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  yuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó( TheSocialistRepublicofVietNam) dài VN
  
  【 miàn 】 329556 píng fāng gōng
  
  【 rén kǒu】 8411 wàn (2006 nián ), zhōng nán xìng 4133 wànzhàn 49.1%, xìng 4278 wànzhàn 50.9%。 yòu 54 mín jīng zhàn zǒng rén kǒu jìn 90%, dài dǎi máng huá rénnóng rén kǒu jūn chāo guò 50 wànzhù yào yán wéi yuè nán guān fāng yántōng yòng yánzhù yào mín yán jūn wéi yuè nán )。 zhù yào zōng jiào jiàotiān zhù jiào hǎo jiào gāo tái jiào
  
  【 guó yuè nán guó de míng chēng shì jīn xīng hóng 1955 nián 11 yuè 30 kāi shǐ cǎi yòngguó de cháng kuān wéi 2:3, zhōng xīn shì huáng de jiǎo xīngjīn xīng), biāo zhì yuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng de lǐng dǎo wèihóng biǎo shì mìng shèng jiǎo xīng de jiǎo fēn bié biǎo shì gōng rénnóng mínshì bīngzhī shí fèn qīng nián
  
  【 guó huāyuè nán mín jiān lián huā zuò wéi guó huā zuò wéi liàng xiángpíng 'ānguāng míng de xiàng zhēnghái lián huā yīng xióng shén zǒng zhī qiē měi hǎo de xiǎng jiē lián huā biǎo shì
  
  【 guó huīyuè nán guó huī de zhōng jiān shì jiǎo xīngdài biǎo yuè nán gòng chǎn dǎngguó huī zhōu shì dào suì jīn chǐ lúndài biǎo gōng rén jiē céng nóng mín jiē céngjīn chǐ lún xià fāng wéi xiě zhe yuè nán C ngHòaXãHộ iCh NghĩaVi tNam ( yuè nán hàn wéigòng shè huì zhù yuè nán”, wèiyuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó” ) de hóng jīn shòu dài de shè gēn zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó guó huī jiào xiāng
  
  【 shǒu nèi( HaNoi), rén kǒu 4,000,000 rén( 2005 nián)。 xià píng jūn wēn 28.9 dōng píng jūn wēn 18.9℃。
  
  【 guó jiā yuán shǒuguó jiā zhù ruǎn míng zhé( NguyenMinhTriet), 2006 nián 6 yuè 27 jiù zhí
  
  【 zhòng yào jié yuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng chéng : 2 yuè 3 ( 1930 nián)。 yuè nán nán fāng jiě fàng : 4 yuè 30 ( 1975 nián)。 yuè nán guó qìng : 9 yuè 2 ( 1945 nián)。 zhì míng dàn chén : 5 yuè 19 ( 1890 nián)。
  
  【 jiǎn kuàngwèi zhōng nán bàn dǎo dōng běi zhōng guó jiē rǎng lǎo jiǎn zhài jiāo jièdōng miàn nán miàn lín nán hǎihǎi 'àn xiàn cháng 3260 duō gōng chù běi huí guī xiàn nánshǔ dài fēng hòugāo wēn duō nián píng jūn wēn 24℃ zuǒ yòunián píng jūn jiàng liàng wéi 1500 2000 háo běi fāng fēn chūnxiàqiūdōng nán fāng hàn liǎng fēn míng fēn 5-10 yuè wéi , 11 yuè zhì nián 4 yuè wéi hàn
   tóng běi jīng shí chā lín zhì shí jiān zǎo 7 xiǎo shí běi jīng shí jiān wǎn 1 xiǎo shí
   guó diàn huà 84
   huò yuè nán dùn
  
   shǐ yán
  
  【 shǐ
   shàng chuán shuō dài zhōng guó de tǒng zhì
   qián 257 niánshǔ guó dài wáng shǔ pàn shuài lǐng mínniǎn zhuǎn dào xiàn zài yuè nán běi jiàn 'ōu luò guóbìng chēng wéi 'ān yáng wáng
   qín shǐ huáng tǒng liù guó hòu de qián 214 niánpài jūn yuè guò lǐng nán zhàn lǐng jīn yuè nán běi guǎng guǎng dōng jiànzhēng dāng de bǎi yuè zhū qín cháo zài zhè dài liàng mínshè liǎo sān jùn zhōng yuè nán běi guī shǔ xiàng jùn guǎn
   qián 203 niánqín cháo de nán hǎi wèi zhào tuó zài qín cháo nián de hùn luàn shí wéi nán yuè wánghòu gǎi chēng nán yuè ), shǒu zài jīn guǎng zhōuyuè nán běi chéng wéi nán yuè guó de fènqián 111 niánhàn miè nán yuè guóbìng zài yuè nán běi fāng shè jiāo zhǐjiǔ zhēn nán sān jùnshí shī zhí jiē de xíng zhèng guǎn zài zhī hòu de qiān duō nián shí jiān yuè nán běi jiāo zhǐ suī rán yòu fǎn kàngdàn shì shàng zhí shòu dào zhōng guó dài zhèng quán cháo dàihàn cháodōng jìn cháonán cháosuí cháotáng cháo nán hànde zhí jiē guǎn xiá
  
   zhàn de
   dōng hàn nián( 192 nián), zhàn rén lián shā hàn cháo de nán jùn xiàng lín xiàn lìngcóng dōng hàn zhàn liǎo yuán nán jùn de fèn yuè nán zhōng ), luó mén jiào wèiguó jiàojiàn zhàn guó dōng hàn shùn huà wéi jiè。 1190 nián zhì 1220 niánzhàn bèi zhēn zhàn lǐnghòu guó
  
   yuè de
  939 nián quán zhōng guó dài nán hàn zhèng quán 'ér cháo), yuè nán lǎo de xīn zàng dài héng héng běi jiāo zhǐ gào bié liǎo zhōng guó qiān duō nián de tǒng zhìdàn shì bìng wèi jiàn guó hào shǐ yòng nián hào。 968 niándīng lǐngdīng xiān huáng zhēng jìng nèi de shì jiàn guó hào yuèdīng cháo), liǎng nián hòu( 970 niányòu chēng huáng shǐ yòng nián hào tài píngdìng huá jīn níng píng shěng níng píng shì), suàn shì yuè nán zhèng shì tuō zhōng guó 'ér zhù zhī shǐhòu lái jiē shòu zhōng guó sòng cháo tài fēng wéi jiāo zhǐ jùn wángzhōng guó dài huáng zhèng shì chéng rèn yuè nán shì zhì de fān shǔ guó 'ér zài shì zhí jiē guǎn de zhōng guó běn 。 980 nián huán jiàn qián cháo。 1010 nián gōng yùn jiàn cháobìng qiān shēng lóngjīn nèi)。 1225 niánchén jiǒngshí wéi chén shǒu jiàn chén cháolìng yuè nán rén háo de shìchén cháo jiē lián sān tuì liǎo měnggǔ jūn de qīn lüèchén xīng dào shì dāng shí de kàng yuán yīng xióng
  
   yuè nán de tǒng
  1407 nián zhì 1428 niánzhōng guó míng cháo chéng yǒng huáng chèn yuè nán huáng cháo nèi luàn zhī chū bīng zhàn lǐng yuè nánbìng zài shēng lóng shè liǎo jiāo zhǐ zhèng xíng shěng), jìn xíng zhí jiē tǒng zhì。 1428 nián bài míng cháo jūn duì wéi jiàn hòu cháo shì míng cháo cóng yuè nán chè bīngbìng chéng rèn yuè nán 。 1471 niánmiè zhàn 。 1527 niánhòu cháo nán běi fēn lièběi yóu dēng yōng jiàn de cháo kòng zhì。 1592 niánhòu cháo běi yóu zhèng shì jiā kòng zhìnán yóu ruǎn shì jiā kòng zhì, 1698 niánruǎn shì jiā chū bīng tūn bìng xià gāo miánjīn méi gōng sān jiǎo zhōu)。 1771 niánbào shān sān xiōng xiān hòu miè ruǎnzhèngtǒng quán guójiàn shān cháo。 1802 niánruǎn yìng zài guó zhī chí xià miè shān cháojiàn ruǎn cháozhī hòu jiē shòu zhōng guó qīng cháo jiā qìng de gēnggǎi fēng wéi yuè nán guó wáng zhèng shì jiàn xīn guó hào wéiyuè nán」, zhè shì yuè nán míng chēng de yóu lái
  
