Question

how were the north and south vitenam

Answer 1

Politically, it is one country, but culturally it could be considered two. For example, the language Vietnamese, has two dialects, a northern accent, and a southern. The weather is different too. In the south it is hot and humid all year, while in the north, it gets chilly in the winter time. But times are certainly changing. Vietnam has a very young population that either doesn't remember the war, or was born after it, Vietnam is also modernizing very quickly and the communist government is not as controlling as it once was. The government is allowing companies like Starbucks, KFC, Prada, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and many other luxury companies open up shop on the streets of Vietnam. The people are also genuinely happy to see foreigners, they often smile and aren't afraid to practice their English with you. So in my opinion, culturally, they are two different places to a degree, but as times are changing, North and South Vietnam will put their differences aside, and open up to the world as one country.northern part of Vietnam is usually colder than the southern one. While the south is predominantly tropical and you’ll seldom see temperatures going below 18ºC (with the exception of the mountain town of Da Lat and a few others), the north is a place where the winters can actaully be reasonably cold. The land in the north is usually poorer in agricultural terms, something that used to cause trouble in the past bearing in mind it always used to be the most populated ‘region’ within the country. The northern landscape is more rugged, with taller mountain ranges and interesting karstic peaks, which are rare in the south.