Xi Jinping mourns passing of Nguyen Phu Trong

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Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese president, went to the Embassy of Vietnam in China on Saturday to mourn the passing of general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee Nguyen Phu Trong.

[Pudeschl]

As an 18 year old there were terrible people in our Australian government who wanted to send myself and other youngsters to Vietnam to kill innocent people . Fortunately I ended up not going but others were not so lucky. As an old man now I often reflect on the bravery and toughness of the Vietnamese people who defended their country against the biggest military machine in the world and kicked them out. Never forget what western nations did to you Vietnam and China. Don’t trust them ever again. May your leader rest in peace and may your country remain at peace evermore. The older I become the more the follies of western imperialism in Asia become apparent to me and I am grateful I can still learn something from Eastern Philosophy about living in harmony rather than the constant shit stirring of the west.😮

[Hauduedaiviet]

Although there are still differences that need to be resolved, as Vietnamese people, we appreciate and thank the Chinese president and the Chinese people for their affection towards General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. The passing of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong is a great sadness for Vietnamese people, because we respected him very much.

[lientruong]

Cảm ơn chủ tịch Tập
Cảm ơn nước Trung Quốc
Chúc tình bạn và tương lai tươi sáng cho 2 quốc gia

[EmptyCrystal]

Vietnam being a great country, he very likely was a great statesman.

RIP

[BuiVu-xvbz]

Cảm ơn chủ tịch. Mong quan hệ 2 nước chúng ta đời đời phát triển

[imontellano]

As an American who is Indigenous and was not alive during the Viet Nam War, I agree with MLK, Jr.:

"Recently one of the great Buddhist leaders of Viet Nam wrote these words: 'Each day the war goes on the hatred increases in the hearts of the Vietnamese and in the hearts of those of humanitarian instincts. The Americans are forcing even their friends into becoming their enemies. It is curious the Americans, who calculate so carefully on the possibility of military victory, do not realize that in the process they are incurring deep psychological and political defeat. The image of America will never again be the image of revolution, freedom and democracy, but the image of violence and militarism.'

Whether we realize it or not, our attitude toward a negotiated settlement of the war in Viet Nam places us in the position of obstructing the principles of self-determination. By entering a war that is little more than a domestic civil war, America has ended up supporting a new form of colonialism covered up by certain niceties of complexity.

A brief look at the background and history of this war reveals with brutal clarity the ugliness of our policy. It is a well-known fact that we participated in sabotaging the Geneva agreement calling for elections in South Viet Nam and providing that the 17th parallel was but a temporary military line. We helped install Premier Diem and watched with approval as he engaged in ruthless and bloody persecution of all opposition forces. After Diem's death, we actively supported another dozen military dictatorships, all in the name of fighting for freedom. At this very moment, we are supporting the notorious General Ky, who was a mercenary of the French against the Algerians, who acknowledges Hitler as his hero-figure, and who supervised the strangulation of the nonviolent Buddhist movement.

When it became evident that those regimes could not defeat the Viet Cong, we deliberately stepped up the war, transforming advisors into soldiers, increased the soldiers from some ten thousand to a half-million and launched bombing raids upon the North on a scale as vast as that in World War II. This is no longer a small war. It is the third largest in American history and it dominates our lives with its evil consequences.

All of this reveals that we are in an untenable position morally and politically. We are left standing before the world glutted with wealth and power but morally constricted and impoverished. We are engaged in a war that seeks to turn the clock of history back and perpetuate white colonialism. The greatest irony and tragedy of it all is that our nation which initiated so much of the revolutionary spirit of this modern world, is now cast in the mold of being an arch anti-revolutionary."

[VermaRajinder]

How is it different from earlier Videos ???

[dieuly]

He was a great leader and a huge loss to Vietnam. People are now worried what direction the country is going

[Helloboy]

Cảm ơn TBT Bình đã đến viếng TBT Trọng. Tình hữu nghị giữa nhân dân hai nước đời đời bền vững.

[PravdaSeed.]

Thanks...💌.
Magnificent
Meritocracy
Of China 💌.
Taoism ...☸️.
Buddhism☯️.
Marxism..🌀.
wish🧞i was
Chinese 💯%
💚🐉🇨🇳🐉💚

[aprilmay]

衷心祝愿中国与越南能够携手同行、务实合作, 互惠互利, 合作共赢, 两国的友谊地久天长！
🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🤝🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
👏🌸👏🌸👏🌸👏
I wish the MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL FRIENDSHIP between China and Vietnam WILL BE LONG LASTING!!!

[aliocal]

YAKIŞIR YAKIŞIR YAKIŞIR Jinpink BAŞKANIMA SAYĞILAR Dünya + bütün gezegenler satranç şampiyonu

[phamnam]

why china want the ocean belong to vietnam ?

为什么中国希望海洋属于越南?

[Arena]

Câu chuyện của Vietnam và Trung Quốc cũng giống như một bộ phim thời Tam Quốc và nó giống như 2 nhân vật “ Lưu Bị và Tư Mã Ý “ khi vừa là kẻ thù vừa là bạn tri kỷ,

[traihanoi]

Chủ nghĩa tư bản đang mâu thuẫn gay gắt. Trong tương lai chủ nghĩa xã hội sẽ thay thế chủ nghĩa tư bản. Việt Nam luôn kiên định theo con đường chủ nghĩa xã hội.