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Vietnamese communists call for end to communism

Good news!

So, when will mainland China officially abandoned communism and established Confucianism?
孔夫子政权?你不要搞笑好么,虽然是对岸的,我也觉得丢中国人脸啊~~~

I believe you. Although, I don't know much about Ho and the VCP. However, I did read up on Ho and how he wished to unified Vietnam. It really make sense to me and my instinct kicked in an I questioned myself why would someone wanted to harm Ho and made him sick. It is because of greed for power with the current VCP. It's very obvious because corruption is right in front of our faces among VCP members. Uniting a country is not selfish nor greed. It is something to accomplish to unite everyone to get along and to look forward to bright future according to Ho's vision. This is why I said if Ho was alive, Vietnam would not look like it is today. The current VCP uses Ho's ideology to manipulate our people and make them believe in VCP.

As we all already know, the current VCP is not working and not making Vietnam a brighter place.
Embrace American democracy, and we cannot wait to see a second Ukraine.
 
You making shit up again? I can't find those figures you quoted from your Groove Korea article.

I found it. I copy here more for you.

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International marriage started out as a female phenomenon with Korean women marrying foreign husbands following the Korean War. In the late '70s, the Unification Church - a religious movement promoting unity, founded in Korea after the Second World War - encouraged international marriage in a bid to help foster harmony between Korea and Japan. In the church's early years, the movement's then-leader Sun Myung Moon matched more than 2,000 Korean nationals with Japanese spouses in a single marriage ceremony. Such mass marriage ceremonies still occur today.



The phenomenon became male-dominated when China and Korea established international relations in 1992. With farm bachelors in rural parts of the Korean countryside unable to find wives, local government offices began matching them with ethnic Korean women in China referred to as Joseonjok. These local offices, unable to link the couples together, established a middleman to act as a matchmaker. With the realization that profits could be made from linking Korean men with a foreign bride, an industry of international marriage brokers began to surface. Along with this, the range of available wives expanded to other Southeast Asian countries. In 2000, out of the 7,304 international marriages that took place between Korean men and a foreign spouse, the largest number of brides by nationality came from China (3,586) and the Philippines (1,358). In 2009, Chinese brides still made up the majority (34 percent) followed by women from Vietnam (22 percent).



As the industry grows, the demographic of men who seek their services has changed. In the beginning, men who solicited international marriage brokers lived in rural areas where there was a shortage of women, who tended to gravitate toward cities for work. Local governments promoted the use of marriage brokers as a way of repopulating the area. More recently, as Korea's male birthrate outpaces the female, the scope of men seeking migrant wives has widened to the general male population............
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I found it. I copy here more for you.

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The phenomenon became male-dominated when China and Korea established international relations in 1992. With farm bachelors in rural parts of the Korean countryside unable to find wives, local government offices began matching them with ethnic Korean women in China referred to as Joseonjok. These local offices, unable to link the couples together, established a middleman to act as a matchmaker. With the realization that profits could be made from linking Korean men with a foreign bride, an industry of international marriage brokers began to surface. Along with this, the range of available wives expanded to other Southeast Asian countries. In 2000, out of the 7,304 international marriages that took place between Korean men and a foreign spouse, the largest number of brides by nationality came from China (3,586) and the Philippines (1,358). In 2009, Chinese brides still made up the majority (34 percent) followed by women from Vietnam (22 percent).


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Can you read? it said these export brides from China are ethnic Koreans. It is well known that most of these brides going to Korea are ethnic Korean and not Han. This is to be expected, Koreans in every country are known to be racialists so its not unusual to see them wanting to marry another Korean. You can't compare that to Viet export bride to other non-viet husband like Koreans, Taiwanese, etc.
 
http://www.businessweek.com/news/20...ists-call-for-democracy-shift-away-from-china

They interviewed a couple of party members who signed the letter. It looks like they want a revolution and not just a warning.

“The Party needs to get rid of Marxism-Leninism and get out of China’s orbit,” Chu Hao, former vice minister of science and technology and one of the letter’s three co-authors, said in a phone interview. “It is very high time for the party to make a thorough transformation.”
The Vietnamese Communist Party’s reputation has been damaged by bad policies, corruption and by agreeing to “kneel down in the face of Beijing’s pressure,” Tuong Lai, former head of Hanoi-based Vietnam Institute of Sociology and adviser to late Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet who signed the letter, said in an interview.
Vietnam’s government has “so far have failed to win people’s trust and failed to prove that the Vietnam government has dealt with China with a smart strategy,” said Hao, one of the letter’s authors. Instead, leaders reveal “their feebleness,” he said.

The middle east and Europe has recently stolen the show. The Thai coup wasn't really exciting. I can't wait to see the Viet revolution. You people do too much talking and no action, show us some fireworks pls. :pop:
 
Can you read? it said these export brides from China are ethnic Koreans. It is well known that most of these brides going to Korea are ethnic Korean and not Han. This is to be expected, Koreans in every country are known to be racialists so its not unusual to see them wanting to marry another Korean. You can't compare that to Viet export bride to other non-viet husband like Koreans, Taiwanese, etc.

when your guy troll about "export" women, it is related to nationality only, I don't care about the origin etnicity of such women.

So I can say that most of Vietnamese brders we exported to Taiwan first and late on to Korea, such briders are mostly Hua in etnicity, Minh Huong people from western of Mekong delta. So why the population of Hua people in Vietnam is reduced in recently.

It is reported in Vietnamese wiki
"Đây là một trong các dân tộc tại Việt Nam có dân số giảm trong 10 năm (1999-2009) theo số liệu của Tổng cục Thống kê Việt Nam.". You can use google to translate it.

so when chinese woman marry to foreigner, does it mean China "export" them ?

Chinese women marry to Indian,
chinese-indian-interracial-marriage-reactions-08.jpg


sorry, I m a newbie, can not past a link.
 
when your guy troll about "export" women, it is related to nationality only, I don't care about the origin etnicity of such women.

So I can say that most of Vietnamese brders we exported to Taiwan first and late on to Korea, such briders are mostly Hua in etnicity, Minh Huong people from western of Mekong delta. So why the population of Hua people in Vietnam is reduced in recently.

It is reported in Vietnamese wiki
"Đây là một trong các dân tộc tại Việt Nam có dân số giảm trong 10 năm (1999-2009) theo số liệu của Tổng cục Thống kê Việt Nam.". You can use google to translate it.

so when chinese woman marry to foreigner, does it mean China "export" them ?

Chinese women marry to Indian,
chinese-indian-interracial-marriage-reactions-08.jpg


sorry, I m a newbie, can not past a link.

LOL. I love how Nam man debate. Post a pic of this and that and call it the norm. lol

Vâng, I do - Interracial marriage in Vietnam

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LOL. I love how Nam man debate. Post a pic of this and that and call it the norm. lol

It is related to debate about "export " women of Bei Di, isn't it ?
 
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Another "colour revolution" sponsored by America. :lol:

Because it did so well for Iraq, Libya, Egypt, right?
 
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