my parents though because I don't know enough about Vietnamese names to pick one.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:41:18 No.834836661 Report

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>>834836608
https://www.reddit.com/r/August2019Bumpers/comments/aj3vx9/daily_pm_thread_january_23_2019/eesijmh/

vvml

Yay due date twinies <3 I feel like I'm so tired in the morning that I'm just like ehh wash the face...throw on big sweater to hide bump at work. Then last Friday I took the day off to get my bloodwork and go to an appointment so I wore a fitted shirt and looked down like, \"WOAH I'M PREGNANT!\" I ran over to my husband like, \"WOAH do you see how pregnant I look? When did this happen???\"\n\n\n\nHaha my husband would love that! He always loves generic Chinese takeout and keeps asking me if that's what I'm craving yet. Milk sounds like a great one too! Lots of calcium!

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:41:50 No.834836674 Report

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https://www.reddit.com/r/BabyBumps/comments/auoj0c/unsure_about_family_reaction_baby_gender/eh9hruz/

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Before we even started trying, I knew I wanted a girl. I know you’re not supposed to favor a gender and just hope for a healthy baby, but if I was guaranteed a healthy baby, then I’d want a girl. My husband was the same way. He has this idea in his head that she’ll be daddy’s little girl. My parents wanted a granddaughter too (they had me (girl) and my brother). My inlaws also wanted a girl (they had two boys).
Then a few weeks before we found out the sex, my FIL suddenly said he wanted a boy. Even my husband was shocked because his dad always wanted a girl. His reasoning was that a boy could “carry on the family name.” (My inlaws are Chinese for context and I am Vietnamese). I got kinda annoyed because I actually didn’t change my last name when we got married for this reason. Heck, my MIL didn’t change her last name either. And even if we had a son, maybe he won’t have kids, maybe his kids will have a hyphenated name, maybe the kids will have the mother’s name for some reason. Who knows? Are we gonna leave nothing to our daughter because of her last name? This isn’t 1857.
Well, we’re having a girl, so HA! But it did teach me that everyone is gonna have a preference and someone is gonna be unhappy. As long as you’re happy, that’s all that matters.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:52:14 No.834836991 Report

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>>834814339
Vietnam has entire groups of people descended from foreign men and Vietnamese women.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%E1%BB%A5i_%C4%91%E1%BB%9Di

>The Vietnamese term bụi đời ("dust of life") refers to vagrants in the city or, trẻ bụi đời to street children or juvenile gangs. From 1989, following a song in the musical Miss Saigon, "Bui-Doi"[1] came to popularly refer to Amerasian children left behind in Vietnam after the Vietnam War.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minh_H%C6%B0%C6%A1ng

>Minh Hương (Hán tự: 明鄉 or 明香) refers to descendants of Ming dynasty immigrants who settled in southern Vietnam during the 16th and 18th centuries. They were among the first wave of ethnic Chinese who came to southern Vietnam.

>Han Chinese Ming dynasty refugees numbering 3,000 came to Vietnam at the end of the Ming dynasty. They opposed the Qing dynasty and were fiercely loyal to the Ming dynasty. Vietnamese women married these Han Chinese refugees since most of them were soldiers and single men. Their descendants became known as Minh Hương and they strongly identified as Chinese despite influence from Vietnamese mothers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoa_people#Early_immigration:_15th-18th_centuries

>Minh Hương were ethnically hyrid Chinese and Vietnamese descended from Chinese men and Vietnamese women. They lived in rural areas and in urban areas.[94]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lai_%C4%90%E1%BA%A1i_H%C3%A0n

>The term Lai Dai Han (or sometimes Lai Daihan/Lai Tai Han) (lai Đại Hàn in Vietnamese: pronounced [laːi ɗâˀi hâːn]; Korean: 라이따이한) is a Vietnamese term for a mixed ancestry person born to a South Korean father and a Vietnamese mother, including the victims of sexual assault by Korean soldiers, during the Vietnam War.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:56:24 No.834837131 Report

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>>834836991
Vietnamese were taken as slaves to Taiwan by the Dutch East India Company.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_people_in_Taiwan#History

>Vietnamese slaves were taken by the Dutch East India Company to Taiwan when it was under Dutch rule. The Dutch had Pampang and Quinamese slaves on their colony in Taiwan, and in 1643 offered rewards to aboriginal allies who would recapture the slaves for them when they ran away.[8] 18 Quinamese and Java slaves were involved in a Dutch attack against the Tammalaccouw aboriginals, along with 110 Chinese and 225 troops under Governor Traudenius on January 11, 1642.[9] 7 Quinnamese and 3 Javanese were involved in a gold hunting expedition along with 200 Chinese and 218 troops under Sernior Merchant Cornelis Caesar from November 1645 to January 1646.[10] "Quinam" was the Dutch name for the Vietnamese Nguyen Lord ruled Cochinchina (which used in the 17th century to refer to the area around Quang Nam in central Vietnam, (Annam) until in 1860 the French shifted the term Cochinchina to refer to the Mekong Delta in the far south,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] and Pampang was a place in Java which was ruled by the Dutch East India Company in the East Indies. The Dutch sided with the Trịnh lords of Tonkin (Northern Vietnam) against the Nguyen Lords of Quinam (Cochinchina) during the Trịnh–Nguyễn War and were therefore hostile to Quinam.[19][20][21]

The Vietnamese gave a Vietnamese princess to the Cambodian king in exchange for settling in Saigon which used to belong to Cambodia.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 12:57:28 No.834837166 Report

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>>834837131
The Vietnamese gave a Vietnamese princess to the Cambodian king in exchange for settling in Saigon which used to belong to Cambodia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chey_Chettha_II

>In order to balance the influence of the Siamese forces, which had devastated the previous capital at Lovek during the reign of his father, Chey Chettha approached the Nguyễn lord for help. To cement the resulting alliance, Chey Chettha was married to Princess Nguyễn Phúc Ngọc Vạn, a daughter of Lord Nguyễn Phúc Nguyên, in 1618.[3][4] In return, the king granted the Vietnamese the right to establish settlements in Mô Xoài (now Bà Rịa), in the region of Prey Nokor—which they colloquially referred to as Sài Gòn, and which later became Ho Chi Minh City.[1][5]

https://countercurrents.org/2018/12/what-happens-if-the-french-yellow-vests-win-a-view-from-vietnam/
https://www.counterpunch.org/2014/03/21/shameful-cowardly-european-art/
https://www.counterpunch.org/2015/10/02/southeast-asia-forgets-about-western-terror/#gsc.tab=0

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 13:08:44 No.834837519 Report

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>>834837166
http://palmares.mesures.com/the-vietnamese-women-who-fought-for-their-nation/
http://spas.zp.ua/uncategorized/women-in-vietnam/

Some Vietnamese women from Lào Cai who married Chinese men stated that among their reasons for doing so was that Vietnamese men beat their wives, engaged in affairs with mistresses, and refused to help their wives with chores, while Chinese men actively helped their wives carry out chores and take care of them.[58] Vietnamese women are touring to China as mail order brides for rural Chinese men to earn cash for their families and a rise in the usual of residing, matchmaking between Chinese men and Vietnamese women has increased and has not been effected by troubled relations between Vietnam and China.[fifty vietnamese girls nine][60][sixty one][sixty two][sixty three] Vietnamese mail order brides have also gone to Taiwan[64] and South Korea[65] for marriage. Familial obligations, especially in the course of the Vietnam War, forced many women to put off marriage until they reached an age the place they have been viewed as “unfavorable”. From a younger age, the eldest baby of a Vietnamese household had a variety of obligations to uphold.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130304192421/http://www.tuoitrenews.vn:80/cmlink/tuoitrenews/society/inside-a-vietnamese-girl-market-1.97444

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A sex worker waiting for men at the 'Vietnamese girl market'
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Chinese men can find sexual partners among Vietnamese sex workers at a “Vietnamese girl market”, which runs every night in Po-chai, a Chinese town on the border with Vietnam.