   guó de zhàn lǐng zài de
  1859 nián guó shēng chēng bǎo chuán jiào shì tiān zhù jiào zhàn lǐng méi gōng sān jiǎo zhōu de zhù yào chéng shì chái gùn gòng), 1862 nián dào yuè nán nán yòu 1884 nián zhàn lǐng zhěng yuè nánbìng jiāng zhī guī guó zài zhōng nán bàn dǎo de zhí mín zhī nèiwèicǐ yuè nán de zōng zhù guó qīng cháo bào liǎo qīng zhàn zhēng( 1883 nián zhì 1885 nián); tóng shí guó chuán jiào shì wéi běn lái cǎi yòng hàn de yuè nánshè liǎo tào dīng wéi chǔ de pīn yīn wén jiù shì xiàn zài yuè nán rén chēng wéiguó de dīng huà yuè nán wén
  1904 nián kāi shǐyuè nán de chǎn jiē mín zhù mìng jiā pān pèi zhū liú wáng hǎi wài chéng yuè nán wéi xīn huìhòu lái zài 1912 nián jiàn dào zhōng guó de xīn hài mìng chéng gōngbìng zhōng guó guǎng zhōu gǎi wéi yuè nán guāng huì tuán chéng yuán céng xiān hòu qián huí yuè nán dòng zhuāng shì tuī fān guó zhí mín zhèng quánquè yīn cāng de xíng dòng zhuāng bèi de luò hòu 'ér zāo shī bàizhī hòu pān pèi zhū 1925 nián zāo dào guó zhí mín zhèng quán de bǎng jiàbìng yājiè huí yuè nán 'ér zhōng shēng ruǎn jìndào liǎo 1930 niányuè nán de gòng chǎn zhù mìng jiā zhì míng dào lián de xié zhù jiàn liǎo yìn zhī gòng chǎn dǎngbìng kāi shǐ zài běi yuè lǐng dǎo duì kàng zhí mín yùn dòng
  1940 nián běn jìn qīn yuè nánměi guó wèile duì kàng běn de qīn lüè 'ér duì zhì míng mìng shì gōng jūn shì zhī chíbìng chéng nuò zhàn hòu zhī chí yuè nán xún qiú 。 1945 nián jūn xuān tóu jiàng zhī zhì míng zài nèi xuān gào bìng jiàn yuè nán mín zhù gòng guó」。 dàn měi guó guó zhèng chéng xié ràng guó zhí mín zhèng quán tǒng zhì yuè nán zhì míng zhuǎn 'ér xiàng lián xún qiú zhī zhù。 1954 niándāng běi yuè jūn duì zài zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó de zhǐ huī yuán zhù xià diàn biān zhī shèng zhī hòuzài xuān gào bìng dào lián zhōng guó gèng guǎng fàn de zhī chíwèile gēn zhì míng wéi shǒu de běi yuè duì kàng guó zhèng zài nèi huì( 1954 niánshàng xuān jiāng quán jiāo gěi ruǎn cháo de dài huáng ruǎn tiǎnbǎo huáng ), bìng chéng míng wéiyuè nán guóde nán yuè zhèng 'ér zhì míng lǐng dǎo de běi yuè zhèng kàng héngruǎn tiǎn bìng qiě wěi rèn liǎo tíng yǎn wéi shǒuxiàng。 1955 nián tíng yǎn zài měi guó de zhī chí xià qiān shǔ lìng fèi chú huáng shìbìng xuān chéng wéiyuè nán gòng guóde zǒng tǒng
  
  【 yuè nán zhàn zhēng
   shòu dào měi guó děng fāng fǎn duì gòng chǎn zhù zhì de guó jiā zhī chí tíng yǎn wéi shǒu de nán yuè zhèng jué zài zuì hòu xiàn 1955 nián 7 yuè qián běi yuè zhèng jiù xuǎn wèn jìn xíng cuō shāngnán yuè jué zūn shǒu xié dìngbìng xuān chéng gòng guóběi yuè suí yóu zhì míng xuān jiàn guówéi bǎo zhàng nán yuè zhèng de zhǎnměi guó zài 1960 nián dài duì nán yuè de jīng jūn shì yuán zhù cóng jiànduànzhí dào 1973 nián nán běi shuāng fāng qiān dìng tíng huǒ xié wéi zhǐzhī hòuměi guó cóng nán yuè chè jūncān kǎo yuè zhàn)。
   liǎng nián hòu de 1975 nián 4 yuè 30 běi yuè jūn duì bài nán yuè zhèng chéng nán yuè nán gòng guó」, nián liǎng yuè zài běi yuè lǐng dǎo xià tǒng 。 1976 nián,「 yuè nán mín zhù gòng guógēngmíng wéiyuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó」。 zhè zhàn zhēng zǒng gòng dǎo zhì sān bǎi shí wàn rén wáng hòu zhèng zài zhàn zhēng jié shù zhī hòu 'èr shí nián wèi néng píng xiāng gǎng de yuè nán nànmín zhí dào 1997 nián zhī hòu cái quán bèi qiǎn fǎn yuè nán
  
  【 tǒng gǎi
  
  1973 nián 1 yuè yuè měi zài qiān dìng guān zài yuè nán jié shù zhàn zhēnghuī píng de xié dìngměi jūn kāi shǐ cóng nán fāng chè zǒu。 1975 nián 5 yuè nán fāng quán jiě fàng, 1976 nián 4 yuè xuǎn chū tǒng de guó huì, 7 yuè xuān quán guó tǒng dìng guó míng wéi yuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó
  
   yuè nán tǒng hòu jūn duì jīng yuè zhàn chuí liànyōng yòu zhōng yuán zhù de zhuāng bèi jiǎo huò de měi zhì zài qián lián de qiáng zhī chí xiàyuè gòng de kuò zhāng xiǎng péng zhàngchèn jiǎn zhài guó nèi mín yuànhóng gāo miánzhī qīnbìng pài bīng kòng zhì lǎo yòu pái huá bìng zhōng guó bào guī biān jìng chōng duō nián qióng bīng dǎo zhì yuè nán jīng jīhū bēng kuìdǎng nèi wài fǎn duì shēng làng duàn。 1986 nián yuè gòng lǐng dǎo rén sǔn hòucháng zhēngruǎn wén líng xiān hòu rènduì wài tiáozhěng zhōng guó dōng méng lín guó de guān duì nèi jìn xíng jīng zhì gǎi shǐ yuè nán zǒu shàng xiāng duì wěn dìng de zhǎn dào
  
  2006 nián , yuè tōng guò jiā qiáng dǎng de jiàn shèjiā fǎn jiě jué mín shēng wèn děng cuò , zēng qiáng níng , wéi shè huì zhèng zhì wěn dìng。 4 yuè 18 zhì 25 , yuè gòng shí zài nèi zhào kāitōng guòzhèng zhì bào gào》、《 2006-2010 nián nián jīng shè huì zhǎn fāng xiàng biāo de bào gào》、《 dǎng jiàn gōng zuò bào gào chōng xiū gǎi dǎng zhāng bào gàojué xuǎn chǎn shēng shí jiè zhōng yāng lǐng dǎo gòurèn wéi yuè chū xíng chéng xīnshè huì zhù shè huì zǒu shè huì zhù dào de lùn xiū gǎi chōng hòu de dǎng zhāng míng què chū yuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng shì gōng rén jiē de xiān fēng duìtóng shí shì yuè láo dòng rén mín quán mín de xiān fēng duì
  2006 nián 6 yuè 27 yuè gòng zhōng yāng zhèng zhì wěi yuán zhì míng shì shì wěi shū ruǎn míng zhé zài yuè nán shí jiè guó huì jiǔ huì xuǎn zhōng huò 94% de zàn chéng piàodāng xuǎn wéi yuè nán guó jiā zhù .
  
  
   zhèng zhì
  
  
  
