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what is the relationship between China and Vietnam class 10 history into China



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Vietnam, the smaller country, needs its hefty trade relations to sustain with China for imported consumer goods and raw materials for export manufacturing. China needs Vietnam’s buy-in for easing a six-way maritime dispute by spreading investment around Southeast Asia, spoils of the $11.2 trillion Chinese economy. Two-way contempt goes back centuries over territorial disputes plus the South China Sea matter that Beijing hopes to cool down via economic cooperation.

That’s why you see an on-again, off-again pattern of relations over the past couple of decades. That see-sawing became particularly obvious over the past year.
The latest on-again: Chinese Communist Party chief Xi Jinping met a Vietnamese Communist envoy in Beijing October 30 to discuss seeking stronger trust and communication, Beijing’s official Xinhua News Service reported. The common characteristic of one-party Communist rule helps the countries get on.

That encounter came just ahead two regional meetings — an Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation  economic leaders event in Vietnam and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations leaders meetings in Manila – this month. Each side will encounter the other while bracing to hear.