More than 20 dead, doctor says, as anti-China riots spread in Vietnam
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Much better than set fire to foreign factories (local economy) and kill foreign workres (war signal), it's Somali indeed.what chinese did in China ?
Anti-China peaceful protest & burn some "Made in China" in Vietnam all r OKay, but riots like that is really STUPID !
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It is Vietnam should understand that Vietnam is struggling with a super power in the world now. As Vietnam also claims the whole Xisha and Nansha islands, which includes nearly all SCS area, has Vietnam got any qualifications to say "China is greedy?" This is only the first oil field for China in SCS, while who owns the most oil field here? Vietnam! Who occupies the most islands in SCS? Vietnam! Who gets the most intrest from SCS? Vietnam again! According to the power of Vietnam? Is there any think Vietnam can eat such more food alone forever? Frankly speaking, if it were not China today who builds the oil field, Philippines, Malaysia or someone will also come and replace China's action, or maybe Vietnam self will come as well, and then, Filipino or Malaysians will be beated in Vietnam, but not Chinese. Therefore, dont play the victim card again! Everybody knows it is a struggling for economical intrest, and no one here is good people! And everybody is tired for Vietnam's victim's card! At last, solve your own domestic problem first! Every developed countries have the qualifications to laugh China on Life quality(in some remote areas), but not Vietnam! BTW, Vietnamese people in China now live as normal!
Vietnam, keep playing FIRE in ur house and killing Chinese citizens. PLA Army act in GuangXi province close to Sino-Vietnam border.
You could not liberate Taiwan from USA, just bully small neighbor.
Media in China is rejected the fake news that PLA has been move to border China - Vietnam.
Trung Quốc bác bỏ tin báo động tại biên giới Việt - Trung - VnExpress
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Vietnam rumor, 05.18 there will hold a large anti-China protest in whole Vietnam cities.
Chinese in Vietnam start evacuation and return China, pics from Sino-Vietnam border gate.
After all Chinese citizens leave Vietnam, close Northern border trades or send PLA Army, China government can do anything to deal with Vietnam problem.
Chinese in Vietnam start evacuation and return China, pics from Sino-Vietnam border gate.
After all Chinese citizens leave Vietnam, close Northern border trades or send PLA Army, China government can do anything to deal with Vietnam problem.
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China side pics, GuangXi province near Sino-Vietnam border
Did China tell Vietnam the truth before PLA military actions ?You could not liberate Taiwan from USA, just bully small neighbor.
Media in China is rejected the fake news that PLA has been move to border China - Vietnam.
Trung Quốc bác bỏ tin báo động tại biên giới Việt - Trung - VnExpress
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Yeah, Im willing to take some pics like that and this time, Chinese here can not say : its Pol Pot army, not PLA
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Feeling so good to see those Chinese running for their lives away from VNVietnam rumor, 05.18 there will hold a large anti-China protest in whole Vietnam cities.
Chinese in Vietnam start evacuation and return China, pics from Sino-Vietnam border gate.
After all Chinese citizens leave Vietnam, close Northern border trades or send PLA Army, China government can do anything to deal with Vietnam problem.
struggling with a super power in the world ?? U think China is super power when lots of Chinese here disagree with u ?? Dude, lots of Chinese poor people just try to get warm shelter and enough healthy food to survive, lots of poor Chinese have to risk their lives to illegally immigrate into VN to work (and got kill), so pls dont talk to VNese with some Big but hollow words like that, its no use
btw: I think ur wife's family in VN must hang the Norway flag, so people will not misunderstand that she got married with a Chinese. In Hai Phong is still quite safe, but who knows what will happen next. Things going mess now. What I say is trully from the bottom of my heart, pls protect ur family in VN.
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Anger over an oil rig deployed by Beijing in a disputed area of the South China Sea drives rare public demonstrations in Vietnam
PUBLISHED : Saturday, 10 May, 2014, 2:04pm
UPDATED : Saturday, 10 May, 2014, 4:59pm
Associated Press in Hanoi
Protesters shout as they hold an anti-China banner which reads, "down with China" at a park in front of Chinese embassy in Hanoi on Friday. Photo: Reuters
Vietnamese anger toward China is running at its highest level in years after Beijing deployed an oil rig in disputed waters. That’s posing a tricky question for Vietnam’s leaders: To what extent should they allow public protests that could morph into those against their own authoritarian rule?
