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  • perfect video! thanks a lot. that's what im looking for for my presentation about Vietnam in my French class in US :D

  • I'm pround of my country! Pround to be a Vietnamese!

  • woow real surprise .. Vietnam is my homeland ...

  • very beautiful song - I got emotion with the song and admire the song writer (singer)

  • Vietnam !Tuoi là nguoi Vietnam ! I Vietnamiese

  • viet nam que huong toi

  • hay tuye^t

  • Great song!

    Beautiful images!

  • peaceful, easy, beautiful:)

  • Tres belle chanson....Bravo a l'interprete...

  • I love Vietnam . I love Quynh Anh

  • I love Vietnam

  • shes so awsome, i cant belive how many languages she knows! Shes very pretty too!

    talk about bless!

    ^^

  • Many thanks to Marc Lavoine and Quynh Anh for this wonderful and touching song. It's a lovely sentiment that many VN expats can relate to and a pride of all Vietnamese.

  • magnifique !!!

  • i love quynh anh

  • Viet nam ! Welcome everybody!

    We love our country! we are very friendship!

    ^^

  • @luan1511989 : we are very friendly :p

  • @eeetn Thank You! Welcome to Viet Nam :D

  • Beautiful song and country.If Viet lady reads this send me a personal message.

  • khong co dep chai hoy

  • I love this song, and love the singer as well ^^

  • Lovely music

  • good music!!!

  • F**k your mom for your dog's shout

  • I think Malaysian have the lowest politeness and the most arrogant people of this world ! Their culture even has nothing for them to be proud of !

  • hay quá

  • That's pretty nice, I have to say. I never heard this song before, but I like it. I am Vietnamese and was born in France, and I moved to the U.S. like a little more than a year ago.

    I see that some comments are about war and what is the actual state of Vietnam...

    *sigh* why can't everyone forgive each other and live in peace...? just listen to this song and relax... 5/5

  • What a nice video. Thanks for posting. I am Vietnamese American. I left VN when I was 13 years old 28 years ago. Growing up in America, I appreciate what this country has given me, the land of opportunity and freedom, and I am proud to be an American. However; I will never forget my root, where I was born, the beautiful Viet Nam. I do love all the people. That's it, you are human, and life is too short. Peace, not war

  • very true , im a 22yo vietnamese living in saigon , my family is the 'communist' family , i mean my grandfather and uncles all went to war , but in my generation ,i feel like talking about war is a big waste of time ,why dont we talk about love and peace

  • now imagine the vietnam war didnt end in 1975, and the south didnt lose, i believe we re still stuck in vn right now, hahha and there are not that many viet in Cali like right now, or all over the places.

  • Can't imagine that you say about your country like that. Are you really Vietnamese or not?

  • nếu là người VN thì ngậm mồm đừng ôm mối hận thù chửi đất Mẹ! nếu là người Mỹ đừng động đến người VN bọn tao!

  • tao la nguoi vietnam do, tao co chui may ko ma may noi nham? va may co thay tao chui vietnam ko? dung la thang ngu, such an idiot.

  • hey im only sticking up for vietnamies coz he called us a nigger thats racist who's side r u on do u want to b offended or not

  • Bonjour Vietnam!Bonjour Vietnam!Bonjour Vietnam!

  • A good song about VietNam! I love Viet Nam, my motherland! I Love French!

  • chuc` mung` nam moi!! and im 8 years old from fort smith and im vietnamiese

  • My ally Viets : please check out videos under my account.

  • nice

  • merci beaucoup! the video was beautiful oh how i wish i could go home right now:(

  • NE LISEZ PAS CE MESSAGE !

    UNE TETE POUR MENDES

    Si vous lisez les mots maudits "une tête pour Mendès", c'est que le démon Mendès va venir prendre votre tête !

    Si vous ne copiez pas ce message dans 3 autres vidéos pour lever la malédiction, Mendès prendra votre tête !

    C'est horrible, mais ça marche vraiment !

    Ne rompez pas la chaîne !

    UNE TETE POUR MENDES !

    UNE TETE POUR MENDES !

    UNE TETE POUR MENDES !

  • Check out "Vietnam, Mon Pays" by VietnamChris on You Tube. It's a much more authentic song written by a native Vietnamese, not by Frenchman without known connections to Vietnam.

  • yoiu sound stupid...with yoiur comment

  • TittlePending: And you look like an imbecile with your atrocious spelling. It's "you", not "youi" and "your", not "youir". Get back to kindergarten, you little pile of turd!

  • please the war was ended since april 1975 so stop talking about it . sit down and listen this beautiful music ; i had been there in 2004 and 2006 and i can say that is so beautiful country to be visit . Vietnam y love for ever. a frenchy

  • Why are you calling yourself a French ? shame on you.

  • yeah ! and the matter with you? i am french citizen and i am proud of that :! je suis français et fier de l etre ! vas te foutre sale abruti ! t es qui pour donner des leçons de morale ! remontes dans ton arbre ! macaque des iles de papouasi !

  • With people like you, it is no wonder that the French can use 'brother against brother' to colonize Vietnam for 100 years.

  • come on ! you are a fucking idiot ! allways talking about war !! still staying in the past !

