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Due to geographical factors as well as many different subjective and objective ones, the relations between Vietnam and China have an important position with direct influence and multi-dimensional impact on the development of Vietnam. Historical facts show that whenever Vietnam handles bilateral and multilateral relations with China well, it will create a favorable international environment and ensure security and peace for the development of the country. Since the official establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries (1949) to 1975, mutual support and assistance have always been at the core. Logically speaking, after 1975, the traditional relations between the two countries should have been further strengthened and developed. However, after the Vietnam War (1975) and under the impact of many subjective and objective factors, increasingly serious conflicts arose in the Vietnam - China relations, leading to the termination of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 1978. Of which there are three major disputes regarding the issues of Chinese-Vietnamese people; Democratic Kampuchea; and the East Sea and terrestrial border.

Due to geographical factors as well as many different subjective and objective ones, the relations between Vietnam and China have an important position with direct influence and multi-dimensional impact on the development of Vietnam. Historical facts show that whenever Vietnam handles bilateral and multilateral relations with China well, it will create a favorable international environment and ensure security and peace for the development of the country. Since the official establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries (1949) to 1975, mutual support and assistance have always been at the core. Logically speaking, after 1975, the traditional relations between the two countries should have been further strengthened and developed. However, after the Vietnam War (1975) and under the impact of many subjective and objective factors, increasingly serious conflicts arose in the Vietnam - China relations, leading to the termination of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 1978. Of which there are three major disputes regarding the issues of Chinese-Vietnamese people; Democratic Kampuchea; and the East Sea and terrestrial border. ; Debido a factores geográficos, así como a muchos diferentes subjetivos y objetivos, las relaciones entre Vietnam y China tienen una posición importante con influencia directa e impacto multidimensional en el desarrollo de Vietnam. Los hechos históricos muestran que siempre que Vietnam maneje bien las relaciones bilaterales y multilaterales con China, creará un entorno internacional favorable y garantizará la seguridad y la paz para el desarrollo del país. Desde el establecimiento oficial de relaciones diplomáticas entre los dos países (1949) hasta 1975, el apoyo y la asistencia mutuos siempre han sido fundamentales. Lógicamente hablando, después de 1975, las relaciones tradicionales entre los dos países deberían haberse fortalecido y desarrollado aún más. Sin embargo, luego de la Guerra de Vietnam (1975) y bajo el impacto de muchos factores subjetivos y objetivos, surgieron conflictos cada vez más serios en las relaciones Vietnam-China, que llevaron a la terminación de las relaciones diplomáticas entre los dos países en 1978. De los cuales hay tres disputas importantes sobre los problemas del pueblo chino-vietnamita; Kampuchea Democrática; y el Mar del Este y la frontera terrestre.