Because of the harsh conditions that were enforced on the Vietnamese citizens, they suffered in regards to agriculture, health, and the increasing tension between colonies. Following French colonization, South Vietnam encountered an economic downshift because their economy was isolated from the outside world. Specifically, the merchant class, mainly the Chinese, thought that life brought them many challenges when adapting back to their regular lifestyles after much damage was done to them. Furthermore, the ill-treatment of the Chinese community in Vietnam increased as Vietnamese Communists brought about the belief that the Chinese were counter-revolutionary. Thus, the amount of destruction that took place during French imperialism made a lasting impact on the people of South Vietnam, specifically the Chinese as they were secluded from economies in the rest of the world.
On the other hand, during the mid 1980s, Doi Moi, an increase of economic opportunity, was brought to Vietnam. The government was provided with the freedom to court foreign investment and repair structures previously damaged by war. There was a rebirth of potential for Vietnam because of their liberties to change their colony on their own, for once, and not with the "help" of other countries. Also, foreign investment in economy was reinstated because of the opportunity to bring in different cultures through the trading of resources and ideas. Therefore, exemplifying the Vietnamese recovering from the previous long, hard years under colonial rule.
Concerning downfalls in health and education, Vietnamese medical assistance was a detriment in Vietnam society following French imperialism. For example, for every 100,000 Vietnamese there are only two physicians that can aid these people. Therefore, proving that the French only benefited themselves during their time of imperialism by gaining profit.
Lastly, in order to achieve unity, Ho Chi Minh provided the Vietnamese citizens with twelve recommendations. He first describes how aiding those who work with agriculture, the laborers, is a must and should be done daily. Additionally, the people should buy necessities for those who don't have easy access to markets. In order to create an environment of unity, people must study the customs of other religions. Thus, they can gradually reduce people's reason for their belief in superstitions of their religion or belief system. The ultimate goal of Minh was for the Vietnamese to obey these rules and live by them every day. On the other hand, Ho Chi Minh had actions that were forbidden in addition to those that were permitted. He insisted that the citizens don't ruin the land, crops, houses, or belongings to anyone. Also, he preferred for the people to have a balance of supply and demand and a hope that those would never outweigh each other. In addition, the idea of accepting everyone's differences in religious beliefs as well as their customs was enforced in the Vietnamese community. Lastly, Minh wanted to make sure everyone felt welcome and respected rather than feeling unworthy of one's time and disobeyed by the people. Air go, the immediate aftermath of the French Imperialistic Era entailed of impacts in the areas of crop production, education, and the spark of tensions between colonies with several differences, solved by Ho Chi Minh's twelve recommendations.
On the other hand, during the mid 1980s, Doi Moi, an increase of economic opportunity, was brought to Vietnam. The government was provided with the freedom to court foreign investment and repair structures previously damaged by war. There was a rebirth of potential for Vietnam because of their liberties to change their colony on their own, for once, and not with the "help" of other countries. Also, foreign investment in economy was reinstated because of the opportunity to bring in different cultures through the trading of resources and ideas. Therefore, exemplifying the Vietnamese recovering from the previous long, hard years under colonial rule.
Concerning downfalls in health and education, Vietnamese medical assistance was a detriment in Vietnam society following French imperialism. For example, for every 100,000 Vietnamese there are only two physicians that can aid these people. Therefore, proving that the French only benefited themselves during their time of imperialism by gaining profit.
Lastly, in order to achieve unity, Ho Chi Minh provided the Vietnamese citizens with twelve recommendations. He first describes how aiding those who work with agriculture, the laborers, is a must and should be done daily. Additionally, the people should buy necessities for those who don't have easy access to markets. In order to create an environment of unity, people must study the customs of other religions. Thus, they can gradually reduce people's reason for their belief in superstitions of their religion or belief system. The ultimate goal of Minh was for the Vietnamese to obey these rules and live by them every day. On the other hand, Ho Chi Minh had actions that were forbidden in addition to those that were permitted. He insisted that the citizens don't ruin the land, crops, houses, or belongings to anyone. Also, he preferred for the people to have a balance of supply and demand and a hope that those would never outweigh each other. In addition, the idea of accepting everyone's differences in religious beliefs as well as their customs was enforced in the Vietnamese community. Lastly, Minh wanted to make sure everyone felt welcome and respected rather than feeling unworthy of one's time and disobeyed by the people. Air go, the immediate aftermath of the French Imperialistic Era entailed of impacts in the areas of crop production, education, and the spark of tensions between colonies with several differences, solved by Ho Chi Minh's twelve recommendations.