Search Results for Chinese and Vietnamese relations

... the colorful metaphor with insightful analysis. Pike succinctly concludes that "Chinese-Vietnamese relations are best described in psychological terms. The Vietnamese seek to end their old pupil-sensei relationship with China, but they acknowledge that in the long run they must get along, which means...

... strategic rivalry/conflict (antecedent condition) and the resultant Soviet-Vietnamese cooperation (independent variable or X) correspondingly generated increased Sino-Vietnamese conflict (dependent variable or Y). He elaborates on this correlation by drawing on detailed evidence (particularly from Chinese...

...-border relations. Since the 1990s, the demand for intermediary interpreters and traders to propel the growing volumes of cross-border trade has led to romantic and pragmatic alliances and Chinese-Vietnamese families (Bélanger, Khuất, and Trần 2013 ; Chan 2013 ; Grillot 2010 , 2012 ; Juan Zhang 2011...

... to be definitive. It is both a complete translation into English of the most important premodern Vietnamese law code and a skillful and judicious brief history of the development of Vietnamese law in relation to China from the early medieval Chinese conquest to the series of independent Vietnamese dynasties...

... the v6i Van ChUcfng [Literature in relation to the times]. Hanoi: Cong Life. HSIA, C. T. 1968. The Classic Chinese Novel. New York: Columbia University Press. H U Y N H SANH T H O N G , ed. and trans. 1979. The Heritage of Vietnamese Poetry. New Haven: Yale University Press. , ed. and trans. 1983...

... and engage with France and China's competing discourses of Enlightened Civilization, respectively, while trying to develop their own uniquely Vietnamese văn minh ? What did this Vietnamese văn minh look like, and how did it relate to the civilization envisioned by other countries? This essay examines...

... ASIA 621 For my part, I am sensitive to the segment of DeFrancis's analysis that speaks of "almost two millennia of subjection to the Chinese language" (p. 231) and the tendency to stress Confucianism in the early centuries of independence (pp. 13 14). There is no need to speak of the Vietnamese...

...) remain in place and also helped sustain a nationalist government in Laos. Peter Worthing's book analyzes Chinese occupation policies in northern Vietnam from August 1945 to March 1946. First, however, the book provides a historical overview of Sino-Vietnamese relations and, in the following chapters...

... sympathetic to Chinese readings of their own behavior and the behavior of Vietnam than to those provided by Cambodians unfavorable to China or by the Vietnamese. This "tilt" leads Chang to play down the coherence of Vietnamese claims that the overthrow of the Pol Pot regime clearly benefited nearly all...

..., the founder of the Chinese republic, had carried on an intensive propaganda for the ideas of the French Revolution. Vietnam, having lost its independence, was swept into this movement. Vietnamese writers read Rousseau and Montesquieu in Chinese translations and sought to diffuse among their compatriots...

... and the Ethnic Chinese since 1975 .” Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia 11 ( 1 ): 76 – 104 . Amer Ramses . 1997 . “Managing Ethnic Conflict and Ethnic Relations: A Case Study of Vietnam's Chinese Minority.” Paper presented at the thirty-eighth annual convention of the International...

... preferences with those of the whole Chinese community. These books are weakest in two areas that badly need more research the economic status of the Chinese through history and the long-term effects of colonialism on ethnic relations. Analysis along these lines might, for example, have provided the answer...

... this even-handedness, Phạm's drawing of the inhabitants of Hưng Hóa allows us to see how he positioned himself in relation to his constituents and in relation to well-worn Chinese tropes of the “southern barbarian.” When Chinese writers conjured up the tattooed southern barbarian, Vietnamese were often...

... Chinese are the Vietnamese? Heretofore the general impression has been that for two thousand years the Vietnamese people underwent a steady and consistent influence from China which led to the development of a state and society strongly along Chinese lines. More recently we have begun to question...

... used French spiritist language and tropes to occult its Chinese roots, translating Daoist cosmology into a universalist and anti-colonial spiritual discourse rooted in Vietnamese nationalism. These shifts are examined through a close examination of translingual practices in the production...

...). The editor, William S. Turley, belongs to the latter category. He has striven for a cool and understanding tone, which facilitates intellectual cooperation. At a time when the United States government has begun to intensify pressure against Hanoi once more, and when Sino-Vietnamese relations are livid...

... it, as they related to me. 12 The Chinese version gives a transliteration of the name as equivalent to “Cork” and spells it in the Romanized script as “Coork” (Trần Dân Tiên 1949 , 30). The Vietnamese edition identifies him as “Mayor Cook” (Trần Dân Tiên 1955 , 28). The Russian edition drops the title...

... or Peranakan Chinese of other areas) exist mainly in relation to the Siamese, and cites a statement by Roger Kershaw that they often established villages in close proximity to them. In some instances, rural Chinese do live in such situations (although this does not necessarily mean that the Siamese were...

... of the central periods in the relations between the two countries. As Mr. Woodside states, "The question of the historical nature of the Chinese influence in recent Vietnamese history is, I think, a crucial one" (p. 2). He proceeds to examine the question in terms of the government structure and activities...

... . Liu James J. Y. 1967 . The Chinese Knight-errant . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Marr David. 1971 . Vietnamese Anticolonialism . Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press . Nguyến Đình Chiểu. [ca. 1860] 1973 . Lục Vân Tiên truyện: tủờng giải...