China did not colonize either. Colonization implies a movement of your population and control into what was previously territory that did not have your population or was not under your control. China established a system of vassalage, where any state near to China would come under its strong influence as a tributary state and would receive Chinese protection from "Barbarians" in return. Korea was a "good" vassal and remained in the Chinese sphere without problems from the 1300s until the late 1800s. Vietnam was a "bad" vassal and so they periodically revolted against the Chinese. Therefore Vietnam was a Chinese vassal intermittently (more off than on) ever since the year 1010 until the French colonization in the mid-1800s.
China is the neighbor of both North Korea and Vietnam.
CHINA was the primary foreign supporter of the Communist Forces in Korea and Vietnam.
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North Korea's neighbours are China, Russia, Japan and South Korea. Vietnam is along way from North Korea but it's neighbours are China Laos Cambodia and Thailand
China, Cuba, Laos, Vietnam, and North Korea.
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Well over 75 percent of Vietnam is Buddhist because when China took over Vietnam, China taught people in Vietnam their culture and shared it.
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Han Wudi when he invaded Korea and Vietnam in 124 BCE.
There are no Socialist countries in Asia, nor could there be. Socialism is a classless stateless society based on production for use, and would have to exist on a global scale, with no countries or borders.
Just before the Vietnam Conflict, Vietnam was a colony under French rule. Before that time, China had control over much of Eastern and Southeastern Asia.
China; North Korea; Vietnam.