The Chinese Position on the Vietnam War (1950-1964)

Abstract

      The study discusses the subject of international competition over Vietnam, and the most prominent repercussions of that competition by addressing its nature and causes, as well as what are the methods used by the competing international parties, as well as knowing the results that helped determine the interests and objectives of those countries and the withdrawal of the French forces with American support on the one hand and the Vietnamese forces with The Chinese support, on the other hand, resulted in the emergence of two forces of varying strength and number, represented by the American forces and the Vietnamese forces, and the conflict that followed that and produced dire consequences for the Vietnamese people, as well as fueling the Vietnamese war between the northern and southern sections, as well as the strength of the Vietnamese resistance (guerrilla war). Which formed the main engine of contemporary Vietnamese political transformations. The nations of the world amazed as a rare image of defensive sacrifice and military planning, as well as the Vietnamese resistance (guerrilla warfare) that was the main driver of contemporary Vietnamese political transformations.