Vietnamese Nationalism

Indochina is now known as the Vietnamese socialist republic and is located at the border of the Indochinese Peninsula and occupies approximately 331,000 square kilometers according to the online encyclopedia (encyclopedia.com), in 1987 25% of the land was cultivated It was. Vietnam is in contact with the South China Sea, Thailand Bay, Tokyo Bay and is in line with China, Laos and Cambodia. Hanoi is the capital city since unification, located in the northeast, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's largest city, is also known as Saigon and is located in the southeastern part of Vietnam.

In most of its history, the geographical boundaries of today's Vietnam cover three different ethnic groups. It is a part of the Vietnamese nation, the Cham State, and the Khmer Empire. The country in Vietnam started today in the Red River Delta in the northern part of Vietnam and expanded its history to the present border. It has undergone many name changes, and VănLang has been in use for a long time. Here is a summary of that name. Except for Hyng Bāng and Tây Sơn dynasties, all Vietnamese dynasties are named after the dynasty 's surname, whose name is determined by the founder of the dynasty and is often used as the name of the country. Nguyễn Huệ's "Tâ S" n Dynasty "is a name created by historians to avoid confusion with Nguyễn dynasty of Nguyễn.

Modern Vietnamese nationalists emphasized the historical influence of local Vietnamese people and attempted to dilute the role of foreign pedigree monarchs like the family of ruler of the Trang dynasty originating from China. Since the local political unit in Hong Kong in Vietnam, historians in Vietnam have tried to build a fantasy of continuous inheritance. Scholars and historians in Vietnam discussed whether Zhao Tuo regarded rulers as "successors of orthodox" or "enemy invaders".

Most people say that the official language of Vietnam is Vietnamese (TiếngViệt) which is Mongolian language of homosexuality. In the early history, Vietnamese characters used Kanji. In the 13th century, the Vietnamese developed their own character set. The private legendary Truyện Kiều by NguyễnDu ("Th e Tale of Kieu", originally called Đo Ôntntrườngtânbyh) was written in Chönnom. The Vietnamese alphabet, Qu ≠ cngc, used in Vietnamese was developed by the Jesuit Alexander de Rhodes and the other several Catholic missionaries in the 17th century. Qu c cng ữ is popular in the French colonial era and brought literacy to the people of Vietnam.