  【 xiàn yuè nán xiàn xíng xiàn shì xiàn 1992 nián 4 yuè 15 zài jiè guó huì 11 huì shàng tōng guòshì 1946 nián、 1959 nián、 1980 nián xiàn de chéng zhǎn xiàn liǎo yuè gòng chū de shè huì zhù biāo guó jiā quán miàn xīn xiànxiàn guī dìngyuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó guó jiā zhèng quán shǔ rén mínyuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng liè níng zhù zhì míng xiǎng wéi zhǐ dǎo xiǎng。 2001 nián shí jiè guó huì 10 huì duì xiàn fēn tiáo kuǎn zuò chū xiū gǎiquè dìng yuè nán yào zhǎnshè huì zhù dìng xiàngde shì chǎng jīng
  【 huìchēng guó huìshì guó jiā zuì gāo quán guānrèn 5 niántōng cháng měi nián xíng liǎng huì。 2007 nián 5 yuèyuè xíng shí 'èr jiè guó huì dài biǎo xuǎn gòng xuǎn chū 493 míng guó huì dài biǎoxiàn rèn guó huì zhù ruǎn zhòng( NguyenPhuTrong), 2006 nián 6 yuè 26 dāng xuǎn
  【 yuè nán guó zhèn xiàn】( MatTranToQuocVietNam) shì yuè nán de tǒng zhàn xiàn zhìchéng 1955 nián 9 yuènán běi fāng tǒng hòu 1977 nián tóng yuè nán nán fāng mín jiě fàng zhèn xiàn yuè nán mín mín zhù píng liàng lián méng bìngběn jiè guó zhèn xiàn zhōng yāng zhù tuán zhù fàn shì yuè( PhamTheDuyet)。
  【 zhèng guó jiā zuì gāo xíng zhèng guānběn jiè zhèng 2006 nián 6 yuè 27 chéngzǒng ruǎn jìn yǒng( NguyenTanDung) , cháng zǒng ruǎn shēng xióng( NguyenSinhHung)、 zǒng zhāng yǒng zhòng( TruongVinhTrong)、 zǒng jiān wài cháng fàn jiā qiān( PhamGiaKhiem), guó fáng cháng féng guāng qīng( PhungQuangThanh)、 gōng 'ān cháng hóng yīng( LeHongAnh)、 cháng wāng zhū liú( UongChuLuu)、 cái zhèng cháng wén róng( VuVanVinh)、 mào cháng zhāng tíng xuǎn( TruongDinhTuyen)、 láo dòng róng jūn shè huì cháng ruǎn shì gèn( NguyenThiHang)、 jiāo tōng yùn shū cháng yǒng( HoNghiaDung)、 jiàn shè cháng ruǎn hóng jūn( NguyenHongQuan)、 shuǐ chǎn cháng xiè guāng ( TaQuangNgoc)、 wén huà tōng xùn cháng yǐn ( LeDoanHop)、 jiào péi xùn cháng ruǎn shàn rén( NguyenThienNhan)、 nóng nóng cūn zhǎn cháng gāo ( CaoDucPhat)、 gōng cháng huáng zhōng hǎi( HoangTrungHai)、 jìhuà tóu cháng hóng ( VoHongPhuc)、 wèi shēng cháng chén shì zhōng zhàn( TranThiTrungChien)、 cháng huáng wén fēng( HoangVanPhong)、 yuán huán jìng cháng méi 'ài zhí (MaiAiTruc)、 yóu zhèng diàn xìn cháng zhōng zuǒ( DoTrungTa)、 nèi cháng guāng zhōng( DoQuangTrung)、 zhèng zǒng jiān chá cháng chén wén chuán( TranVanTruyen)、 guó jiā yínháng xíng cháng suì( LeDucThuy)、 wěi yuán huì zhù rèn ruǎn míng tài( NguyenDanhThai)、 mín wěi yuán huì zhù rèn suǒ ( KsorPhuoc)、 rén kǒu jiā tíng 'ér tóng wěi yuán huì zhù rèn shì qiū( LeThiThu)。 zhèng bàn gōng tīng zhù rèn duàn mèng jiāo( DoanManhGiao)。
  【 xíng zhèng huáquán guó huàfēn wéi 59 shěng 5 zhí xiá shì
  5 zhí xiá shì gài kuàng
  
   zhì míng shìrén kǒu) 5378100( miàn ) 2,095 píng fāng gōng
  
   xiàn gǎngrén kǒu) 715000( miàn ) 1,256 píng fāng gōng
  
   nèi shìrén kǒu) 2154900( miàn ) 921 píng fāng gōng
   hǎi fáng shìrén kǒu) 1711100( miàn ) 1,503 píng fāng gōng
  
   qín shìrén kǒu) 1112000( miàn ) 1,390 píng fāng gōng
  
  
  【 gòuyóu zuì gāo rén mín yuànzuì gāo rén mín jiǎn chá yuàn fāng yuàn fāng jiǎn chá yuàn jūn shì yuàn chéngxiàn rèn zuì gāo rén mín yuàn yuàn cháng ruǎn wén xiàn( NguyenVanHien), 2002 nián 8 yuè jiù rènzuì gāo rén mín jiǎn chá yuàn yuàn cháng mèng zhì( HaManhTri), 1997 nián 9 yuè jiù rèn, 2002 nián 8 yuè lián rèn
  【 zhèng dǎngyuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng( DangCongSanVietNam) shì wéi zhèng dǎng, 1930 nián 2 yuè 3 chéng tóng nián 10 yuè gǎi míng wéi yìn zhī gòng chǎn dǎng, 1951 nián gēngmíng wéi yuè nán láo dòng dǎng, 1976 nián gǎi yòng xiàn míngxiàn yòu dǎng yuán yuē 248 wàn rén céng zhì 4 wàn duō tóng shì jiè shàng 180 duō zhèng dǎng jiàn yòu dǎng guān
   yuè gòng zhōng yāng zǒng shū wéi nóng mèng( NongDucManh)。 zhèng zhì wěi yuán( 14 rén): nóng mèng hóng yīng (LeHongAnh)、 ruǎn jìn yǒng (NguyenTanDung)、 ruǎn míng zhé (NguyenMinhTriet)、 zhāng jìn chuàng (TruongTanSang)、 ruǎn zhòng (NguyenPhuTrong)、 fàn jiā qiān (PhamGiaKhiem)、 féng guāng qīng (PhungQuangThanh)、 zhāng yǒng zhòng (TruongVinhTrong)、 qīng hǎi (LeThanhHai)、 ruǎn shēng xióng (NguyenSinhHung)、 ruǎn wén zhī (NguyenVanChi)、 yuè (HoDucViet)、 fàn guāng (PhamQuangNghi); zhōng yāng shū chù shū ( 8 rén): nóng mèngzhāng jìn chuàngzhāng yǒng zhòngruǎn wén zhī yuè wén yǒng (LeVanDung)、 cóng shì fàng (TungThiPhong)、 huī (ToHuyRua); zhōng yāng jiǎn chá wěi yuán huì wěi yuán( 13 rén): ruǎn wén zhīzhù rèn)、 ruǎn shì yuán( NguyenThiDuyen)、 fàn shì hǎi chuán( PhamThiHaiChuyen)、 chén (TranHoa)、 fàn zhì (PhamChiHoa)、 fàn shì huái (PhamThiHoe)、 hóng lián (LeHongLiem)、 wén jiǎng (LeVanGiang)、 ruǎn wén dǎn (NguyenVanDam)、 shā (SaNhuHoa)、 ruǎn míng guāng (NguyenMinhQuang)、 péi wén (BuiVanThe)、 guāng qiū (ToQuangThu)。
  
  【 zhòng yào rén nóng mèngyuè gòng zhōng yāng zǒng shū 。 1940 nián 9 yuè 11 shēng běi tài shěng xīng xiàn qiáng xiāngdài 。 1963 nián dǎng。 1966 1971 nián yuán lián liè níng lín xué yuàn liú xué。 1974― 1976 nián zài ruǎn 'ài guó gāo dǎng xiàojīn zhì míng guó jiā zhèng zhì xué yuànxué 。 1976― 1986 nián rèn běi tài shěng lín tīng tīng chángtīng chángshěng rén wěi zhù zhù shěng wěi shū shū 。 1986 nián 12 yuè zài yuè gòng liù shàng dāng xuǎn hòu zhōng yāng wěi yuán, 1989 nián 3 yuè liù jiè liù zhōng quán huì zēng wéi zhōng yāng wěi yuán。 1989 nián 8 yuè rèn yuè gòng zhōng yāng mín chángtóng nián 11 yuè rèn guó huì mín wěi yuán huì zhù 。 1991 nián 6 yuè zài yuè gòng shàngdàng xuǎn zhèng zhì wěi yuán。 1992 nián 9 yuè dāng xuǎn guó huì zhù 。 1996 nián 6 yuè zài yuè gòng shàng lián rèn zhèng zhì wěi yuán。 1997 nián 9 yuè lián rèn guó huì zhù 。 1998 nián 1 yuè dāng xuǎn zhèng zhì cháng wěi。 2001 nián 4 yuè zài yuè gòng jiǔ shàng dāng xuǎn zǒng shū , 2006 nián 4 yuè zài yuè gòng shí shàng lián rèn
   céng 1994 nián 2 yuè 2000 nián 4 yuè shuài guó huì dài biǎo tuán fǎng huárèn yuè gòng zhōng yāng zǒng shū hòu xiān hòu 2001 nián 12 yuè、 2003 nián 4 yuè 2006 nián 8 yuè fǎng huá
   ruǎn míng zhéyuè gòng zhōng yāng zhèng zhì wěi yuányuè nán guó jiā zhù 。 1942 nián 10 yuè 8 shēng píng yáng shěng biān xiàn 'ān xiāngshù xuézhèng zhì xué xué shì。 1960― 1973 nián cān jiā nán fāng mìng huó dòng。 1974― 1987 nián zài zhì míng gòng qīng tuán zhōng yāng gōng zuòcéng rèn tuán zhōng yāng shū qīng lián zhù bìng zài ruǎn 'ài guó gāo dǎng xiào xué 。 1988 nián 1 yuè― 1996 nián 12 yuè rèn xiǎo shěng shěng wěi wěi yuán shū shū jiān 1991 nián 6 yuè zài yuè gòng shàngdàng xuǎn zhōng yāng wěi yuán, 1996 nián 6 yuè zài yuè gòng shàng lián rèn zhōng yāng wěi yuán。 1997 nián 1 yuè rèn zhì míng shì shì wěi shū 。 1997 nián 12 yuè zài yuè gòng jiè zhōng quán huì shàngdàng xuǎn zhèng zhì wěi yuán。 1998― 1999 nián rèn yuè gòng zhōng yāng mín yùn cháng。 2000 nián 1 yuè zhì 2006 nián 6 yuè rèn zhì míng shì shì wěi shū jiān zài 2001 nián 4 yuè yuè gòng jiǔ 2006 nián 4 yuè yuè gòng shí shàng jūn dāng xuǎn zhèng zhì wěi yuán。 2006 nián 6 yuè zài shí jiè jiǔ guó huì shàng dāng xuǎn guó jiā zhù 。 1995 nián 4 yuè shuài xiǎo shěng dài biǎo tuán fǎng huá, 2000 nián 7 yuè shuài yuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng dài biǎo tuán fǎng huárèn guó jiā zhù hòu 2007 nián 5 yuè fǎng huá
   ruǎn jìn yǒngyuè gòng zhōng yāng zhèng zhì wěi yuányuè nán zhèng zǒng 。 1949 nián 11 yuè 17 shēng jīn 'ōu shěng tài píng xiàn。 1967 nián dǎng xué shì。 1961 nián cān jūncéng rèn tuán zhèng wěijiān jiāng shěng jūn shì zhǐ huī gànbù cháng。 1981― 1994 nián rèn jiān jiāng shěng wěi zhì chángcháng shū shěng rén wěi zhù shěng wěi shū bìng zài ruǎn 'ài guó gāo dǎng xiào xué jiān 1991 nián zài yuè gòng shàngdàng xuǎn zhōng yāng wěi yuán。 1995 nián 1 yuè― 1996 nián 5 yuè rèn nèi cháng。 1996 nián 6 yuè zài yuè gòng shàngdàng xuǎn zhèng zhì wěi yuáncháng wěirèn zhōng yāng jīng cháng。 1997 nián 9 yuè rèn zhèng cháng zǒng 。 1998 nián 4 yuè jiān rèn guó jiā yínháng xíng cháng。 2001 nián 4 yuè zài yuè gòng jiǔ shàng zài dāng xuǎn zhèng zhì wěi yuán。 2002 nián 8 yuè lián rèn zhèng cháng zǒng 。 2006 nián 4 yuè zài yuè gòng shí shàng lián rèn zhèng zhì wěi yuántóng nián 6 yuè zài shí jiè jiǔ guó huì shàngdàng xuǎn zhèng zǒng 。 1994 nián láixiān hòu 6 fǎng huá。 2006 nián 10 yuè shuài tuán chū zhōng guó - dōng méng jiàn duì huà guān 15 zhōu nián niàn fēng huì nán huìbìng shùn fǎng guǎng
  
