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Answer: Vietnam was able to fend off Chinese attack for a variety of reasons t.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How was Vietnam able to fend off the Chinese attack in 1978, despite the relative strength of the Chinese and the weakness of the Vietnamese? Tin Hong, B.S./B.A. Electrical Engineering & History, University of California, Irvine (20... Written Jun 26, 2020 Vietnam was able to fend off Chinese attack for a variety of reasons that coalesced together to create a situation where China was unable to meet its strategic objectives. ... Read More » Do Chinese people in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia have the same standard of manners? C. Michel de Wilde, a multiracial Indonesian citizen: Chinese, Dutch, Srilankan, Indonesian Updated Aug 11, 2019 I have met few Chinese Singaporeans and Chinese Malaysians. Here's my thought: Chinese Malaysians: I think they behave a bit more like Peranakan Chinese Indonesian. Still pre... Read More » Is PHD a doctorate? What is the difference between both of them? I'am confused :( Alice Baker, former Law School Professor (2001-2008) Written Jan 25 Yes, a PhD is a doctoral degree. There are many kinds of doctoral degrees. The PhD is one of them. Saying that a PhD is a doctorate is sort of like saying that a penguin is a... Read More » Did an Emperor of China ever "bend the knee" to another ruler? George Hu, works at Department of Health Australian Government Written Dec 29 I would list out two events that actually received praise by future historians: Emperor Gaozu of Han - The Battle of Baideng During the early days of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu ... Read More » What are some examples of scenes in movies or TV shows that weren't considered offensive at the time? Matthew Wong, loves films Written Mar 2 Remember "grab her by the pussy?" It's happened on film… Crocodile Dundee I and II are to my mind some of the greatest of movies to have graced the big screen, from Australi... Read More » Is there such a thing as "white" math? Wayne Wigfield, Aspiring chemist, BS mathematics Written Mar 3 No and this trend is quite concerning because the people that are supposed to benefit from it will be the most hurt. Let's say we do as described in the article: "That is acc... Read More » How tall were the ancient Chinese? Feng Xian, I read the entire Chinese history Written Jan 16, 2019 Conclusion first: Ancient Chinese had been one of the tallest groups in the world for a long time. Vertically, the green areas are Chinese in each region in the North. In th... Read More » Who has the most feared military? Kuriakose Rossi, lives in Edmonton, AB (2006-present) Updated Jul 5, 2020 The most feared navy in history was the British. The most feared Air Force in history was the American during WWII (USAAF). The most feared army in history was undoubtedly the Mongols ... Read More » Who was the best dressed at the 2021 Golden Globes? Julia Lee, Interested in red carpet fashion Written Mar 1 The Golden Globe Awards just happened yesterday, there were a lot of best dressed ones. Starting with… Last year's winner for Best Actress Renee Zellweger came back in her si... Read More » What are things that only PhD mathematicians know? Keith Ramsay, Ph.D. in mathematics Written May 20, 2020 When I was a graduate student, the math department would have afternoon seminars that were open to the public, although almost all of the people in the audience were either... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/