At one level, the ruling Communist Party would like to harness the anger on the street to amplify its own indignation against China and garner international sympathy as naval ships from both countries engage in a tense stand-off near the rig off the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea.
But Vietnam’s government instinctively distrusts public gatherings of any sort, much less ones that risk posing a threat to public order. And they also know that members of the country’s dissident movement are firmly embedded inside the anti-China one, and have used the issue to mobilize support in the past.
The two Asian nations have a history of conflict going back 1,000 years, and the streets of Vietnam’s cities are named after heroes in those fights. In the more recent past, the navies have twice had deadly engagements in the South China Sea. There was a brief but bloody border war in 1979. All have a created a deep well of mistrust toward China among ordinary Vietnamese.
Yet the two countries share a Communist ideology and close economic ties, making the China-Vietnam relationship highly sensitive topic. The latest round of tension — the worst since 1988, when 64 Vietnamese sailors were killed in a clash with the Chinese navy — had led to fresh and awkward questions over that relationship, a normally taboo topic in the state-controlled media.
“It’s time for the Communist Party of Vietnam to reconsider all its policy toward Beijing ... Vietnam should immediately abandon Beijing as an economic and a political model,” Huy Duc, one of Vietnam’s best known bloggers wrote in a recent post. “Hopefully, the drilling rig 981 incident will awaken the Communist Party of Vietnam to be on the side of the people and drive out the Beijing expansionists.”
A Chinese ship uses water cannon on a Vietnamese Sea Guard ship on the South China Sea near the Paracels islands. Photo: Reuters
The first test for the government looks set to be this weekend. A statement widely circulated on Facebook and dissident blogs called for protests on Sunday morning in Hanoi outside the Chinese Embassy and a Chinese cultural centre in Ho Chi Minh City. In past years, authorities have only allowed anti-China demonstrators to walk around a lake in downtown Hanoi.
“Facing the danger of Chinese aggression appropriating the sacred East Sea, the source of livelihood of the Vietnamese over generations, we are determined not to compromise,” according to a statement posted alongside the protest call that used the Vietnamese term for the South China Sea.
“We cannot continue to compromise and be vile and sinful to our heroic ancestors and feel ashamed before our future generations,” it said.
The last time there was a flare-up in the South China Sea in 2011, anti-Chinese protests lasted weeks, and some protesters voiced slogans against the government. Authorities used force to break them up.
“The state is in a truly difficult position,” said Jonathon London, an expert on Vietnam at Hong Kong’s City University. “By expressing its stern objections to China, it also invites expressions of dissent from Vietnamese that can take multiple forms. Certainly there is some overlap between those who want to express their anger at China, and those who are calling for basic reforms.”
Vietnam’s first response to the rig’s deployment close to the Paracel Islands was to send ships to try and stop the rig from starting drilling, and demand Beijing withdraw. Each side accuses the other of ramming their boats. China has said it is staying put and called on Vietnam to pull back its ships.
Vietnam now finds itself pleading its case internationally but without any kind of solid alliance with a powerful country that that might make China listen more carefully. It can’t afford to do anything that would severely rupture ties with Beijing because it is the country’s largest trading partner.
That argument doesn’t wash with everyone, however.
“You can’t use the importance of the relationship as an excuse not to do anything,” said Nguyen Quang A, a respected academic who has been a frequent attendee of anti-China protests in the past. “I think what they did with sending the coast guard vessels was OK, but they have to be much stronger on the diplomatic and legal field.”
China has announced the rig will stay in the area until August, meaning tensions are likely to remain until then.
Experts say the incident might push Vietnam closer to the Philippines, which also is engaged in territorial disputes with China, or toward the United States, which wants closer ties with Vietnam as part of its efforts to counter Chinese influence in Asia.
Last year, the Philippines filed a case against the Chinese claim at a UN tribunal, to the displeasure of Beijing. Many analysts believe that Vietnam will now be seriously considering filing its own appeal or joining Manila, opening a diplomatic and legal front against Beijing.
“That’s the one arrow left in their quiver other than shooting,” said David Brown, a former US diplomat and Vietnam observer.
Looming street protests over China a test for Vietnam | South China Morning Post
so you guys hate Chinese so much so that you killed 20 of your own people as a revenge!!