  
   jīng
  
  【 jīng yuè nán zhǎn zhōng guó jiā。 1986 nián kāi shǐ shí xíng xīn kāi fàng。 1996 nián yuè gòng chū yào tuī jìn guó jiā gōng huàxiàn dài huà。 2001 nián yuè gòng jiǔ què dìng jiàn shè huì zhù dìng xiàng de shì chǎng jīng zhìbìng què dìng liǎo sān jīng zhàn lüè zhòng diǎn gōng huà xiàn dài huà wéi zhōng xīn zhǎn duō zhǒng jīng chéng fèn huī guó yòu jīng zhù dǎo wèijiàn shì chǎng jīng de pèi tào guǎn zhìjīng guò 'èr shí nián de xīnyuè jīng bǎo chí jiào kuài zēngzhǎng, 1990-2006 nián guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí nián jūn zēngzhǎng 7.7%, jīng zǒng liàng duàn kuò sān chǎn jié gòu xiàng xié diàoduì wài kāi fàng shuǐ píng duàn gāo běn xíng chéng liǎo guó yòu jīng wéi zhù dǎoduō zhǒng jīng chéngfèn gòng tóng zhǎn de
  2006 niányuè zhèng shì jiā WTO, bìng chéng gōng bàn APEC lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì yuè nán jīng zhǎnzhèng cǎi cuò shī tiáozhěng jīng jié gòuzēng jiā gōng jiàn zhù zhòngjiàng nóng lín shuǐ chǎn pǐn zhòngwán shàn shì chǎng jīng zhìgǎi shàn tóu huán jìngjīng bǎo chí kuài zēngzhǎngzhù yào jīng zhǐ biāo jūn huò wán chéng chāo 'é wán chéngdàn tóng shí miàn lín zēngzhǎng zhì liàng xiào jié gòu tiáozhěng shàng wèi dào wèi děng zhì yuē yīn
   guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí( 2006 nián): yuē 573 měi yuán
   guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí zēngchánglǜ( 2006 nián): 8.17%
   rén jūn guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí( 2006 nián): yuē 722 měi yuán
   huò míng chēng : yuè nán dùn( Dong)
   huì shuài :1 měi yuán 16000 yuè dùn( 2006 nián 12 yuè
   jià shàng zhǎng zhǐ shù( 2006 nián) :6.6%
   chéng shì shī shuài( 2006 nián) :4.4%
   wài huì chǔ bèi( 2006 nián): yuē 120 měi yuán
  【 yuányuè nán kuàng chǎn yuán fēng zhǒng lèi duō yàngzhù yào yòu méitiětàiměnglín děng zhōng méitiě chǔ liàng jiào yòu 6845 zhǒng hǎi yáng shēng zhōng lèi 2000 zhǒngxiè 300 zhǒngbèi lèi 300 zhǒngxiā lèi 75 zhǒngsēn lín miàn yuē 1000 wàn gōng qǐng
  【 gōng 】 2006 niányuè nán gōng chǎn zhí 490.82 wàn yuè dùn shàng nián zēngzhǎng 17%。 zhōngguó yòu chǎn zhí zēngzhǎng 9.1%, wài guó chǎn zhí zēngzhǎng 23.9%, chǎn zhí zēngzhǎng 18.8%。
   jìn nián gōng zǒng chǎn zhí gòu chéng qíng kuàng
  2003 nián 2004 nián 2005 nián
   gōng zǒng chǎn zhíwàn dùn) 302.99354414.88
   zēngchánglǜ( %) 161617.2%
   guó yòu wàn dùn) 117.289131.6
   fēi guó yòu wàn dùn) 75.90696.2
   wài wàn dùn) 91.906109.795126.3
  ( liào lái yuányuè nán tǒng zǒng
  