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This market offers only Vietnamese sex workers, although no Vietnamese men are served there.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 13:10:38 No.834837576 Report

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>>834837519
As evidenced by its name, the “market”, which is located in an apartment complex, has Vietnamese women only, and its guests are mainly Chinese men, An Ninh The Gioi (World Security) newspaper reported.

The ‘market’ mainly runs at night, when a group of at least four young women sits at the ground floor of each apartment building to welcome their guests.

These women usually embroider handkerchiefs while they sit there. Though the temperature sometimes drops to 5 degrees Celcius, they wear skimpy clothes, showing off their breasts and thighs.

No room for Vietnamese men

One night, the women say a man approaching One of them, possibly the group’s leader, greeted him in Chinese. The man said, “My boss is Vietnamese. Will any of you receive him? The group leader replied in disappointment, “We are not allowed to receive Vietnamese men.

Whenever they see Vietnamese men enter the building, the women waves them away and say, “Dear, we would love to serve you, but the police will catch you. Please leave before you get in trouble.”

One of the women at the market is named Hong. She was once the group’s leader, and now she trades sex toys in the area.

“The Chinese government has banned prostitution-related business, but in cross-border trade areas like Po-chai, the business is implicitly allowed on the condition that sex workers must be Vietnamese and their guests must be Chinese or foreign men, excluding Vietnamese men.

Brothel owners in the area are granted business licenses and they must pay relevant taxes and fees to the Chinese authorities. However, there remains a paradox that if any problems arise, they may be brought to court for charges of “harboring prostitutes.”

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A corner of the Po-chai town, Guangxi, China (Photo: VTC)

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 13:11:57 No.834837606 Report

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>>834837576
“One more oddity of this area is that these whorehouses are not governed by the local government but by ‘procurers’, who claim a right to ‘protect’ brothels based on a ‘fee’ they receive from brothel owners. They also act as tax and fee collectors, passing these payments on to authorities."

Any conflict between brothels or between guests and prostitutes is resolved by the procurers through physical violence and their law of the jungle.

When new sex workers arrive at the market, the local procurers have the right to “taste” them first before they serve their guests.

Any woman who violates the underworld law will be punished by the local boss; for example they may be taken to a room, stripped and beaten.

Tortured to the point of insanity

There have been cases in which local bosses tortured sex workers by continuously stimulating them with sex toys for a full day. After 24 hours of sexual stimulation, many women are so exhausted that they have to lay in bed for several days to recover.

There was one case, in particular, where a sex worker was paralyzed for a week after being tortured with sex toys. Women have also gone insane after being abused, one of whom is Dai, from the northern city of Hai Phong.

Dai, 21, was once considered the top prostitute at the B25 brothel. In her prime many men selected her for her services.

Dai had to give her pimp 40 percent of the money guests paid her, but there were still days when she was able to save more than 1,000 yuan (US$160).However, she still wasn’t able to afford her or her boyfriend’s drug addiction.

Dai’s pimp loaned her money at a 100% per day interest rate, and in February 2012, when her dept stood at 10,000 yuan (US$1,600), Dai and her lover escaped and hid in Pingxiang, a city in the municipal region of Chongzuo in southern China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 13:12:47 No.834837632 Report

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>>834837606
The pimp reported the escape to the local boss and Dai was seized two days later. She was brutally tortured with sex toys and went mad.

She began to groan and fall over whenever anyone touched her. Her boyfriend eventually brought her to Vietnam for medical treatment.

Hong, one of the prostitutes, said the pimps in the twon do not force any of the girls to work against their will. Only women who are in debt are forced to serve guests, in order to repay their debts.

Ransom and “rotary wife”

Many beautiful sex workers have lured men into paying a ransom to take them from their brothel so that they could live together as husband and wife.

A number of men have fallen into this trap and been forced to pay at least 4 taels of gold to the woman’s pimp for her realease.

However, the women can leave their “husband” at any time and return to their brothel to lure other men. The ransoms are split 60:40 with their pimps.

Some sex workers have been ransomed by two or three men at the same time.
When this happens the women consider themselves ‘rotary wives’.

Thi has experienced this before. She arrived in Po Trai when she was 13 years old to make a living by washing dishes at restaurants.

She was eventually adopted by Hong and led a decent life. Then, one day, after being beaten by Hong for stealing money from guests, Thi left and began working as a prostitute.

Thi later returned to Hong and lured a wealthy Chinese man named A Lo into ransoming her.

Lo paid 10 taels of gold and Thi lived with him for a while. Then, she started a fight with him and returned to Hong’s brothel. Lo ransomed her again, this time for four taels of gold.

After spending several years as Thi’s “husband”, Lo had no money left and Thi has since left him for good.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 13:28:55 No.834838112 Report

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JFC is this thread still going?
Fucking schizo. Fuck off

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 13:30:51 No.834838168 Report

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>>834837632
A similar trick is to sell girls to men looking for a wife or brothels that need workers for 10,000 yuan, of which the girl will get 6,000. However, after a certain amount of time, the girl will leave their husband or new brothel, leaving them in the lurch.

The girls will then be sold again, and the cycle will begin all over.

http://howtogetshappy.blogspot
.com/2018/05/prostitution-in-china.html?m=1
https://archive.is/WVZVG
https://archive.is/tgvhb
http://girlsworldinfo.blogspot
.com/2017/12/prostitution-in-china.html?m=1
https://archive.is/gfPkG
https://archive.is/5wt9o

http://www.self.gutenberg.org/articles/Prostitution_in_China

China is a recipient of Vietnamese prostitutes.[63][64][65][66]

Many Vietnamese women travel from Lao Cai in Vietnam to Hekou County in China to work in brothels. They provide sex mainly to Chinese men.[67]

Vietnamese women working as prostitutes in China have been trafficked from Vietnam through various means at the Guangxi border.[68] Ha Giang province is a conduit for women being trafficked to become prostitutes in China.[69] Chinese police sent 11 Vietnamese prostitutes working in Guangxi back to Vietnam in 2012.[70]

On the Chinese border with Vietnam, in the Chinese town of Po-chai, a "Vietnamese girl market" made out of Vietnamese prostitutes offers sex to Chinese men exclusively and refuses service to Vietnamese men.[71]

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>>834838168
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA113#v=onepage&q&f=false

http://web.archive.org/web/20160309170219/http://vannghetre.com.vn/vi/nguoi-viet-xa-que.nd175/co-dau-viet-o-lang-ngheo-trung-quoc.i1509.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20170510210426/http://www.thanhniennews.com/society/vietnamese-brides-happy-enough-with-chinese-husbands-30068.html

Vietnamese brides happy enough with Chinese husbands
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Vietnamese bride Nguyen Thi Hang stands in the shop where she works in Weijian village, in China's Henan province on July 29, 2014. Photo: AFP.

Their marriages were arranged for cash, but some of the Vietnamese women who have found unlikely Prince Charmings in remote Chinese villages say they are living happily ever after.
"Economically, life is better here in China," said Nguyen Thi Hang, one of around two dozen women from Vietnam who have married men in Linqi.
The township is a patchwork of hamlets spaced among cornfields deep in the mountains of Henan, one of China's poorer provinces.
It is some 1,700 kilometres (1,060 miles) away from Vietnam, but is a new market for an expanding -- and sometimes abusive -- marriage trade with Southeast Asia.
The business is fuelled by demand from rural Chinese men struggling to find wives in the face of their country's huge gender imbalance, driven by its limits on family size.
Hang, 30, arrived in Linqi last November, and struggles to communicate with customers at the dusty village store where she sells noodles, cola and cigarettes.

