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Self-defence on the China–Vietnamese Border) (Guangzhou: Published by the compiler, 1979), hereafter GGZH; Chinese internet sites contain documents, memoirs, personal © The China Quarterly, 2005 852 The China Quarterly This article attempts to reveal China’s own perceptions of the 1979 war...
2 Tretiak focuses on theimmediate causes of the war: confiscation of Hoa property, theexpulsion of ethnic Chinese, alignment with the Soviet Union, borderprovocations in 1978, and Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia. But the realquestion which Tretiak does not mention is why the Chinese backed Pol...
17 Feb–16 Mar 1979Sino-Vietnamese War▲ In response to the Vietnamese occupation of Chinese-backed Cambodia, the People’s Republic of China invaded northern Vietnam, capturing a number of cities near the border. On 6 March, the Chinese declared their punitive mission had been accomplished ...
The Vietnam-Cambodia War: Overview Years of border skirmishes and eventual open warfare between Vietnam and Cambodia came to a head in 1978, when 150,000 Vietnamese troops invaded Cambodia. Although the invasion drove the communist, genocidal regime from power, it sparked international outrage ...
Vietnam and China have a bloody history, fighting a brief border war in 1979. They clashed at sea in 1988 when China occupied its first holdings in the Spratlys. China also took full control of another South China Sea island chain, the Paracels, after a naval showdown with the then Sou...
The limits of coercive diplomacy: The 1979 Sino-Vietnamese border war In 1979, China waged a brief but bloody war with Vietnam, with the hopes of punishing Hanoi for its invasion and occupation of Cambodia the previous year. Beijing's attempt at coercive diplomacy was an embarrassing failure...
It differentiates between the bilateral and regional issues in Sino-Vietnamese relations, such as the overseas Chinese, border and territorial disputes, economic relations, and Kampuchea, and China's larger security concern for Soviet encirclement of the PRC. The former are considered catalysts and ...
1979Sino-VietnameseWar SPBStateUniversity Map SocialistRepublicofVietnamIsacountryonIndochinaPeninsulainSoutheastAsia Background Border:1300km Worldsystem:TwopolesEvents:1.ChinaandtheUnitedStatesestablishdiplomaticrelations(1979.1.1)2.VietnaminvadedCambodiaon25December1978.3.OnNovember3,1978,the...
However, the truce that followed did not end the war (and neither country considered the war finished) nor did it last. There is general agreement that peace talks failed. What followed was a limited war in which China harassed and contested the border. Vietnam fought back. The scale of ...