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Contents

• Looking back on my paper, Before I Travel to
  Vietnam.
• What I learned through the travel.
• (My observation in Vietnam)
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• Relationship between Vietnam and Japan

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Mixed Culture-with China

• From 211 B.C.E. to 938 C.E, Chinese dynasty
  controlled Vietnam, therefore, during this
  millennium, Chinese technology, culture, and
  political and religious concepts exerted a deep
  influence over Vietnam (Nguyen and Kendall .24).

• Van Mieu Temple
• (Temple of Literature)

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Mixed Culture-with France

• In the middle of 19h Century, French colonists
  established a protectorate and a colonial
  government that controlled the whole territory of
  Vietnam.

Nha Tho Duc Ba
V.B.N.D.T.P.
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Power in Vietnamese History

• After China and France left Vietnam, this country
  was still unstable. Between 1950s to 1970s
  Vietnam split into North and South during the
  Cold War, and then became the Vietnam War.
• How did the Vietnamese feel and how did the war
  effect the current Vietnam?

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Developments

• Vietnam reunified socialist Republic of Vietnam
  in 1976 however, the Vietnamese still had to
  struggle to manage their country.
• The aftermath of the war brought the Vietnamese
  difficulties such as the mass flow of refugees,
  social evils, and the isolation and embargo from
  the United States and Western countries.

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Developments

• Economic reform for creating a multi-sector
  market economy regulated by the Government, at
  the same time consolidating legal environment and
  renovating Party's and State's structure. Since
  then the Vietnamese economy became opened and
  transformed from centralized planned economy
  heavily based on imports to a market-oriented
  one. The self-determination of financing was
  introduced (Embassy of the Socialist Republic of
  Vietnam in the U.S.).

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Developments

• The relationship between family is also important
  in developing Vietnam. It strongly effects
  Vietnamese lives.

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Developments

• The Vietnamese has become modernized On the other
  hand, they are still traditional.
• Vietnam still doesnt take advantage of
  technology.

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Developments- Agriculture

• An early-twentieth century view of the
  backbreaking work of transplanting rice in water
  in southern Vietnam. Rice which is still planted
  in this way, remains the most important crop in
  the country.
• (Vietnam Journeys of Body, Mind, and
  Spirit).

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Development- Fishing

• Fishing is one of Vietnams primary industries.
  This picture is taken in May 2000 at Nam Dinh.
• (Vietnam Journeys of Body, Mind, and Spirit.)

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Relationships between Vietnam and Japan

• Diplomatic Relations
• Established in September 1973
• Bilateral Trade in 2000
• Exports to Japan 284 billion yen
• (crude oil, seafood, garments, and
  textiles)
• Imports from Japan 213 billion yen
• (machinery and equipments)
• Direct Investment from Japan
• Cumulative total as of May 15, 2001
  3, 93 billion
• Japans ODA in Fiscal Year 2001
• Grants 6 billion yen
• Loans 88 billion yen
• Technical Cooperation 6.5 billion yen
• in September 1973Established in September 1973

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Relationships between Vietnam and Japan
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Relationships between Vietnam and Japan

• Vietnam-Japan Trade Relations

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Relationships between Vietnam and Japan

• New International Terminal -Tan Son Nhut Airport
  Technical Cooperation by Japan

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I now know

• Through the long and complex history such as
  reign from China and France, and Vietnam War,
  Vietnam becomes an unique country. Vietnam became
  a democracy in the economic domain although
  Vietnam is a Socialist Republic Country.
  Democratic thinking is significant to develop for
  this country because it gives Vietnameses lives
  motivation.

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