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But her basic living conditions -- a tiny bedroom with bare concrete walls, and an outdoor long-drop toilet next to a cage of chickens -- are an improvement on her previous home, she said.
"We lived in a bad quality brick house in Vietnam, and were farmers so had to work hard in the rice fields," she said.
Her marriage to a local 22-year-old was arranged by her family, she said, with small ceremonies held in her home town, and China.
"I knew they gave my family some money, but I did not dare ask my parents about that," she said.
"My relatives told me to marry a Chinese man, they told me they care for their wives, and I wouldn't have to work so much, just enjoy life," she added, smiling at a group of children buying sweets.
Her construction worker husband spends most of the year away from the village and was not present when AFP visited, but her grey-haired father-in-law seemed proud of the newest addition to his family.
"Vietnamese women are just like us, they do any kind of work, and work hard," said Liu Shuanggen. "It's not easy to find wives in this place, women are few."
Leftover men

It is a refrain heard across China, where decades of sex-selective abortions by families who prefer boys to girls now see 118 males born for every 100 females, according to government statistics.
The resulting gender gap has led to an explosion in "bride prices", payments traditionally made by the groom's relatives, hitting men in the poor countryside the hardest.
"To get married, the bride's family will often require a car and a house, so it's easier to get married if you have more money," said shopkeeper Wang Yangfang, adding: "In Vietnam, they demand lower prices."
The typical cost for a Vietnamese woman is 20,000 yuan ($3,200), Linqi residents said -- less than a quarter of the local price, and such a bargain that more than 20 Vietnamese women have found homes in the area in recent years.
But the trade is also rife with abuses.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 14:05:55 No.834839299 Report

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>>834839228
At a shelter in Vietnam, AFP this year spoke to a dozen girls who said they were tricked by relatives, friends or boyfriends and sold to Chinese men as brides.
Myanmar's government said in a 2011 report that most trafficking from the country is "committed solely with the intention of forcing girls and women into marriages with Chinese men".
Chinese police "rescued and repatriated" 1,281 abducted foreign women in 2012 alone, most of them from southeast Asia, the state-run China Daily reported.
Experts say lax law enforcement in rural areas means thousands of other cases probably go undiscovered.
In Linqi, several families refused to talk about their Vietnamese members, with one woman identified as being from the country shooed indoors when reporters arrived.
A driver pointed out a tiny settlement nestled between intimidating peaks as a destination for bought women.
"When they arrive they'll run off after a few days," he said. "But it's not easy to run from here, because it's so mountainous, and the hills are full of relatives.
"If you go missing, the relatives will contact each other and bring you back."
Runaway brides
It is impossible to say how many of the women are victims of trafficking.
"There are no precise figures," said Zhejiang University sociology professor Feng Gang, adding: "It's likely that the proportion of forced marriages is not large."
Nonetheless Chinese media regularly report cases of "runaway brides" who flee shortly after their weddings.
Some will have simply changed their minds, or be scams to defraud the men of the bride price, said Feng.
Undoubtedly, some of the marriages are voluntary. The men of Linqi have travelled for work to Vietnam, where Vu Thi Hong Thuy, 21, met her husband.
"We got to know each other, fell in love and got married," she said.
"In Vietnam... we had to work hard, but we could not earn enough. Now I think life is better as only my husband works."

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>>834839299
Despite currently tense relations between the Communist neighbours, a host of "Vietnam dating" websites also fuels the trade, peppered with images of Vietnamese women advertised as "kind" and "obedient".
"We charge 3,000 yuan to arrange dates in Ho Chi Minh city, and if the two decide to get married, it's an extra 36,000 to arrange the wedding -- including photographs," said a staff member at one site, declining to be named.
Many also offer replacements if the new bride escapes.
"If the female partner divorces or runs away within the first two months, we are responsible for finding another partner," she added.

https://web.archive.org/web/20140828112248/http://www.i24news.tv/en/news/culture/40694-140818-china-seeks-brides-for-richer-for-poorer

http://www.mullc.com/hommes_rurales_chinoises_achetent_vietnamiens_brides_pour_3200_d0oBO7.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20160309170219/http://vannghetre.com.vn/vi/nguoi-viet-xa-que.nd175/co-dau-viet-o-lang-ngheo-trung-quoc.i1509.html

Cô dâu Việt ở làng nghèo Trung Quốc (19/08/2014)
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Đám cưới của họ được sắp đặt vì tiền, nhưng một số cô dâu Việt Nam, dù không tìm thấy “chàng hoàng tử” của mình khi sống ở những ngôi làng nghèo xa xôi của Trung Quốc, vẫn hài lòng với những gì họ đang có.

Nguyen Thi Hang tại cửa hàng bán đồ tạp hóa ở Linqi.

“Về mặt kinh tế, cuộc sống ở đây,Trung Quốc, khấm khá hơn”, Nguyen Thi Hang, một trong hơn hai chục phụ nữ Việt kết hôn với những người đàn ông ở Linqi cho biết.

Thị trấn này là mảng chắp lại của những ngôi làng, xem giữa những cánh đồng ngô, nằm sâu trong những dãy núi của Hà Nam, một trong những tỉnh nghèo hơn của Trung Quốc. Nó cũng cách Việt Nam tới tận 1.700km. Nhưng đây là thị trường mới cho ngành mai mối hôn nhân đang nở rộ ở châu Á.

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>>834839507
Ngành này đang được “tiếp liệu” nhờ nhu cầu của đàn ông nông thôn Trung Quốc, những người khó có thể tìm được vợ khi tình trạng bất cân bằng giới tính trong nước ngày một lớn.

Hang, 30 tuổi, đến Linqi vào tháng 11 năm ngoái. Cô đang phải nỗ lực giao tiếp với khách hàng tại cửa hàng bụi bặm của mình, nơi cô bán mỳ, cô-ca, và thuốc lá.

Cô cho biết điều kiện sống cơ bản của cô, một phòng ngủ bé xíu với những bức tường bê tông, và một nhà vệ sinh ở xa, ngoài trời, cạnh chuồng gà, còn khá hơn so với ngôi nhà trước của cô.

“Chúng tôi đã sống trong ngôi nhà gạch kém chất lượng ở Việt Nam và chúng tôi làm nông, làm việc quần quật trên cánh đồng lúa”, cô nói.

Cô cũng cho biết hôn nhân của cô với người đàn ông 22 tuổi địa phương do gia đình cô sắp đặt, với lễ cưới nho nhỏ được tổ chức ở cả quê cô và Trung Quốc.

“Tôi biết họ cho gia đình tôi ít tiền, nhưng tôi đã không dám hỏi cha mẹ về điều đó”, cô nói. “Người thân của tôi nói tôi cưới một người đàn ông Trung Quốc. Họ nói họ sẽ chăm sóc cho vợ họ và tôi sẽ không phải làm việc nặng nhọc, chỉ việc tận hưởng cuộc sống”, cô nói và mỉm cười với những đứa trẻ đang mua kẹo.

Chồng cô, công nhân xây dựng, đi xa suốt năm và đã không có nhà khi phóng viên AFP tới thăm. Nhưng người bố chồng tóc đã điểm bạc của cô dường như tự hào về thành viên mới của gia đình.

“Phụ nữ Việt giống như chúng tôi. Họ làm mọi việc và chăm chỉ”, Liu Shuanggen nói. “Không dễ gì tìm vợ ở nơi này. Phụ nữ khan hiếm.”

Trai ế

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Vu Thi Hong Thuy khoe ảnh người chồng Trung Quốc.

Tỉ lệ sinh 118 bé trai/100 bé gái theo thống kê của chính phủ đã trở thành điệp khúc của ở Trung Quốc. Suốt nhiều thế kỷ, ở Trung Quốc, nhiều gia đình đã chọn sinh con theo giới tính, chọn bé trai thay vì bé gái.

Bất cân bằng giới tính đã dẫn đến sự bùng nổ trong “giá cô dâu”, khiến những người đàn ông ở vùng quê nghèo cảm thấy nặng nề nhất.

“Để kết hôn, gia đình cô dâu thường đòi xe, nhà. Vì vậy chỉ dễ kết hôn khi bạn có nhiều tiền”, người bán hàng có tên Wang Yangfang cho hay. “Ở Việt Nam, họ đòi với giá thấp hơn.”