  【 nóng yuè nán shì chuán tǒng nóng guónóng rén kǒu yuē zhàn zǒng rén kǒu de 75%。 gēng lín zhàn zǒng miàn de 60%。 liáng shí zuò bāo kuò dào líng shǔfān shǔ shǔ děngjīng zuò zhù yào yòu fēixiàng jiāoyāo guǒchá huā shēngcán děng。 2006 nián yuè nóng lín zǒng chǎn zhíàn dìng jià suàn 2005 nián zēngzhǎng 4.4%, yuē zhàn GDP de 20.40%。 nóng chǎn zhí tóng zēngzhǎng 3.6%, zhōng liáng shí chǎn liàng 3965 wàn dūn shàng nián zēngzhǎng 0.1%; lín chǎn zhí tóng zēngzhǎng 1.2%; chǎn zhí wéi tóng zēngzhǎng 7.7%。
  【 jìn nián yuè nán bǎo chí jiào kuài zēngzhǎng, 2006 nián shāng pǐn líng shòu zǒng shōu wéi 580.7 wàn yuè dùn shí jià suàn), tóng zēngzhǎng 20.9%; kòu chú jià yīn zēngzhǎng 13%。 zhōng guó yòu jīng zēngzhǎng 8.2%, jīng zēngzhǎng 20.8%, jīng zēngzhǎng 22.4%, yòu jīng zēngzhǎng 25%, wài jīng zēngzhǎng 21.5%。
  【 yóu yuè nán yóu yuán fēng , 5 chù fēng jǐng míng shèng bèi lián guó jiào wén zhì liè wéi shì jiè wén huà rán chǎnjìn nián lái yóu zēngzhǎng xùn jīng xiào xiǎn zhù。 2006 nián quán nián jiē dài guó wài yóu 358 wàn rén shàng nián zēngzhǎng 3%。 guó nèi yóu 1450 wàn rén zhù yào yuán guó wéi zhōng guó( 51.63 wàn)、 hán guó( 42.17 wàn)、 měi guó( 38.56 wàn)、 běn( 38.39 wàn)、 tái wān( 27.27 wàn)、 ào ( 17.25 wàn)、 jiǎn zhài( 15.50 wàn)、 guó( 13.23 wàn)、 tài guó( 12.38 wàn)、 lái ( 10.56 wàn)、 xīn jiā ( 10.49 wàn)。 zhù yào yóu jǐng diǎn yòu nèi shì de hái jiàn zhì míng líng wén miào tíng guǎng chǎng zhì míng shì de tǒng gōng lóng gǎng kǒulián tán gōng yuán zhī dào guǎng níng shěng de xià lóng wān děng
  【 jiāo tōng yùn shūjìn nián láijiāo tōng yùn shū jīng guò zhòng gāo zhì liàng liǎo jiào hǎo de jīng xiào dàn jiāo tōng yùn shū réng wéi yuè jīng zhǎn de ruò huán jié。 2006 nián yùn liàng wéi 13.866 rén huò yùn liàng 3.504 dūnfēn bié shàng nián zēngzhǎng 9.1% 8.1%。
   tiě wǎng luò bāo kuò 6 tiáo gān xiàn xiē zhī xiànzǒng cháng 3220 gōng gànxiàn quán cháng 2700 gōng yòu 410 chē tóu zhōng 150 duō shì zhēng chē tóu。 2005 nián yùn liàng 0.128 rén huò yùn liàng 884 wàn dūn
   gōng zǒng cháng 13 wàn duō gōng zhōng 1.4 wàn gōng guó dào, 1.5 wàn gōng shěng dào shì lián jiē xiàn xiāng de gōng )。 bǎi yóu shuǐ yuē zhàn 10%, chē zǒng shù 7 wàn liànghuò chē 8.8 wàn liàng chē 6.1 wàn liàng。 2005 nián yùn liàng 10.94 rénhuò yùn liàng 2.12 dūn
   shuǐ yùnshuǐ zǒng cháng 1.1 wàn gōng nèi shuǐ yùn yòu 854 sōu tuō chuán、 28470 sōu huò chuán、 1355 sōu chuányùn shū néng yuē 163 wàn dūnhǎi yùn yòu 610 sōu huò chuán、 6 sōu chuányùn shū néng 84 wàn dūnjiāo tōng zhí jiē guǎn xiá de 8 gǎng kǒu wéi guǎng nínghǎi fáng ménguī rén 'ān zhuāngxiàn gǎng gòng gǎng。 2005 nián yùn liàng 1.71 rénhuò yùn liàng 6298 wàn dūn
   kōng yùnquán guó gòng yòu xiǎo chǎng 90 zhōng 15 wèimín yòng chǎng。 3 guó chǎng fēn bié wéinèi pái chǎng nèi shì)、 xiàn gǎng chǎngxiàn gǎng shì xīn shān chǎng zhì míng shì)。 yuán yòng duō wéi qián lián zhì zàojìn nián tōng guò xiàng fāng gōng gòu mǎi yòngzhèng zhú yóu 'ōu měi xíng suǒ dài。 2005 nián yùn liàng wéi 680 wàn rénhuò yùn liàng 10.51 wàn dūn
   guǎn dào yùn shū yóu guǎn dào yùn shū jiàn 60 nián dàixiàn yòu 275 gōng cháng de B12 shū yóu guǎn dàoshè néng wéi 100 wàn dūn / nián
  【 cái zhèng jīn róng】 2006 nián cái zhèng shōu wán chéng nián jìhuàcái zhèng shōu 272.88 wàn yuè dùnchāo chū nián chū suàn 11.0%。 cái zhèng zhī chū 321.38 wàn yuè dùnchāo chū nián chū suàn 9.2%。 2006 nián xíng zhèng zhài quàn 106.66 měi yuán。 2003-2006 nián gòng xíng zhèng zhài quànbāo kuò wài wài zhài yuē 309.80 měi yuán
   jìn nián lái cái zhèng shōu zhī qíng kuàng
  2004 nián 2005 nián 2006 nián
   cái zhèng shōu wàn yuè dùn) 171.03199.42272.88
   cái zhèng zhī chūwàn yuè dùn) 210.2251.19321.38
   cái zhèng chì wàn yuè dùn) 39.1751.7748.5
  ( liào lái yuányuè nán tǒng zǒng
  【 duì wài mào yuè nán shì jiè shàng 150 duō guó jiā yòu mào guān jìn nián lái yuè duì wài mào bǎo chí gāo zēngzhǎngduì dòng jīng zhǎn dào liǎo zhòng yào zuò yòng。 2006 nián jìn chū kǒu mào zǒng 'é yuē wéi 840 měi yuánmào chā 51 měi yuán zhōng chū kǒu 396 měi yuánzēngzhǎng 22.8%, jìn kǒu 444 měi yuánzēngzhǎng 21.4%。
   chū kǒu zǒng 'é yuē 51 měi yuántóng zēngzhǎng 19.6%。 zhōng yóu zēngzhǎng 23.9%, háng kōng yùn shū zēngzhǎng 35.5%, háng kōng zēngzhǎng 27.5%, jīn róng zēngzhǎng 22.7%。 2006 nián jìn kǒu zǒng 'é wéi 51.2 měi yuán , tóng zēngzhǎng 14.3%。 zhōng yóu zēngzhǎng 16.7%, yùn fèibǎo xiǎn fèi zhàn 33.7%, zēngzhǎng 20.1%。
   jìn nián duì wài mào qíng kuàngdān wèi měi yuán
  2004 nián 2005 nián 2006 nián
   zǒng 'é 575691840
   chū kǒu 'é 260322396
   jìn kǒu 'é 315369444
   chā -55-47-51
   yuè nán zhù yào mào duì xiàng wéi měi guóōu méngdōng méng běn zhōng guó。 2006 niánxiàng jiāo fēi de chū kǒu 'é chāo guò 10 měi yuánshǐ yuè nán 10 měi yuán shàng de zhù yào chū kǒu shāng pǐn zēng jiā dào yòu jiǔ zhǒngfēn bié wéiyuán yóu zhuāng fǎng zhì pǐnshuǐ hǎi chǎn pǐnxié lèidiàn chǎn pǐn cái xiàng jiāo fēi。 4 zhǒng chuán tǒng chū kǒu shāng pǐn yuán yóu zhuāng fǎng zhì pǐnshuǐ hǎi chǎn pǐnxié lèi jūn zài 33 měi yuán shàng zhōng yuán yóu wéi 83 měi yuánzhù yào chū kǒu shì chǎng wéi 'ōu méngměi guó běnzhōng guózhù yào jìn kǒu shāng pǐn yòu : xiè shè bèi líng jiànchéng pǐn yóugāng cáifǎng zhì yuán liào zhōng chéng pǐn yóu wéi 58 měi yuángāng cái wéi 29 měi yuánzhù yào jìn kǒu shì chǎng wéi zhōng guótái wān xīn jiā běnhán guó
  【 wài guó běnjié zhǐ dào 2006 nián yuè nán lěi yǐn wài xié zǒng 'é 604.7 měi yuánwài de jìn duì yuè yǐn jìn xiān jìn shēng chǎn shù guǎn jīng yàntuī dòng jīng zēngzhǎngjiě jué jiù dào liǎo zhòng yào zuò yòng
   wài guó zhí jiē tóu zēng jiājié zhì 2006 nián wài guó lěi zài yuè tóu xié jīn 'é 600 měi yuánxié xiàng 6813 zài yuè zǒng tóu pái míng qián wèi de guó jiā shì tái wānxīn jiā běnhán guó xiāng gǎngzhàn suǒ yòu wài de 60.6%。 yǐn tóu zuì duō de shěng shì shì zhì míng shì( 23.4%)、 nèi shì( 16.7%)、 tóng nài shěng( 15%)、 píng yáng shěng( 10%)。 2006 niánquán nián xīn zhǔn wài xiàng 797 xié jīn 'é 75.7 měi yuánjiā shàng qián xiàng mùdì zhuī jiā tóu gòng yǐn wài 105 měi yuántóng zēng jiā 49.1%。 shí yòng wài 41 měi yuántóng zēngzhǎng 18.7%。
  【 wài guó yuán zhù 1993 nián guó shè huì huī duì yuè yuán zhù lái, 2006 nián yuè huò de guān fāng zhǎn yuán zhù( ODA) 26.66 měi yuán zhōng dài kuǎn 24.12 měi yuán cháng yuán zhù 2.54 měi yuándào wèi jīn wéi 17.8 měi yuán。 2006 nián 12 yuè yuán yuè shāng huì shàng guó zhèng guó zhì chéng nuò 2007 nián xiàng yuè gōng ODA yuán zhù 44.45 měi yuánchuàng shǐ zuì gāo
   rén mín shēng huó 2006 niányuè mín shēng huó wěn dìngsuí zhe jīng chí zēngzhǎngchéng shì mín de shēng huó shuǐ píng yòu suǒ gāoyóu nóng chǎn pǐn shí pǐn jià gāonóng cūn mín de shēng huó yòu suǒ gǎi shànquán nián jià shàng zhǎng zhǐ shù wéi 6.6%。 2006 nián quán guó pín kùn pín kùn de shù liàng jiǎn shǎopín kùn rén kǒu xià jiàng dào 18.1%。 dàn shì tóng hángyè tóng fāng de láo dòng zhě shōu chā jiào 。 2006 nián chéng shì shī shuài wéi 4.4%。 jié zhì 2005 nián yuè quán guó diàn huà yòng wéi 1584.5 wàn ; 2006 nián rén kǒu zēngchánglǜ wéi 1.21%, rén kǒu chū shēng shuài wéi 17.4 rén kǒu wáng shuài wéi 5.3‰。 2005 nián gòng yòu yuàn 13243 suǒbìng chuáng 197200 zhāng
  
   jūn shì
  
  
  【 jūn shìyuè nán rén mín jūn 1944 nián 12 yuè 22 jiàn jūnshí xíng zhù duì fāng duì mín bīng wèi duì chéng de sān jié quán mín guó fáng zhìguó jiā guó fáng 'ān quán wěi yuán huì zhù yóu guó jiā zhù ruǎn míng zhé jiān rèn qián zǒng bīng yuē wéi 50 wàn zhōng jūn 35 wànhǎi jūn jìn 3 wànfáng kōngkōng jūn 5 wànnián jūn guó fáng suàn yuē 10 měi yuán
  
   jiào wén huà
  
  【 jiào qián yuè nán xíng chéng bāo kuò yòu 'ér jiào chū děng jiào zhōng děng jiào gāo děng jiào shī fàn jiào zhí jiào chéng rén jiào zài nèi de jiào tōng jiào xué zhì wéi 12 niánfēn wéi sān jiē duàn jiē duàn wéi 5 nián xiǎo xué 'èr jiē duàn wéi 4 nián chū zhōng sān jiē duàn wéi 3 nián gāo zhōng。 2000 nián yuè xuān běn shí xiàn xiǎo xué jiào biāo。 2001 nián kāi shǐ 9 nián jiào 。 2005 niányuè quán guó zài xiào zhōngxiǎo xué xué shēng yuē 2200 wàn míngquán guó gòng yòu 27227 suǒ sān tōng xué xiào, 255 suǒ gāo děng yuàn xiào。 2005 nián gāo xiào zài xiào xué shēng yuē 140 wàn rénzhù míng gāo xiào yòu nèi guó jiā xué zhì míng shì guó jiā xuéshùn huà xuétài yuán xuéxiàn gǎng xué děng
  2005-2006 nián xué xiàoxué shēng jiào shī qíng kuàng xià
   xué qián jiào zhōng xiǎo xué jiào gāo děng jiào
   xué xiào 10927( suǒ) 27227( suǒ) 255( suǒ
   jiào shīrén) 11722678050048600
   xué shēngrén) 2426876166492001404700
  ( liào lái yuányuè nán tǒng zǒng
  
