天啊，越南這所學校太尷尬：不能叫台灣，也不是中國？166所華校為何只剩1所#越南台北學校 #台灣人在越南 #越南華人

In Ho Chi Minh City, there's a school that raises the Republic of China flag daily, teaches phonetic symbols, and uses Taiwanese textbooks, yet it can't be officially called a "Taiwanese school." Even more strangely, Vietnam once had 166 Chinese-language schools, but almost all of them have disappeared, leaving only this one still lit up. This isn't just an introduction to a school; it's a story of the most awkward identities for Taiwan, China, Vietnam, and overseas Chinese. Why can it only be called a "Taipei School"? Why did Vietnam once have 166 Chinese-language schools, but only one remains? Why has this school, which can't be called Taiwanese, become the most complete center of Chinese-language education in Vietnam? This video, starting from District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City, takes you to understand the Taiwanese identity, the history of Chinese Vietnamese, Taiwanese business families, the new generation of Taiwanese and Vietnamese, and the most delicate political realities in Asia behind this school. This isn't just a simple educational story. This is a history of Chinese people in Vietnam being folded, erased, and then regrown. If you are Taiwanese, Chinese, an overseas Chinese, or living, working, or investing in Vietnam, this video might make you rethink something: Is identity determined by a passport? Or by language, writing system, memories, and the next generation? Feel free to leave a comment and tell me: Do you think this school belongs to Taiwan? China? Vietnam? Or is this the most awkward reality for the Chinese-speaking world? 00:00 Why is this school in Vietnam in such an awkward position? 02:01 Why is the only Taiwanese school in Vietnam located in Ho Chi Minh City? 04:17 Why can't it be called a "Taiwanese school"? 05:40 Rewind 50 years: The former world of Chinese-language education in Vietnam 05:51 Cholon, the Little Hong Kong: Chinese people, Chinese newspapers, and 166 Chinese-language schools 08:08 How did 166 Chinese-language schools disappear until only one remained? 09:05 What impact did the Chinese community face after Saigon changed hands? 11:22 Rebirth in 1997: How Did Taiwanese Businessmen Re-establish This School? 13:24 With More Taiwanese Businessmen in North Vietnam, Why Is It Even Harder to Establish a Second Taiwanese School? 15:12 Three Chinas, One School: Beijing, Taipei, and the Vanishing Chinese in Cholon 17:13 The Most Ironic Part: It Can't Be Called Taiwan, Yet It Became the Most Complete Base for Chinese Language Education? 19:39 In a Classroom, Children from Taiwan, Vietnam, China, and Overseas Chinese Sit 20:49 Ending: A Flag Can Be Raised, But a Name Cannot Be Said #VietnamTaipeiSchool #TaiwaneseInVietnam #ChineseInVietnam #ChineseLanguageEducation #HoChiMinhCity #TaiwaneseBusinessmenInVietnam #OverseasChinese #UncleAndy