Người dân ở Linqi cũng hé lộ giá chung để cưới một phụ nữ Việt là 20.000 Tệ (3.200USD), bằng ¼ giá của một cô dâu nội địa. Chính vì vậy mà hơn 20 phụ nữ Việt đã có gia đình mới ở khu vực này trong những năm gần đây.

Nhưng thương mại hôn nhân cũng không tránh khỏi những lạm dụng.

Ở một nhà bảo trợ tại Việt Nam, phóng viên AFP đã nói chuyện với hơn chục cô gái cho biết đã bị gia đình, bạn bè, thậm chí bạn trai lừa bán làm vợ cho đàn ông Trung Quốc.

Chính phủ Myanmar cho biết một báo cáo năm 2011 cho thấy hầu hết các vụ buôn người ở nước này là “ép buộc các cô gái và phụ nữ kết hôn với đàn ông Trung Quốc”.

Theo tờ China Daily, chỉ riêng năm 2012, cảnh sát Trung Quốc đã “giải cứu và trao trả” 1.281 phụ nữ nước ngoài bị bắt cóc và hầu hết là tới từ Đông Nam Á.

Các chuyên gia cũng cho rằng tình trạng luật pháp lỏng lẻo ở các vùng nông thôn khiến hàng ngàn vụ việc khác không bị phát hiện.

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 14:18:53 No.834839734 Report

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Ở Linqi, nhiều gia đình từ chối nói về các thành viên tới từ Việt Nam của họ.

Cô dâu chạy trốn

Khó có thể nói có bao nhiêu phụ nữ là nạn nhân của nạn buôn người. “Không có con số chính xác”, giáo sư xã hội học Feng Gang, Đại học Chiết Giang cho biết. “Dường như tỷ lệ kết hôn ép buộc không lớn”.

Tuy nhiên, báo chí Trung Quốc thường xuyên đưa tin về các vụ “cô dâu chạy trốn” ít lâu sau khi kết hôn.

Song cũng có một số trường hợp kết hôn tự nguyện. Đàn ông ở Linqi đã đến làm việc ở Việt Nam. Vu Thi Hong Thuy, 21 tuổi, đã gặp chồng mình như vậy. “Chúng tôi quen biết nhau, yêu nhau, rồi kết hôn”, cô nói.

“Ở Việt Nam…chúng tôi làm việc quần quật, nhưng có thể không đủ sống. Tôi nghĩ cuộc sống của tôi khá hơn, với chỉ một mình chồng làm việc.”

Bất chấp căng thẳng hiện nay giữa Việt Nam-Trung Quốc, các trang web “hẹn hò Việt Nam” vẫn nhộn nhịp, với nhiều hình của phụ nữ Việt được miêu tả là “tốt bụng”, “ngoan”.

“Chúng tôi lấy 3.000 Tệ để sắp xếp các cuộc hẹn ở thành phố Hồ Chí Minh. Nếu hai bên đồng ý cưới, thêm 36.000 Tệ nữa để sắp xếp lễ cưới, gồm cả chụp ảnh”, một nhân viên của trang web cho hay.

Và cũng có điều kiện trong trường hợp cô dâu chạy trốn. “Nếu người phụ nữ ly hôn hoặc chạy trốn trong vòng 2 tháng đầu, chúng tôi sẽ có trách nhiệm tìm người khác”, cô cho biết thêm.
VŨ QUÝ Theo AFP
Nguồn: Dantri

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https://web.archive.org/web/20170213010153/http://www.businessinsider.com/rural-chinese-men-are-buying-vietnamese-brides-for-3200-2014-8
https://web.archive.org/web/20170510131806/http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1576383/joy-and-pain-vietnamese-brides-cash

https://web.archive.org/web/20170510135529/http://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyle/people/2014/08/22/seeking-vietnamese-brides/

https://web.archive.org/web/20160303095842/http://news.yahoo.com/east-wed-china-seeks-brides-richer-poorer-040218390.html

https://books.google.com/books?id=iaQ3AAAAQBAJ&pg=PA134#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=tV6MAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA294#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=i1q4AwAAQBAJ&pg=PA142#v=onepage&q&f=false

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/mail-order-bride-killed-by-husband-2028705.html

Authorities in Vietnam have expressed concern about the number of women being sent overseas as mail-order brides, after one was murdered by her South Korean husband eight days after she arrived in the country.

Following the murder, the 47-year-old husband turned himself in to police, saying he had heard a "ghost's voice" urging him to kill his 20-year-old wife. It later emerged he had been treated for schizophrenia more than 50 times in the past five years.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-brides-taiwan-idUSTP5166420070505

Taiwan men seek mail-order brides from Vietnam
Ralph Jennings
TAIPEI (Reuters) - In Taiwan, some men choose brides from the comfort of their living rooms by watching a TV show that airs photographs and biographical details of Vietnamese women looking for husbands.

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>>834840379
Some Vietnamese women from Lào Cai who married Chinese men stated that among their reasons for doing so was that Vietnamese men beat their wives, engaged in affairs with mistresses, and refused to help their wives with chores, while Chinese men actively helped their wives carry out chores and take care of them.[58]

https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA113#v=onepage&q&f=false

Title Vietnamese-Chinese Relationships at the Borderlands: Trade, Tourism and Cultural Politics
Routledge Contemporary Asia Series
Author Yuk Wah Chan
Edition illustrated
Publisher Routledge, 2013
ISBN 1134494572, 9781134494576
Length 148 pages
Subjects Social Science Ethnic Studies General

Political Science / General
Social Science / Ethnic Studies / General
Social Science / Regional Studies

Sex tourism, gender politics and cross-border marriage 113

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https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/05/the-plight-of-vietnams-mail-order-brides/257814/

Every year, thousands of Vietnamese women are sold into marriages abroad.

A screenshot from J&N Viet-Bride's website showcases couples who met through the Singapore-based matchmaking service. (jnvietbride.com.sg)
In yesterday's edition of the Global Times, the Chinese English-language newspaper tells us "Vietnam's mail-order bride business is booming." This, of course, is nothing new. But the story, and the controversy surrounding international marriage migration in Vietnam, reminded me of my time in the country.

Back in 2007, when I was working to support the health and welfare of migrant brides from Vietnam, an acquaintance sent a photograph he had taken while visiting Ho Chi Minh City's District 5. It was of a poster advertising a marriage broker's services, and its bulleted text read: "She is a virgin, she will be yours in only three months, fixed price, if she escapes in the first year, guaranteed to be replaced."

Although cross-border migration between countries of the region has existed for centuries, the mid-1990s saw a rapid uptick in the number of Vietnamese women marrying foreign men from countries around East and Southeast Asia. Living by the hundreds in viewing hotels around Ho Chi Minh City, women wait day after day for a prospective foreign husband to come and choose them.
How migrant brides eventually arrive in South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and even China is controlled by a network of agents whose motives are more driven by profits than the welfare of the people they profess to help.

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The proliferation of marriage brokering is largely market driven, and at the intersection of supply and demand, is the market price for these women: about US$5,000. One Singaporean agency, J&N Viet-Bride, advertises that men can travel to Vietnam, select a bride, get married, and return home, all in the space of a week. Their new wives join them a month later, once the visa formalities are completed.

http://web.archive.org/web/20120601144456/http://www.globaltimes.cn/NEWS/tabid/99/ID/711792/More-men-say-I-do-to-mail-order-Vietnamese-women.aspx

More men say ‘I do’ to mail-order Vietnamese women
Global Times | May 29, 2012 00:55
By Yan Shuang
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More men say ‘I do’ to mail-order Vietnamese women
Vietnam's mail-order bride business is booming, fueled by surging demand from Chinese men who have given up hope of finding a compatriot wife and are lured by the prospect of a bargain bride bought in a group purchase. Though international marriage agencies are officially illegal, loopholes in China have allowed the industry to flourish and prompted calls from experts to regulate such businesses so they can be more closely supervised.