  【 xīn wén chū bǎnyuè nán xīn wén chū bǎn guī dìng bào zhǐ yóu guó jiā kòng zhìzhōng yāng fāng xīn wén dān wèi gòng 450 jiāzhù yào chū bǎn shè yòu zhèng zhì chū bǎn shèwén huà chū bǎn shèwén xué chū bǎn shè chū bǎn shèjiào chū bǎn shè shì jiè chū bǎn shè děng。 2005 nián zhǒng chū bǎn 17800 zhǒngnián xíng liàng 2.52 bào shè yuē 150 jiā wéi xíng xiǎo bào
  
   zhù yào bào kān yòu:《 rén mín bào》, yuè gòng zhōng yāng guān bào, 1951 nián chuàng kānzài guó wài shè yòu 3 fēn zhī gòu, 1998 nián 5 yuè kāi shè diàn bǎn;《 rén mín jūn duì bào》, yuè nán rén mín jūn zǒng zhèng zhì guān bào;《 tuán jié bào》, guó zhèn xiàn zhōng yāng guān bào;《 gòng jiě fàng bào》( yuè wén zhōng wén bǎn), yuè gòng zhì míng shì wěi guān bào;《 gòng chǎn zhù yuè kānyuè gòng zhōng yāng zhèng zhì lùn kān , 1956 nián chuàng kān, 2001 nián shè diàn bǎn;《 quán mín guó fángyuè kān
  
   yuè nán tōng xùn shèguó jiā tōng xùn shè, 1945 nián chuàng , 1976 nián yuè nán nán fāng jiě fàng tōng xùn shè zhī bìngzài quán guó shěng shì jūn shè yòu fēn shèzhù wài fēn shè yòu 16 。 1998 nián 8 yuè kāi shè lián wǎngyuèyīng bān wén)。
  
  “ yuè nán zhī shēngguǎng diàn táichéng 1954 niányòu tào duì nèi jié yòng yuè nán shù zhǒng shǎo shù mín yán yīnměi tiān guǎng 98 xiǎo shíduì wài guǎng yòng zhōng guó tōng huàguǎng dōng huàé yīng bān tài lǎo jiǎn zhài yìn lái děngměi yīn shí shù wéi 26 xiǎo shí
   yuè nán zhōng yāng diàn shì táichéng 1971 nián tóng shí sòng tào jié měi tiān chū yuē 21 xiǎo shí
  
   zhù yào wǎng zhǐ
   yuè nán tōng xùn shè: http://www.vnagency.com.vn/;
   yuè nán rén mín bào: http://www.nhandan.org.vn/;
   yuè nán gòng chǎn dǎng: http://www.cpv.org.vn/;
   yuè nán guó huì: http://www.na.gov.vn/;
   yuè nán wài jiāo : http://www.mofa.gov.vn/。
  
  
  
   wài jiāo
  
   duì wài guān fèng xíng quán fāng wèiduō yàng huà de zhù wài jiāo xiànduì wài gōng zuò zhòng diǎn shìróng guó shè huìgǎo hǎo zhōu biān guān tuǒ shàn chǔlǐ guó guān ”。 2006 nián kāi zhǎn duì wài jiāo wǎng guó wèi gāoyuè chéng gōng bàn APEC lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì bèi shì mào zhì jiē wéi 150 chéng yuánbèi zhōu guó jiā tuī wéi 2008-2009 nián rèn lián guó 'ān huì fēi cháng rèn shì guó zhōu wéi hòu xuǎn guó。 2006 niángòng yòu 12 wèi wài guó yuán shǒu, 17 wèi zhèng zǒng , 12 wèi guó huì zhèng cháng fǎng wèn yuè nánxiàn 169 guó jiā jiàn jiāobìng tóng 20 guó zhì 480 duō fēi zhèng zhì jiàn zuò guān
  
