Why Vietnam resumed Chinese language education? Do you know?

The poem mentions, "The mountains and rivers are so beautiful, attracting countless heroes to bend their backs." In fact, in addition to this poem can reflect the love of the people of the country for the motherland, there are countless people with the most beautiful words to express their deepest patriotic feelings. The Chinese people are more traditional in their expression of emotions, but they also have a strong belief in national unity and a high sense of national honor, which is the greatest advantage of traditional Chinese culture that can be inherited and carried forward for a long time.

Writing can also reflect a country's culture, and Chinese characters enjoy a high degree of honor throughout the Asian region, in addition to their high status in China. For example, "Japan comes most readily to mind, and nowadays people can find a few Chinese characters they recognize when they see Japanese writing."

And part of the process of Japan's cultural development was to imitate the Chinese culture, so when the Chinese characters were introduced to the country, this played a supporting role in the development of Japanese culture. In addition to Japan, people can then look at the history of Vietnam. Unlike Japan, Vietnam just developed its own country's culture based on Chinese characters.

Vietnam is a large use of Chinese characters, such as some history books and genealogical construction of the widespread use of Chinese characters, there is not much change. 1406 to 1407, the two years of the Ming Dynasty in power, the ruler is Zhu Di. Zhu Di's policy towards Vietnam at that time was to advocate the recovery of the country, so during Zhu Di's time in the Ming Dynasty, the territory of Vietnam was still divided into Chinese territories. At this time, the Vietnamese used Chinese characters to learn their culture.

After 1400, due to policy issues, Vietnam also thought of building a palace, and later built its own palace according to the pattern of the Forbidden City of the Ming Dynasty. And there is not much difference in the layout, all the words mentioned above the door plaques are all in Chinese characters, even when the Vietnamese monarch was issuing some decrees, all the words written above the holy decrees were in Chinese characters.

This is a country that has a close connection with the development of Chinese culture, so now that the Vietnamese have abolished the Chinese characters, it has indeed brought a lot of trouble to the country. If you look at it carefully, since 1950, basically all Vietnamese over the age of 70 know the culture of Chinese characters. But Vietnamese young people under the age of 70 who can't even read the genealogy basically have to ask their friends or elders specifically to translate what the Chinese characters mean?

Sixty years have passed between 1951 and 2010. But these 60 years have not been able to fill the gap in Chinese language education for Vietnamese under the age of 70. The five-hundred-year gap between 1400 and 1950 has made it difficult to communicate in writing, not to mention reading genealogical records.

Faced with such a dilemma, Vietnam resumed Chinese character education not only to meet the needs of the international situation, but also to solve the problem of the serious historical gap.