For a group purchase price of 30,000 to 40,000 yuan ($4,727-$6,303), an attractive Vietnamese bride aged between 18 and 25 can be "bought" from a marriage agency based in Yunnan Province, which regularly posts online advertisements.

Heading south for love

The agency, ynxn1314.com, is registered as a Chinese dating service in the provincial capital Kunming. It organizes group tours to Vietnam for single Chinese men and arranges dates for them with Vietnamese women selected from a catalogue as a possible mate for marriage.

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The cost of the tour includes travel expenses, translation services, gifts for the women's families and the wedding ceremony. If dates fail or men are unsatisfied with the women they have chosen, the agency charges clients just 2,000 yuan for the tour. They also assume responsibility for finding clients a new bride if the first one flees after the wedding, according to a report by Kunming-based newspaper the Spring City Evening News.

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https://indomemoires.hypotheses.org/23318

AGENDA / EVÉNEMENTS, EXPOSITIONS
BEN VALENTINE : PHOTOGRAPHING THE FORGOTTEN VIETNAMESE WIDOWS OF JAPANESE WWII SOLDIERS
20/07/2016 INDOMEMOIRES
[ndlr] Signalement d’un article intéressant sur une exposition photographique de Phan Quang à Ho Chi Minh-Ville.
When we talk about Japan and Vietnam in the 1940s, we discuss World War II, invasions, colonialism, and other monumental events that unfolded in this part of the world, but sent ripples across the globe. These grand historical narratives are crude tools used to summarize — but that never fully explain — what happened. In Vietnam, as in most countries, the way we remember such histories is embedded with propaganda. The stories we don’t tell, the names we forget, the people we don’t eulogize are greater in number by far than the ones we do. Vietnamese conceptual artist Phan Quang’s new series on view at Ho Chi Minh City’s Blanc Art Space, Re/Cover, is an evocative micro-history lost to most textbooks, but important nonetheless.
In 2011, Phan began researching Vietnamese women who had children with Japanese soldiers between 1940 and 1955. Although Japan was defeated and officially left Vietnam in 1945, some soldiers stayed behind until 1954–55, when their government demanded their return. Within that short window of time, when the whole world was at war and then struggling to rebuild, some Vietnamese women and Japanese soldiers fell in love and had children. While Vietnamese history decries and demonizes the invasion, and would try to ostracize these children as the products of prostitution or rapes by invaders, Phan began to find very different stories, many of them touching stories of love and remembrance, stories that did not fit into the dominant narrative.

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Lire la suite : Hyperallergic, 19/07/2016.
Phan Quang’s Re/Cover is on view at Blanc Art Gallery (57 D Tu Xuong Street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) through July 20.
Image « à la une » : Phan Quang, “Re/Cover no. 5” (2013) © Phan Quang

colonial French Indochina

https://indomemoires.hypotheses.org/12538

AGENDA / EVÉNEMENTS, THÈSES / PHD
ISABELLE TRACOL-HUYNH : ENTRE ORDRE COLONIAL ET SANTÉ PUBLIQUE, LA PROSTITUTION AU TONKIN DE 1885 À 1954 [THÈSE]
11/12/2013 INDOMEMOIRES
Université Lumière Lyon 2
École doctorale 483 ScSo
Faculté GHHAT
Département d’histoire
Institut d’Asie Orientale

Entre ordre colonial et santé publique, la prostitution au Tonkin de 1885 à 1954
Isabelle TRACOL-HUYNH
Groupe de prostituées dans les années 1950. © Archives personnelles de RTV.
Groupe de prostituées dans les années 1950. © Archives personnelles de RTV.
Thèse pour l’obtention du titre de docteur en Histoire de l’Université de Lyon délivré par l’Université Lumière Lyon 2
Sous la direction de Christian HENRIOT

Présentée et soutenue publiquement le jeudi 12 décembre 2013
ENS de Lyon, IAO, à 14h en salle R66, 15 parvis René Descartes, Lyon
Devant un jury composé de :
Sylvie CHAPERON – professeure à l’Université Toulouse 2 le Mirail
Christopher GOSCHA – professeur à l’Université du Québec à Montréal
Christian HENRIOT – professeur à l’Université Lumière Lyon 2
Dominique KALIFA – professeur à l’Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Philippe PAPIN – professeur à l’École Pratique des Hautes Études

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Résumé :
Entre ordre colonial et santé publique, la prostitution au Tonkin de 1885 à 1954
L’étude de la prostitution au Tonkin pendant la colonisation française est celle d’un monde en mutation. Le développement de la prostitution est à relier directement avec les changements socio-économiques que connaît le Tonkin. La mobilité croissante des populations à l’époque coloniale a pour conséquence une urbanisation importante accompagnée d’une transformation radicale de la société urbaine. Ces changements favorisent une expansion à la fois quantitative et qualitative de la prostitution car de nouvelles formes apparaissent (chanteuses, danseuses, etc.).
Fenêtre ouverte sur un monde urbain en transformation, le monde prostitutionnel permet également de rendre compte de la complexité de la société coloniale dont il est le microcosme puisqu’il en reprend la hiérarchie raciale, les rapports de domination, de tension et de sympathie réciproque. Ce microcosme est placé sous le signe de la rencontre des genres et, surtout, des races, ce qui, en situation coloniale, ne va pas sans poser problème. La gestion de la prostitution par les autorités s’insère directement dans la politique de maintien de l’ordre mise en place par l’État colonial, puisqu’elle s’efforce de recréer au sein du monde prostitutionnel la hiérarchie, à la fois genrée et raciale, régissant l’ensemble de la société coloniale.
Le second volet de l’administration de la prostitution est sanitaire car c’est au nom de la santé publique que la prostitution est réglementée. Le but est de lutter contre les maladies vénériennes, péril pour l’individu et la nation. L’histoire de la prostitution au Tonkin est celle d’une tension entre une administration tentant de contrôler un monde prostitutionnel mouvant et multiforme et les acteurs du monde prostitutionnel qui mettent en place des stratégies de contournement et d’évitement.

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Ce travail entend analyser à la fois le système mis en place par les autorités et la réalité du monde prostitutionnel en s’intéressant à ses acteurs et à ses lieux.
Mots-clés : Vietnam ; Tonkin ; colonisation ; prostitution ; santé publique ; péril vénérien ; police ; culture urbaine ; problème public ; rôle de la presse

https://indomemoires.hypotheses.org/1747

SIGNALEMENTS
GINA MARIE WEAVER : IDEOLOGIES OF FORGETTING – RAPE IN THE VIETNAM WAR
22/10/2012 INDOMEMOIRES

Gina Marie Weaver, Ideologies of Forgetting. Rape in the Vietnam War, New York, State University of New York Press, 2010, 198 p.
First book to study rape and sexual abuse of Vietnamese women by U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Rape has long been a part of war, and recent conflicts in Bosnia, Rwanda, and Darfur demonstrate that it may be becoming an even more integral strategy of modern warfare. In contrast to the media attention to sexual violence against women in these recent conflicts, however, the incidence and consequences of rape in the Vietnam War have been largely overlooked. Using testimony, oral accounts, literature, and film, Ideologies of Forgetting focuses on the rape and sexual abuse of Vietnamese women by U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War, and argues that the erasure and elision of these practices of sexual violence in the U.S. popular imagination perpetuate the violent masculinity central to contemporary U.S. military culture. Gina Marie Weaver claims that recognition of this violence is important not just for an accurate historical record, but also to truly understand the Vietnam veteran’s trauma, which often stems from his aggression rather than his victimization.