  【 duì dāng qián zhòng guó wèn de tài guó xíng shì píng zuò zhǎn réng shì shí dài de zhù liúshì jiè jīng xíng shì hǎo zhuǎndàn cún zài què dìng yīn jīng quán qiú huà wéi zhǎn zhōng guó jiā gōng liǎo dài lái liǎo tiǎo zhànyuè jiāng fèng xíng zhù píng zuò zhǎn de duì wài xiànshí xíng kāi fàngquán fāng wèiduō yàng huà de wài jiāo zhèng cānyù guó zuò jìn chéngzhù dòng róng shì jiè jīng wèiguó nèi jīng jiàn shè yíng zào píngyòu de guó huán jìngfǎn kǒng wèn qiǎn fǎn duì qiē xíng shì de kǒng huó dòngyuàn měi guó guó shè huì jìn xíng fǎn kǒng zuòfǎn duì jiè fǎn kǒng gān shè bié guó nèi zhèngqiáng diào guó shè huì zài zūn zhòng lián guó xiàn zhāngguó mín guó jiā zhù quán de chǔ shàng jìn xíng kǒng zhù cóng rén lèi shēng huó zhōng chè chǎn chútóng shí hūyù měi guó guó jiā tóng yuè zuòyán fǎn yuè kǒng yīn móu huó dònglián guó gǎi rèn wéi lián guó gǎi yīngyǒu zhù gāo lián guó de zuò yòngquán wēi xiàolǜwéi shì jiè píng 'ān quán yìng duì xīn tiǎo zhàn xīn wēi xié de néng tuī dòng chéng yuán guó de gòng tóng zhǎnwéi luò shí qiān nián zhǎn biāo ān huì gǎi yìng cóng lián guó cháng yuǎn chū gēn guó guān mín zhù huà yuán zài guǎng fàn xié shāng de chǔ shàng zēng jiā zhǎn zhōng guó jiā de dài biǎo xìngxún qiú jiān fāng de jiě jué bàn
  【 tóng zhōng guó de guān zhōng yuè liǎng guó 1950 nián 1 yuè 18 jiàn jiāo
  2006 nián zhōng yuè guān bǎo chí liáng hǎo zhǎn shì tóu lǐng de yǒu hǎo jiāo wǎng zuò jìn shēn huàliǎng guó gāo céng bǎo chí pín fán jiē chùliǎng dǎng zǒng shū chéng gōng shí xiàn fǎngliǎng guó zǒng zài duō biān chǎng liǎng zhèng shì huì zhèng zhì guān duàn jiā qiángwài jiāogōng 'ānguó fángān quán děng mén zuò jìn shēn huàshuāng biān mào 'é zēngzhǎng xíng jīng zuò xiàng yòu kāi zhǎnliǎng dǎng lùn jiāo liú qīng shàonián jiāo wǎng jìn zhǎn liáng hǎo
   zhòng yào jiāo wǎng( 2006 nián):
   zhōng fāng fǎng yuè de yòu: 3 yuèzhōng gòng zhōng yāng zhèng zhì cháng wěiquán guó zhèng xié zhù jiǎ qìng lín duì yuè nán jìn xíng zhèng shì yǒu hǎo fǎng wèn。 11 yuèguó wěi yuán táng jiā xuán nèi chū zhōng yuè shuāng biān zuò zhǐ dǎo wěi yuán huì shǒu huì 。 11 yuè jǐn tāo zǒng shū guó jiā zhù duì yuè nán jìn xíng guó shì fǎng wènbìng chū zài nèi xíng de tài jīng zhì( APEC) shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì
   yuè fāng fǎng huá de yòu: 8 yuèyuè gòng zhōng yāng zǒng shū nóng mèng duì huá jìn xíng zhèng shì yǒu hǎo fǎng wèn。 10 yuèyuè nán zhèng zǒng ruǎn jìn yǒng yìng yāo chū zài nán níng xíng de zhōng guódōng méng jiàn duì huà guān 15 zhōu nián niàn fēng huì sān jiè zhōng guódōng méng lǎn huì shāng tóu fēng huì bìng shùn fǎng guǎng 。 11 yuèyuè nán guó zhèn xiàn zhōng yāng wěi yuán huì zhù fàn shì yuè fǎng huá
   zhōng yuè biān jiè kān jiè tán pàn
  2006 nián zhōng yuè liǎng guó xíng liǎo 11 lún( 7 yuèhǎi shàng wèn zhuān jiā xiǎo tán pàn 17( 8 yuè 9 yuè chū)、 18 lún( 10 yuè biān jiè lián kān jiè wěi yuán huì shǒu dài biǎo huì duō zhuān jiā huì liǎng lún zhōng yuè běi wān wān kǒu wài hǎi huàjiè gòng tóng kāi tán pàn lián gōng zuò huì tán( 1 yuè、 9 yuè)。 8 yuèzhōng yuè běi wān lián wěi yuán huì sān jiè nián huì 'èr chóu bèi huì sān jiè nián huì zhèng shì huì zài nèi zhào kāi。 10 yuè 10 zhōng guóyuè nán lǎo sān guó zài běi jīng qiān shǔ liǎozhōng huá rén mín gòng guóyuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó lǎo rén mín mín zhù gòng guó guān què dìng sān guó guó jiè jiāo jiè diǎn de tiáo yuē》。
   zhōng yuè jūn shì 'ān quán zuò
  4 yuèzhōng yāng jūn wěi zhù guó wěi yuán jiān guó fáng cháng cáo gāng chuān fǎng yuè。 5 yuèzhōng yuè biān jìng zuò fàn zuì wéi shè huì zhì 'ān 'èr huì zài běi jīng xíng。 11 yuèliǎng guó guó fáng xíng 'èr zhōng yuè fáng 'ān quán cuō shāng。 12 yuèliǎng guó hǎi jūn zài běi wān hǎi jìn xíng 'èr lián xún luó
   zhōng yuè jīng mào zuò hán gǎng 'ào tái duì yuè zuò
  2006 nián zhōng yuè shuāng biān mào 'é 99.5 měi yuántóng zēngzhǎng 21.4%。 zhōng guó duì yuè tóu zēngzhǎng shì tóu liáng hǎo, 2006 nián zhōng guó duì yuè tóu 3.27 měi yuánliè dāng nián yuè wài páiháng bǎng 7 wèijié zhì 2006 nián zhōng guó lěi duì yuè zhí jiē tóu yòu xiào xiàng 407 tóng zǒng 'é 10.69 měi yuánliè yuè wài páiháng bǎng 14 wèijié zhì 2006 nián zài yuè lěi qiān dìng chéng bāo gōng chéng tóng zǒng 'é 56 měi yuánwán chéng yíng 'é 19.2 měi yuán zhōng 2006 nián xīn qiān tóng 'é 26.2 měi yuánwán chéng yíng 'é 5.5 měi yuán
   xiàn rèn zhōng guó zhù yuè shǐ qián wén, 2006 nián 3 yuè 17 jiāo guó shū
   xiàn rèn yuè nán zhù huá shǐ chén wén , 2003 nián 1 yuè 27 jiāo guó shū
   zhōng yuè lián xīn wén gōng bào
     yìng zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó zhù jǐn tāo yāo qǐngyuè nán shè huì zhù gòng guó zhù ruǎn míng zhé 2007 nián 5 yuè 15 zhì 18 duì zhōng guó jìn xíng guó shì fǎng wènfǎng wèn jiān jǐn tāo zhù ruǎn míng zhé zhù xíng huì tánquán guó rén mín dài biǎo huì cháng wěi yuán huì wěi yuán cháng bāng guóguó yuàn zǒng wēn jiā bǎozhōng guó rén mín zhèng zhì xié shāng huì quán guó wěi yuán huì zhù jiǎ qìng lín fēn bié huì jiàn liǎo ruǎn míng zhé zhù shuāng fāng jiù shuāng biān guān gòng tóng guān xīn de guó wèn shēn jiāo huàn jiàn chéng guǎng fàn gòng shíshuāng fāng zhì rèn wéifǎng wèn liǎo yuán mǎn chéng gōngyòu tuī dòng liǎo zhōng yuè lín yǒu hǎo quán miàn zuò guān xiàng qián zhǎn
     èrshuāng fāng duì zhōng yuè guān duàn gǒng zhǎn biǎo shì mǎn zhì rèn wéizhōng yuè yǒu hǎo shì liǎng guó liǎng guó rén mín de bǎo guì cái shuāng fāng yìng gòng tóng wéi bìng duàn yáng guāng shuāng fāng tóng zūn zhào cháng wěn dìngmiàn xiàng wèi lái lín yǒu hǎoquán miàn zuò de fāng zhēnjiā qiáng gāo céng wǎng láishēn huà zhì dǎng zhèng shè huì zhù lùn shí jiàn de jiāo liúchōng fēn huī zhōng yuè shuāng biān zuò zhǐ dǎo wěi yuán huì de zuò yòngtǒng chóu guī huá quán miàn tuī jìn liǎng guó lǐng zuòtuī dòng wài jiāoguó fánggōng 'ānān quán děng mén zuò zhì yòu xiào yùn zhuǎnkuò jīng mào wén huàjiào jìn kuà jiè liú shuǐ yuán chí yòng děng lǐng de shí zuòjiā qiáng zhōng yuè chuán tǒng yǒu hǎo de jiào kāi zhǎn qīng shàonián yǒu hǎo jiāo wǎng shǐ liǎng guó liǎng guó rén mín yǒng zuò hǎo lín hǎo péng yǒuhǎo tóng zhìhǎo huǒ bànshǐ zhōng yuè yǒu shì dài xiāng chuán
     sānshuāng fāng duì liǎng guó jīng mào zuò de cháng jìn zhǎn biǎo shì mǎn tóng luò shí hǎoguān kuò shēn huà shuāng biān jīng mào zuò de xié dìng》, zhì dìng shuāng biān jīng mào zuò zhǎn guī huáquè dìng zhòng diǎn zuò lǐng xiàng jìn shēng jīng mào zuò de guī shuǐ píngshuāng fāng tóng běn zhe yōu shì gòng yíng de jīng shén kāi tuò xīn de mào zēngzhǎng diǎnbǎo chí shuāng biān mào 'é kuài zēngzhǎngshí xiàn dào 2010 nián shuāng biān nián mào 'é 150 měi yuán de biāotóng shí zhú gǎi shàn mào jié gòu shí xiàn shuāng biān mào de píng héng zhǎnshuāng fāng jiāng zhī chí tuī dòng shuāng fāng zài chǔ shè shīzhì zào rén yuán kāi néng yuánkuàng chǎn jiā gōng zhòng yào lǐng kāi zhǎn cháng zuò luò shí duō nóng kuàng děng xíng xiàng zuò hǎo duì zuò xiàng mùdì lián kǎo chá yán jiū luò shíliǎng láng juànjiàn shè shì shuāng fāng chéng nuò jiā qiáng zài shì jiè mào zhì děng kuà guó jīng zhì zhōng de zuòzhōng fāng chóngshēn chéng rèn yuè nán shì chǎng jīng wèi
     shuāng fāng rèn wéiliǎng guó biān jiè kān jiè bēi gōng zuò míng xiǎn jìn zhǎnshuāng fāng jiāng jìn mìqiè pèi què bǎo 2007 nián nèi wán chéng shí kān jiè bēi gōng zuò, 2008 nián wán chéng quán xiàn kān jiè bēi rèn bìng qiān shǔ xīn de biān jiè guǎn zhì wén jiàn luò shí hǎoběi wān huàjiè xié dìngběi wān zuò xié dìng》, zuò hǎo liǎng guó hǎi jūn lián xún luó gòng tóng yuán lián diào chá lián jiǎn chá gōng zuòjiā kuài luò shíběi wān xié yóu zuò kuàng jià xié 》, zhēng yóu kān cǎi zuò zǎo chū chéng guǒwéi zhèng cháng de shēng chǎn zhì kāi zhǎn běi wān huán bǎohǎi shàng sōu jiùhǎi yáng yán děng lǐng de zuòwěn tuī jìn běi wān wān kǒu wài hǎi de huàjiè tán pàn bìng shāng tán gāi hǎi de gòng tóng kāi wèn
     shuāng fāng tóng shǒu shuāng fāng chéng de yòu guān gòng shí bǎo chí hǎi shàng wèn tán pàn zhìjiān chí tōng guò píng tán pàn xún qiú shuāng fāng jūn néng jiē shòu de běn cháng jiǔ de jiě jué bàn shuāng fāng yuàn gòng tóng bǎo chí nán hǎi shì wěn dìngjūn cǎi shǐ zhēng duān huàkuò huà de xíng dòng yán jiū shāng tán gòng tóng kāi wèn biàn zhǎo dào shì de shì
     yuè fāng chóngshēn jiān dìng fèng xíng zhōng guó zhèng zhī chí zhōng guó tǒng zhī chífǎn fēn liè guó jiā 》, jiān jué fǎn duì rèn xíng shì detái fēn liè huó dòng wàng zhōng guó zǎo shí xiàn guó jiā tǒng yuè nán tóng tái wān zhǎn rèn guān fāng guān zhōng fāng duì yuè fāng de shàng shù chǎng biǎo shì zàn shǎng
     liùshuāng fāng duì liǎng guó zài guó shì zhōng de zuò biǎo shì mǎn chóngshēn jiāng jiā qiáng zài lián guó tài jīng zhì 'ōu huì zhōng guó dōng méngdōng méngzhōng hándōng fēng huìdōng méng lùn tán méi gōng děng duō biān kuàng jià xià de xié diào pèi gòng tóng zhì wéi jìn běn shì jiè de píngwěn dìng zhǎn
     shuāng fāng zhì rèn wéilián guó yìng jiā qiáng zài yìng duì xīn tiǎo zhàn wēi xiéwéi guó píng 'ān quántuī dòng huì yuán guó gòng tóng zhǎnshí xiàn qiān nián zhǎn biāo děng fāng miàn de zuò yòng xiào guǒzhōng guó chóngshēn zhī chí yuè nán chéng wéi 2008━ 2009 nián lián guó 'ān huì fēi cháng rèn shì guó
     ruǎn míng zhé zhù duì jǐn tāo zhù zhōng guó rén mín suǒ jǐyǔ de lóng zhòng qíngyǒu hǎo de jiē dài biǎo shì zhōng xīn gǎn xièzhèng zhòng yāo qǐng jǐn tāo zhù fāng biàn shí fǎng yuè jǐn tāo zhù duì biǎo shì gǎn xiè bìng kuài jiē shòu liǎo yāo qǐng
  
