Compared with the life on the Sino-Vietnamese border, there is obviously only one river. Why are the painting styles of the two countries completely different?

As we all know, China is one of the famous big countries in the world, no matter its population, economy, culture or even its land area. China has a land area of about 9.6 million square kilometers and a water area of more than 4.7 million square kilometers, ranking third in the global territorial area, so China is undoubtedly one of the world's great powers. And such a huge territory will naturally bring many situations. In fact, China, because of its vast territory, has also brought a data, that is, the country with the largest number of neighboring countries in the world is also our China.

Because of its vast territory, China's land boundary line is 22,800 kilometers long, and it is located in the center of East Asia, so it also gives us many "neighbors". On land, China borders North Korea, Mongolia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal, not only Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam, but also South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia across the sea, so China is the country with the largest number of neighbors in the world. In the same region, the development of border areas between the two countries is often not comparable, and among them, the most controversial border area has to be Vietnam.

The relationship between China and Vietnam is very complicated. We have been bordering Vietnam since ancient times. Historically, northern Viet Nam has been a part of China territory for a long time. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Rebellion, Viet Nam became independent and belonged to one of China's vassal states. Later colonized and independent, the cultures of China and Vietnam are no longer in the same strain. However, in the development of modern tourism, Vietnam has become a favorite country for China tourists, because it has many unique tourism resources, so many people are familiar with Vietnam. So what about the border development between China and Viet Nam, two countries that have been bordering each other for thousands of years? In fact, the gap between the two may be much larger than you think.

In fact, anyone who has traveled to Vietnam should know that there is still a big gap between the development of Vietnam and China, especially in the rural areas along the border between the two countries. Some netizens compared the satellite aerial photos of Dongxing in Guangxi and Mang Street in Vietnam. Dongxing is one of many ports in China, and Mang Street on the other side is an important external window of Vietnam. The two cities are separated by a river. The development of Dongxing is particularly common in China, but Mang Street is a relatively large emerging special economic zone in Vietnam, but even so, the city scale and planning of Dongxing in Guangxi is much larger than that of Mang Street in Vietnam on the other side, and Dongxing surpasses Mang Street in both high-rise buildings and transportation.

Dongxing

Mangjie

This is still downtown. If compared with rural areas, the gap is actually greater. In the rural areas of Vietnam, there are still many original features, that is, in areas with developed port economy such as borders, many Vietnamese rural people still live in slightly shabby houses, and the overall development is not bad. However, compared with the rural areas on the other side of China, the rural roads on the Sino-Vietnamese border are spacious and tidy, and every household has a nice small building to live in. Children in China enjoy compulsory education.

Mangjie town

Dongxing countryside

This is not ridicule. China's further development actually went through this stage in Vietnam. We have also developed step by step, and we also believe that Vietnam will develop. Just seeing this contrast, we can't help being proud of China. Because of the development of China, many areas in our country have lived a good life, which is really great for our country. I don't know how you evaluate the rural areas on the Sino-Vietnamese border. Welcome to leave a comment.