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“This is exactly the moment to take a new hard hook at the incidents of rape in the U.S. war in Vietnam—and its extended consequences for both the victims and the perpetrators of those rapes.” — Cynthia Enloe, author of Globalization and Militarism: Feminists Make the Link
“At a time when the phrase ‘support our troops’ has become a national mantra, recognition of how that support was enabled and narrativized becomes even more important.” — Susan Jeffords, author of The Remasculinization of America: Gender and the Vietnam War
Gina Marie Weaver is Assistant Professor of English at Southern Nazarene University.
Aperçu sur Google Books

https://indomemoires.hypotheses.org/1711

INFORMATIONS LIÉES AU SÉMINAIRE, PROGRAMME DES SÉANCES
SÉMINAIRE “MÉMOIRES D’INDOCHINE” : SÉANCE 5
22/10/2012 INDOMEMOIRES
Année universitaire 2012-2013 / Master Asie Orientale Contemporaine (ASIOC) / Semestre 1

Mémoires d’Indochine :
Regards internes sur la décolonisation et la guerre
au Viêt-Nam, Laos et Cambodge

Séance 5 – vendredi 26 octobre 2012
« Femmes, guerre, décolonisation »
* * *
Cette séance abordera la question des femmes aux prises d’une décolonisation brutale et leur mobilisation dans la guerre civile vietnamienne de part et d’autre du 17ème Parallèle. Pour illustrer cette thématique, on s’intéressera aux parcours révolutionnaires féminins et aux stratégies de survie de femmes face aux violences de guerre.

Extraits de textes à discuter :
Le Ly Hayslip, avec la collaboration de Jay Wurts, Entre le ciel et la terre, Paris, Editions du Seuil / mémoire, octobre 1993, pp. 67-101 [+ dos de couverture].
Xuan Phuong, [avec la collaboration de] Danièle Mazingarbe, Ao Dai. Du couvent des Oiseaux à la jungle du Viêt-minh, Paris, Plon, 2001, pp. 53-85 [+ dos de couverture].

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* * *
Exposés oraux :
Stéphane Verdeille : Regards croisés sur deux itinéraires. Tran Thi Hao, La jeune fille et la guerre, Paris: L’Harmattan, Lettres asiatiques, 2007 et Xuan Phuong, Ao Dai. Du couvent des Oiseaux à la jungle du Viêt-minh, Paris, Plon, 2001.
Joachim Boittout : Témoignages chinois sur la guerre du Viêt-Nam, exemples de la revue Lao zhaopian (老照片).

Pour aller plus loin :
Doan Cam Thi, « Femme, fantasme et guerre. Genèse d’une parole libre dans « La survivante de la Forêt qui rit », nouvelle vietnamienne de 1991 », La revue des ressources, 2 avril 2007.
Nathalie Huynh Chau Nguyen, Memory is another country. Women of the Vietnamese Diaspora, Santa Barbara, California: Praeger, 2009.
Phan Thanh Hao & Karen G. Turner, Even the Women Must Fight. Memories of War from North Vietnam, New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1998.
Sandra C. Taylor, Vietnamese Women at war. Fighting for Ho Chi Minh and the revolution, Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, Modern war studies, 1999.
Gina Marie Weaver, Ideologies of Forgetting. Rape in the Vietnam War, New York, State University of New York Press, 2010.

https://indomemoires.hypotheses.org/1893

RECENSIONS D'OUVRAGES
LE LY HAYSLIP : ENTRE CIEL ET TERRE – PAR HÉLÈNE LÊ
26/10/2012 INDOMEMOIRES
S’il est un seul bouquin à recommander aux générations qui par chance ne vécurent pas la Guerre du Vietnam, il s’agit bien d’Entre le Ciel et la Terre (When Heaven and Earth change places : A Vietnamese Woman’s Journey from War to Peace).
Le Ly Hayslip, à l’aide de Jay Wurts, y conte son parcours de simple paysanne vietnamienne, tour à tour enfant, soldate, amante. Edité en 1998, le texte n’a pas perdu de sa force et s’ancre plus que jamais dans l’actualité. Le destin de cette grande dame qui inspira Oliver Stone, pour un troisième film consacré à la guerre du Vietnam (Entre Ciel et Terre, 1993), fascine par la compassion qui s’en dégage.

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Parce qu’il est un témoignage de femme – un des seuls qu’il soit possible de trouver en librairie -, cet ouvrage autobiographique est dénué d’une violence cliché que l’on associe à la Guerre du Vietnam, nombre de films cultes aidant. Le Ly Hayslip ouvre les portes d’un dialogue en vu d’une compréhension, dont le manque engendra la haine sous ses yeux d’enfant, d’adolescente puis de femme. Pour la première fois, une Vietnamienne tente de saisir à l’aide des enseignements bouddhistes reçus de son père, le mécanisme complexe de la violence, omniprésent dans son existence. Dire qu’elle y parvient lui volerait de son crédit et pourtant… Au fil des pages, pardonner et aimer ses propres bourreaux devient possible, à l’instar de ce qu’elle fit.
S’il n’y avait pas eu son désir de paix, qui aurait braqué les projecteurs sur de simples paysans, acteurs obligés de cette guerre ? Du côté américain, les hommages aux soldats vétérans ne font pas défaut. A tel point qu’il n’est plus un seul Américain qui ne sache les séquelles psychologiques liées aux multiples massacres perpétrés au Vietnam.

En revanche, on néglige par manque de matière les dommages collatéraux qu’elle causa chez toute une génération de paysans vietnamiens enrôlés dans un idéal de patriotisme instrumentalisé. Le Ly Hayslip rétablit cet oubli à travers une réflexion sur le concept de bonheur chez les Vietnamiens, intelligemment confronté à celui de ses compatriotes d’adoption américains.
A l’adresse des Vietnamiens qui ont fui le pays suite à la guerre, Le Ly Hayslip offre un hommage symbolique à ceux qui comme elle, demeurent entre ciel et terre. Mais bien au delà d’une simple leçon d’amour, il s’agit d’un puissant message universel de tolérance et de paix. La seule arme qui vaille véritablement la peine d’être dégainée.
Hélène Le
A lire !

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>>834840840
Hayslip Le Ly, When Heaven and Earth change places : A Vietnamese Woman’s journey from War to Peace, 1989.
Hayslip Le Ly, Child of War, Woman of Peace, 1993.
Réf. : Le Ly Hayslip (avec Jay Wurst), Entre le ciel et la terre, Paris : Editions du Seuil, 1993.
Source : Buddha Channel TV
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« En 1986, citoyenne des Etats-Unis après avoir vécu seize ans en Amérique, je suis retourné au Vietnam. Je voulais savoir ce qu’étaient devenus ma famille, mon village, mon peuple et l’homme que j’avais aimé et qui m’avait donné mon premier fils. Je suis partie avec beaucoup de souvenirs et de nombreuses questions. Ce livre est l’histoire de ce dont je me souviens et de ce que j’ai découvert. »
Phung Thi Le Ly Hayslip
San Diego, Californie, 1989

https://indomemoires.hypotheses.org/2957

DOCUMENTAIRES, HISTOIRE ORALE / VIDÉOGRAMMES
XIN ĐỪNG QUÊN TÔI – FORGET ME NOT – NE M’OUBLIEZ PAS
14/11/2012 INDOMEMOIRES

[ndlr] En 1995, Vietnam Exodus lançait une campagne intitulé « Xin Đừng Quên Tôi – Forget me not » auprès des réfugiés pour recueillir des informations sur les boat people disparus. Une mission en Thaïlande était organisée pour retrouver les jeunes filles et femmes boat people disparues (enlevées ou décédées en mer). L’avis de recherche ci-dessous a été posté sur You Tube en 2009 pour sensibiliser l’opinion internationale sur ce problème.

