The Rise of Vietnam

As a Laotian, I am proud of Vietnam and the Vietnamese people. There are still many anti communist Vietnamese that exist but we can get pass the politics. Vietnam has come a long way. In my heart, the Vietnamese will always be a brother nation. They are the best people to have by your side. They are among the smartest and bravest people on this planet. 🇱🇦♥️🇻🇳

When he said “now in the mid-2020s”, that hit hard

I respect Vietnam so much tbh. They got deal a shit hand multiple times and still survived.

Malaysia here. Been to Vietnam 3 times, will definitely be back again and again. I'm rooting for you Vietnam! ASEAN PRIDE!!!

Visited Vietnam a bit over a year ago and fell in love. You can FEEL the growth, the struggle, and the insane work ethic and resilience. So much energy here. Very little crime (outside of corruption), lots of laughter and vibes, communal society that dines together on streets, lives together, thus creating social bonds and health. I'm leaving soon, but after a year and a half... man, what a country. I love that it's growing, but hope it retains its incredible character, humility, social cohesion. Love you, Vietnam!

Left the UK just over 8 years ago and made Vietnam my home. Currently living in Danang, the country, the people and the way of life are all amazing. No intentions to ever return to live in the UK, Vietnam is in my heart now and is home.

Been in Vietnam for 5 years now. Left America in 2021 and never looked back. VIETNAM is amazing! Happy Tet

My grandmom was born in 1940. She's been through the French war, the end of Vietnam as a colonised country, the seperation of North and South, the American war, the unification, the Polpot war, the great farmine, the start of Internet, Sars outbreak 2003, the start of Smartphones, Covid 19, the rise of AI. She's the strongest woman I know. She's the true Vietnamese spirit

Singaporean here. We r here to support and proud our fellow Aesan brothers 💪

You know the irony that I felt after watching a quarter of the video? It is the fact that what shocked the world is the death of some students protesting in the US, not millions of lives being wasted everyday on the battlefield.