  • yeah, you're right

    i visited Vietnam... Vietnam is peaceful now... i love this country

  • I met a friend who is vietnamese and speaks fluent French, I love his voice when he speaks French so much, beautifully, hihihi,

  • tu peux le dire ami.. c est dommage que le vietnam a perdu la langue de Moliere

  • Is Vietnam same France?...

  • i see, frechie eh? hahaha ure still a vietnamese no matter wut nigger, just like me, vietnamese canadian

  • dont call them a niger u fucking nob head im vietnamies if u were in vietnam i would of got sum1 to chop ur head off

  • well i see your education .good education ...bravo .

  • Tu vois petit , des idiots comme il en faut car sinon le monde ne sera pas parfait .

    tu passes ton temps a semer la merde . des cons comme toi on ramasse tous les jours comme les ordures qu on vide dans les decharges . fait quelque chose de positif de ta vie .

  • why i feel hate on you . what is your problem monkey ??

  • they are strong but the don have unity, that's why they cant fight for there rights.... sad

  • Vietnam, Mon Pays by VietnamChris is a much more moving and authenthic number. It's also on You Tube. Go there and enjoy!

  • Viet Nam ...We're Flying ....

  • Listening to this song and watching the slide pictures really make me feel sad and sorry for my own country. Who knows when the vietnamese people in VN will be strong enough to stand up and fight for their freedom/human rights

  • brings tears to my eyes watching this.  thank you for this vid.

  • Very nice. I too have the memories of the war in my mind and in photos. Some day I would like to return to Vietnam. The culture, the people and the country are truly beautiful.

  • let´s enjoy the song! politic isn´t our topic hear!

  • Unfortunately politics is undissociable from life...

  • Most people are peaceful and want to be left alone unless they're invaded, or whipped into a frenzy by their leaders for political/economic/geopolitica­l reasons under the guise of patriotism, independence, freedom, democracy, etc., etc.

  • So nice people! I was never there but I know it is peaceful. I never anderstand the war american politique are crazy!

  • It's not only American politics. The Vietnamese fought the Chinese, the French, the Americans, the Cambodians, and among themselves. The Vietnam War was essentially a war between North and South, both pawns and victims of the big powers rivalry before and during the Cold War.

  • Sorry the american politics is .....

    War is not the solution to have peace!!

    America make war but lose allways! Count the war from America in the last 30 years!!

  • So I have seen you are from france also they made a bad experience in the far east! People learn by bad and good maybe more in bad experiences!!

  • Camel, Trust me, it's not peaceful as the pictures show. I came from there, so i know exactly what i am saying.

  • deva2005: Have you been there recently though? It's as peaceful if not more so than the photos shown in this video. Much more beautiful. Also you talk about freedom and human rights, how are they now compared to those under the Thieu/US regime? Tiger cages on Con Son Island, torture chambers in Chi Hoa Prison, indiscriminated killing under Operation Phoenix, the My Lai Massacre?

  • tom3605, I just came back to Vietnam last 3 weeks ago. And 2 be honest with you, my feeling's remained the same. Vietnam has some what changed. Many people are concentrating on making money, but pretty much forget about democracy and human's right. I'm sure there are few people, who are trying to get their freedom, but it's going to take time before it'll happen.

  • tom3605, (continue to my earlier note).

    During the Thieu, Vietnam was almost the top of all the SouthEast Asia. Vietnam was even on top of HongKong, and Singapore. And Recent survey just showed that Vietnam is behind Singapore 110yrs (that is more than a century behind). So, if you tell me that Vietnam is somewhat peaceful like the picture shows, then i suggest you to revisit vietnam and dig deeper.

  • deva2005: The figure used by people who longed for the old day was totally wrong and misleading. The US did indeed spent the average of US$62 billion in today's money per year between 1964 and 1972 but much of it was spent on arms and munitions to destroy Vietnam, not to build it. Of that amount, the Thieu clique only got about 5% a year, most of it was for buying war materials from US companies for similar destruction!

  • tom3605, i'm not planning to reply to ur comment. But this will be the last comment that i wil reply to u. The survey is not from those who long for the old day (that's only what you think), but it's from people (civilian). Also, $62bil in this generation is totally not worth as much as 35-40yrs ago. When you do statistic, you should not just base on the #, but you should also be base on the generation, the people, the living environment, and what everybody wants.

  • tom3605 (continue to my first comment) But like I said from my previous note, I know Vietnam is changing, but the changed is not much focus in people, but more focusing in the government and what they can benefit from the foreign business.

    please dont post anymore comments, because your ideas, believe and theories are totally different than mine. There's no point of going back and forth. thanx

  • deva2005: I know you wanted to have the last word but since you're less than half my age and even younger than my children (I know you're only 31), I have the obligation to inform you so you won't be too mislead. I know the time-value of money, the $62 billion has been adjusted for inflation so everyone would know what it would cost today. The actual figure back then was $13.8 billion/year.(see next comment)

  • deva2005: (continued) The Thieu regime, for its loyal but incompetent servitude, only got 5% of that (i.e. $690 million/year) as a handout so there was no way Vietnam was on top of Hong Kong and Singapore as you claimed

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