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https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1252&context=wilj
216

Prostitution of Vietnamese women and children is yet another major health problem. Doi Moi has increased the number of young women who move to the cities to engage in prostitution, often catering to foreigners and 216 tourists. As a result, the AIDS epidemic in Vietnam is spreading, and accounts for approximately 50% of the sexually transmitted diseases found in arrested prostitutes.217

According to the Ministry of Labor, at least 15% of arrested prostitutes were between thirteen and sixteen years old.2 ' 8 The rise in child prostitution has been attributed, in part, to the rapid economic growth seen recently in developing Asian countries. In addition, the phobia of AIDS that exists among patrons of the sex trade has also contributed to this increase, as customers often assume that young children are free of, or constitute a cure for, AIDS. 219

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>>834840959
Nguyen Huu Quynh Tram, supra note 171 (quoting Madame Le Thi Quy of Hanoi's Center for Research on Family and Women, and citing Peter Jansen, Vietnamese Women Get Bad Deal from Doi Moi, ARAB NEWS, Oct. 7, 1994 (attributing conclusion to the data collected from WOMEN'S MAGAZINE OF Ho CHI MINH CITY, Tran Bui Vinh Phuoc, Speech at Harvard University (July 1994); Tuan Bao Phap Luat, LAW WEEKLY, July 12, 1993 (reporting investigation conducted by THE WOMEN'S MAGAZINE, May 13, 1992 issue, charging that prostitutes, disguised as employees of hotels, coffee houses or massage parlors, shared 50% of their earnings with hotels, thereby escaping government regulations prohibiting solicitation). Perhaps the puritan values and cultural tradition of revering women as heroines and national treasures have made it difficult for researchers to gather accurate data on prostitution, venereal deseases, or sex crimes, such as rapes. Data on sexual abuses of women or comfort women (can bo ho ly), if any, during wartime were also difficult to gather. Very few women volunteered evidence of sex crimes, even if they occurred in the context of war. See LELY HAYSLIP, WHEN HEAVEN AND EARTH CHANGED PLACE (1989) (the wife of an American solider relating experience of being raped by militiaman during Vietnam War only after she had arrived in America).

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https://web.archive.org/web/20110911035101/http://www.bpsos.org/documents/VietnamCountryReportMay282008.pdf
http://gvnet.com/humantrafficking/Vietnam.htm
http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Thousands-of-Vietnamese-women-and-children-sold-as-sex-slaves--17850.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/luke-daleharris/vietnam-human-trafficking_b_2424595.html

https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA211#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA209#v=onepage&q&f=false

https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA216#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA217#v=onepage&q&f=false

Title Tourism in Southeast Asia: Challenges and New Directions
Editor Michael Hitchcock
Edition illustrated
Publisher NIAS Press, 2009
ISBN 8776940349, 9788776940348
Length 358 pages

10
Cultural and Gender Politics in China-Vietnam Border Tourism
Yuk Wah Chan

Introduction: The Political Space of Border and Gender

https://web.archive.org/web/20160304095425/http://www.humantrafficking.org/updates/219
http://vietnamnews.vn/society/240746/prostitutes-lured-to-china-returned-home.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-wires/20120623/as-china-abducted-vietnamese/

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>>834832569
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>>834832569
https://twitter.com/MadamePrisedete/status/167583289362759680

@MadamePrisedete @marie3en2 @Vaallos une de mes amies est asiatique (mere vietnamienne, pere chinois), elle a eu un copain chinois 1/2

https://twitter.com/MadamePrisedete/status/167582931643138048

@MadamePrisedete @marie3en2 @Vaallos ses 3 ans à la grand mere, en allant le voir de temps en temps 3/3

https://twitter.com/meuringuee/status/1197631415615197185

en train de passer une soirée mémorable avec une superbe fille à moitié asiatique. Sa mère est Vietnamienne, son père est Chinois mais par contre elle a perdu ses deux jambes après s'être fait déchiquetée dans un terrible accident de voiture.

https://twitter.com/FilouTheFox/status/1220746246446637060

Mon grand-père est chinois et ma grand-mère est vietnamienne...

https://twitter.com/FilouTheFox/status/1220720786530545664

Avec quoi les Chinois font-ils leurs sandwiches ?

Avec des pandémies

#UnJourUnCalembour

https://twitter.com/GBLee/status/275153585728258049

"Le Chinois" est Le Français! mère 'vietnamienne' (d'avant Dien Bien Phu = française) et un père corse (=français). http://lemonde.fr/societe/article/2012/12/02/marseille-le-chinois-figure-du-milieu-ecroue-pour-trafic-de-cocaine_1798879_3224.html

https://twitter.com/GBLee/status/275154926588526592

Raymond Milhière, dit "Le Chinois" 'milieu' marseillais est en réalité "Le Colonisé" mère 'Vietnamienne' (française), père corse (français).

https://twitter.com/Kinouuuuuu/status/700083011124072448

@iWorZ_ Mon père est cambodgien, ma mère est vietnamienne et je suis né en France
Je suis tout sauf chinois

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https://twitter.com/Ruen140/status/537269842722951169

38.5 Le Vietnam était divisé en deux comme notre famille. Mon grand-père était chinois et la grand-mère vietnamienne, ils ont eu 8 enfants.

https://twitter.com/HakSylvie/status/467034790110453760

@Seb_Fleury moi qui suis jaune, pere chinois cambodgien, mère vietnamienne cambodgienne , et des cousins cousines musulmans et aimant la

https://twitter.com/devkillah/status/411559216328224768

@youngcedo ahahah zamah jeune metisse de père chinois et de mère vietnamienne

https://twitter.com/jwminka/status/389393399708917760

Pourquoi est ce que personne me crois quand je dis que ma mère est vietnamienne et que mon père est chinois ?

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>>834840446
Vietnamese women working in trade and tourism flirting with Chinese men at the border for sex.

https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA111#v=onepage&q&f=false

Title Vietnamese-Chinese Relationships at the Borderlands: Trade, Tourism and Cultural Politics
Routledge Contemporary Asia Series
Author Yuk Wah Chan
Edition illustrated
Publisher Routledge, 2013
ISBN 1134494572, 9781134494576
Length 148 pages
Subjects Social Science Ethnic Studies General

Political Science / General
Social Science / Ethnic Studies / General
Social Science / Regional Studies

Sex tourism, gender politics and cross-border marriage 111

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>>834812926
communicate? just wave your penis at her

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Chinese men and Vietnamese women marrying each other.

Sex tourism, gender politics and cross-border marriage 112

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>>834840446
Chinese men playing sex games with Vietnamese women involved in tourism and travel on the border provinces of Vietnam and China and Chinese men having sex with Vietnamese prostitutes.

Vietnamese women said Chinese men made better husbands because Vietnamese men are lazy, drink alcohol and beat their wives while Chinese men are more gentle, help women with housework and cook.

https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA108#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA109#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA110#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA111#v=onepage&q&f=false

pages 108-117

Title Vietnamese-Chinese Relationships at the Borderlands: Trade, Tourism and Cultural Politics
Routledge Contemporary Asia Series
Author Yuk Wah Chan
Edition illustrated
Publisher Routledge, 2013
ISBN 1134494572, 9781134494576
Length 148 pages
Subjects Social Science Ethnic Studies General

Political Science / General
Social Science / Ethnic Studies / General
Social Science / Regional Studies

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https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA112#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA113#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA114#v=onepage&q&f=false
https://books.google.com/books?id=cjoVAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA117#v=onepage&q&f=false

pages 108-117

Title Vietnamese-Chinese Relationships at the Borderlands: Trade, Tourism and Cultural Politics
Routledge Contemporary Asia Series
Author Yuk Wah Chan
Edition illustrated
Publisher Routledge, 2013
ISBN 1134494572, 9781134494576
Length 148 pages
Subjects Social Science Ethnic Studies General

Political Science / General
Social Science / Ethnic Studies / General
Social Science / Regional Studies

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>>834854346
When asked about them having sex with Chinese men despite China being a historic enemy of Vietnam, Vietnamese women who engage in marriages and sex with Chinese men answered that they not view their own acts as a betrayal or wrong. They had no regrets and said their Chinese husbands were nice men who helped them do household chores. Marriage between Vietnamese women and Chinese men at the border is commonly accepted there. They said they would raise their Chinese fathered children as both Vietnamese and Chinese but if they were forced to choose.

