What is the lingua franca of Vietnam?

The lingua franca of Vietnam is Vietnamese.

There are 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam, of which the Jing ethnic group accounts for 86% of the total population, and the population of Dai, Dai, Mang, Han and Nong ethnic groups is over 500,000. The main language is Vietnamese (official language, common language and major national languages). Main religions: Buddhism, Catholicism, Hoa Hao and Gao Tai.

Vietnam became an independent feudal country in 968. 1884 became a protectorate of France. 1945 declared independence and established the democratic Republic of Vietnam on September 2. In September of the same year, France invaded Vietnam again, and Vietnam waged an arduous war against France.

1In July, 954, the Geneva Agreement on Restoring Peace in zhina was signed, and the northern part of Vietnam was liberated, while the southern part was still ruled by France (later, the South Vietnamese regime supported by the United States was established). 196 1 year, Vietnam began to resist the United States and save the country. 1973, 1 year, Vietnam and the United States signed an agreement on ending the war and restoring peace in Vietnam, and American troops began to withdraw from the south.

1May, 975, the south was completely liberated; 1in April, 976, a unified parliament was elected; In July, national reunification was declared and the country was named the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

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Customs taboos in Vietnam:?

Vietnamese people are used to greeting each other, nodding, shaking hands or hugging each other according to French etiquette. People of similar age are mostly brothers and sisters.

Vietnamese dress is relatively simple. On formal occasions, men usually wear suits, while women wear national "robes" (similar to cheongsam) and trousers.

Eating habits are similar to those of some ethnic groups in Guangdong, Guangxi and Yunnan. They live on rice, like light, cold and sour food, and use chopsticks.

Vietnamese are deeply influenced by China culture, most of them believe in Buddhism, and Catholicism also has a great influence. Vietnamese people generally worship their ancestors and believe in the god of wealth. Traditional festivals are similar or the same as those in China, and the biggest festival is the Lunar New Year.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of People's Republic of China (PRC)-Vietnamese Country Profile