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pages 108-117

Title Vietnamese-Chinese Relationships at the Borderlands: Trade, Tourism and Cultural Politics
Routledge Contemporary Asia Series
Author Yuk Wah Chan
Edition illustrated
Publisher Routledge, 2013
ISBN 1134494572, 9781134494576
Length 148 pages
Subjects Social Science Ethnic Studies General

Political Science / General
Social Science / Ethnic Studies / General
Social Science / Regional Studies

https://www.quora.com/At-the-border-of-Vietnam-China-I-find-Vietnamese-and-Chinese-people-there-very-friendly-to-each-other-even-many-Vietnamese-and-Chinese-people-get-married-which-is-the-opposite-of-what-I-have-seen-online-arguments/answer/Bich-Ngoc-Thai

At the border of Vietnam-China, I find Vietnamese and Chinese people there very friendly to each other, even many Vietnamese and Chinese people get married, which is the opposite of what I have seen online arguments between them.Why is that?

Bich Ngoc Thai
·
March 31, 2020
Oh it’s not like we Vietnamese hate every single Chinese person all over the world. Hatred or conflicted may be a usual/typical feelings between two nations but not in every cases. When we interact with a particular person and we get along then it’s all ok. Moreover, politics and patroism is one thing, individual relationship is another thing.

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>>834854645
Chinese men having sex games with Vietnamese tour guides and prostitutes. Vietnamese prostitutes and female tour guides also cross the border into Hekou in China. Chinese men are grabbed by Vietnamese prostitutes and forced into sex at the Vietnamese brothel at Vietnam market in Hekou.

https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA206
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA207
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA208
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA209

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Title Tourism in Southeast Asia: Challenges and New Directions
Editor Michael Hitchcock
Edition illustrated
Publisher NIAS Press, 2009
ISBN 8776940349, 9788776940348
Length 358 pages

https://www.quora.com/At-the-border-of-Vietnam-China-I-find-Vietnamese-and-Chinese-people-there-very-friendly-to-each-other-even-many-Vietnamese-and-Chinese-people-get-married-which-is-the-opposite-of-what-I-have-seen-online-arguments/answer/Trinh-Nguyen-195

Trinh Nguyen
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March 31, 2020
Studied at Mount Diablo High School
Honestly, it depends on the person too. Some in real life are not anti Chinese while some are while it is the same online too. It just depends on who you encounter. I know some who are bitter and hate Chinese while some(like me) who do not as I am westernized. I find it sad that people cannot let go of the past and treat each other well. Life is short so why hate so much?

Why are Vietnamese women marrying Chinese men if they supposedly hate Chinese?

Tuan Minh
·
April 27, 2016
I'm Vietnamese.
Hello.

"A large portion" of Vietnamese hate Chinese. Not most, not all.

And what they hate is actually China government, and, Chinese generally, not down to individual.

When a Vietnamese China-hater woman in the group above, meet a Chinese (rich or handsome or both) as individual, she might not have that hatred. And after marriage, she can still hates China government and Chinese as general, just not the person she is married

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>>834855041
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA209
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA210
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA211
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA212
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA215

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Title Tourism in Southeast Asia: Challenges and New Directions
Editor Michael Hitchcock
Edition illustrated
Publisher NIAS Press, 2009
ISBN 8776940349, 9788776940348
Length 358 pages

https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Vietnamese-women-marrying-Chinese-men-if-they-supposedly-hate-Chinese/answer/Dor-Kimp

Why are Vietnamese women marrying Chinese men if they supposedly hate Chinese?

Dor Kimp
·
April 27, 2016
Vietnamese
Sigh

There are so many of these types of questions already. Saying X hates Y is a very big and overally generalised statement

In all countries and cultures, there are people with different opinions and feelings. Besides when you talk about nationalistic hate, it is more about politics and abstract concepts than actual feeling

Women who hate the Chinese would obviously not marry a Chinese, women who marry a Chinese obviously don't hate the Chinese. You don't marry people who you hate. Of course if you marry a man and have children with him you would not teach your children to hate their dad or their dad's family (except some arguably do just to get back at unreasonable in-laws)

I'm not sure about identity crisis. There are many Vietnamese mixed Chinese and they seem to fit perfectly with Vietnamese culture. They don't feel any crisis that I'm aware of since Vietnamese and Chinese cultures are very similar. You can blend both perfectly well together. People don't really let historical events interfere with their lives. And current political problems are generally far away from people's lives, except if there is a war or direct invasion

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>>834855163
Many Vietnamese women working as tour guides for Chinese tourists and businessmen to Vietnam play sex games and flirting with multiple Chinese men and and keep several Chinese boyfriends at a time relying on them to send gifts and money.

https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA215
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA216
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA217

pages 206-221

Title Tourism in Southeast Asia: Challenges and New Directions
Editor Michael Hitchcock
Edition illustrated
Publisher NIAS Press, 2009
ISBN 8776940349, 9788776940348
Length 358 pages

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>>834855477
Vietnamese women in the tourism industry use their sexual and physical appeal and beautiful faces to dominate Chinese men and order their Chinese lovers around and making them spend money on them. Vietnamese women and Chinese men find the flirting and sex games they engage in as fun and it enables Vietnamese women to advance their economic status due to Chinese being far wealthier.

Vietnamese women who visited Hekou in China talked about Chinese men as desirable marriage partners since Chinese men don't make their women work and cook for them while Vietnamese women drink alcohol and beat their wives. Vietnamese women said Chinese women are happier than Vietnamese women and China is a better place to live than Vietnam.

Many Chinese women do not work and pay mahjong all day long while their husbands cook for them. The reopening of the China-Vietnam border has led to more Vietnamese prostitutes on both sides of the border catering to Chinese men eager to have a taste of Vietnamese women and Vietnamese women engaging in sex games with Chinese men.

https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA218
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA219
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA220
https://books.google.com/books?id=H0PXkzgcdRQC&pg=PA221

pages 206-221

Title Tourism in Southeast Asia: Challenges and New Directions
Editor Michael Hitchcock
Edition illustrated
Publisher NIAS Press, 2009
ISBN 8776940349, 9788776940348
Length 358 pages

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 20:58:43 No.834855928 Report

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 21:05:42 No.834856255 Report

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Wanna fight over it Chang? My Viet ass would whoop yours just like the old days. You can even have a chance at redemption for your ancestors for the 1980s

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Anonymous Tue 25 Aug 2020 21:07:07 No.834856319 Report

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fuck the chinese

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>>834855883
Chinese men going as tourists on both sides of the border in Hekou, China and in Lao Cai, Hanoi and Halong in Vietnam often solely go for tourism to find Vietnamese women as sex partners eager to "taste" Vietnamese women. Finding women is called "zhao xiaojie". Chines often ask Vietnamese tour guides to help them find the women which they sometimes do under the table. The Vietnamese brothel in Hekou is at the Vietnam market (Yuenan Jie).

Although prostitution is officially illegal in China, the Chinese authorities in Hekou openly tolerate the brothels and Vietnamese prostitutes and do not enforce any laws against them since they are the main tourist destination for Chinese men. The Vietnamese government does nothing about the Vietnamese women going there either. It's the one tolerated brothel in the region.

Vietnamese women at the brothel on Vietnam market often grab and forcefully kiss random Chinese men passing by, trying to force them into sex and make them pay for their services.

Pages 96-112

https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA95
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA96
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA97
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA98
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA99
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA100
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA101
https://books.google.com/books?id=DSFCUDpj3jcC&pg=PA102

Title Labour Migration and Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia: Critical Perspectives
Volume 44 of Routledge contemporary Southeast Asia series
Editors Willem van Schendel, Lenore Lyons, Michele Ford
Edition illustrated
Publisher Routledge, 2012
ISBN 0415665639, 9780415665636
Length 173 pages
Subjects Social Science Criminology

Social Science / Criminology
Social Science / Emigration & Immigration

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