  【 tóng měi guó de guān 】 1995 nián 7 yuè jiàn wài jiāo guān 。 1997 nián 5 yuè shuāng fāng shǒu rèn shǐ rèn。 2006 nián yuè měi guān dào zhòng yào zhǎn。 5 yuèyuè měi jiù yuè jiā WTO chéng xié , jié shù shuāng biān shì chǎng zhǔn tán pàn。 11 yuèměi guó zài yuè nán liè zōng jiào bié guān zhù guó jiā”。 12 yuèměi guó guó huì biǎo jué tōng guò 'ànjǐyǔ yuè nán yǒng jiǔ zhèng cháng mào guān dài yuè měi jīng mào tóu guān xùn zhǎn, 2006 nián yuè měi shuāng biān mào 'é 97 měi yuán
  4 yuèměi guó zhòng yuàn cháng fǎng yuè。 6 yuèměi guó fáng cháng fěi 'ěr fǎng yuè。 9 yuèměi guó cái zhèng cháng bào 'ěr sēn fǎng yuè。 10 yuèměi guó cān yuàn dài biǎo tuán fǎng yuè。 11 yuèměi guó guó qīng lài fǎng yuè。 11 yuèměi guó zǒng tǒng shí chū nèi APEC shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì bìng fǎng wèn yuè nán。 6 yuèyuè nán guó huì dài biǎo tuán fǎng měi。 7 yuèyuè guó huì cái zhèng jīng dài biǎo tuán fǎng měi
  【 tóng 'é luó de guān yuè tóng qián lián 1950 nián 1 yuè jiàn jiāo lián jiě hòué luó lián bāng chéng liǎo yuè wài jiāo guān 。 1994 nián liǎng guó qiān shǔyǒu hǎo guān běn yuán tiáo yuē》。 2006 niányuè 'é zhàn lüè huǒ bàn guān jìn shēn huà。 9 yuèyuè guó jiā zhù zhāng měi huá fǎng 'é。 11 yuèé luó zǒng tǒng jīng chū nèi APEC shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì bìng fǎng yuè。 2006 niányuè 'é shuāng biān mào 'é yuē 11 měi yuán
  【 tóng dōng méng de guān 】 1995 nián 7 yuèyuè nán jiā dōng méngjìn nián láiyuè tóng dōng méng guān mìqiè。 2006 nián 9 yuè , yuè guó huì zhù ruǎn zhòng chū zài fěi bīn xíng de 27 jiè dōng nán guó jiā huì lián méng huì , fēn bié fěi bīnlǎo xīn jiā guó huì lǐng dǎo rén xíng huì
  【 tóng lǎo de guān 】 1975 nián 8 yuè 12 jiàn jiāo。 2006 nián yuè lǎo quán miàn zuò shū chuán tǒng yǒu guān jìn shēn huàjié zhì 2006 nián yuè zài lǎo tóu xié jīn zǒng 'é 6 měi yuán。 3 yuèyuè zhèng zǒng pān wén kǎi fǎng lǎo。 10 yuènóng mèng zǒng shū fǎng lǎoshuāng fāng biǎo lián gōng bào。 12 yuè , xīn rèn zǒng ruǎn jìn yǒng fǎng lǎo。 4 yuè , lǎo zǒng tōng lún · fǎng yuè。 6 yuèlǎo dǎng zǒng shū guó jiā zhù fǎng yuèshuāng fāng biǎo lián gōng bào。 8 yuèlǎo zǒng sōng · wàn fǎng yuè
  【 tóng jiǎn zhài de guān 】 1967 nián 6 yuè 24 yuè nán mín zhù gòng guó jiǎn zhài wáng guó jiàn jiāo。 2006 niányuè jiǎn guān yòu liǎo xīn zhǎnshuāng fāng jiù jiā qiáng lǐng zuò de bàn chéng gòng shíbìng jué xīn dào 2010 nián shuāng biān mào 'é gāo dào 20 měi yuán。 3 yuèyuè zhèng zǒng pān wén kǎi fǎng jiǎn。 8 yuèyuè zhèng zǒng ruǎn shēng xióng fǎng jiǎn。 12 yuèxīn rèn zǒng ruǎn jìn yǒng fǎng wèn jiǎn zhài。 3 yuèjiǎn zhài guó wáng fǎng yuè。 7 yuèjiǎn zhài guó huì zhù hán sāng lín fǎng yuè。 2005 niányuè jiǎn shuāng biān mào 'é 7 měi yuántóng zēngzhǎng 34%。
  【 tóng dōng méng guó jiā de guān 】 2006 niányuè nán dōng méng guó jiā de guān dào jìn zhǎn。 3 yuè , lái wài cháng sài · fǎng yuètóng yuè , wén lāi wáng chǔ · fǎng yuè。 10 yuè , tài guó zǒng fǎng yuè。 11 yuè , fěi bīn wài cháng luó luò fǎng yuè。 3 yuè , yuè guó fáng cháng fàn wén chá fǎng wèn lái 。 12 yuè , lái guó fáng liàng lìng fǎng yuè。 10 yuè , yuè guó jiā zhù zhāng měi huá fǎng wèn wén lāi。 12 yuèyuè zhèng zǒng ruǎn jìn yǒng fǎng wèn tài guó
  【 tóng dōng guó jiā de guān 】 1950 nián 1 yuè yuè tóng cháo xiān jiàn jiāo。 1973 nián 9 yuè yuè tóng běn jiàn jiāo。 1992 nián 12 yuè yuè tóng hán guó jiàn jiāo。 2006 niányuè nán běn guān zhǎn shùn 。 5 yuè , yuè wài cháng ruǎn píng fǎng 。 10 yuè , yuè zhèng zǒng ruǎn jìn yǒng fǎng , shuāng fāng qiān shǔ liǎo 5 xiàng jīng mào zuò xié , tóng dào 2010 nián shuāng biān mào 'é gāo dào 150 měi yuán。 7 yuè , běn guó huì zhòng yuàn cháng héng xiào hóng fǎng yuè。 8 yuè , yuè qiān shǔ zuò xié dìng。 11 yuè , běn shǒuxiàng 'ān bèi jìn sān chū nèi APEC shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì tóng yuè , běn wàixiàng shēng tài láng chū APEC cháng huì 。 1992-2005 nián , běn gòng xiàng yuè gōng guān fāng zhǎn yuán zhù 12147 yuán ( xiāng dāng 110 měi yuán ), zhōng yōu huì dài kuǎn 96 měi yuán , cháng yuán zhù 14 měi yuán。 2005 nián cái zhèng nián , běn xiàng yuè gōng yōu huì dài kuǎn 883.2 yuánhán guó shì yuè zhòng yào mào huǒ bàn。 2006 nián yuè hán guān jìn shēn huà。 2005 nián , yuè hán shuāng biān mào 'é 42 měi yuán。 2006 nián hán guó zài yuè tóu 27 měi yuán wèijié zhì 2006 nián 9 yuè , hán guó zài yuè zǒng tóu wéi 53 měi yuán , xiàng yuè gōng guān fāng zhǎn yuán zhù 2.6 měi yuán , zhōng 6000 wàn měi yuán wéi cháng yuán zhù。 1 yuè , hán guó guó huì zhù fǎng yuè。 5 yuè , hán guó guó fáng cháng fǎng yuè。 7 yuè , hán guó wài cháng fǎng yuè。 11 yuèhán guó zǒng tǒng xuàn chū nèi APEC shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì
  【 tóng nán guó jiā de guān 】 2006 nián yuè tóng nán guó jiā de guān wěn zhǎn。 2 yuè lán huì zhù fǎng yuè。 11 yuè , lán zǒng wéi chū nèi APEC shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì
  【 tóng 'ōu méng de guān 】 2006 nián yuè 'ōu méng guān zhǎnshuāng biān jīng màojīn róngwén huàjiào zuò guān duàn zhǎnōu méng shì yuè zhòng yào mào huǒ bàn, 2005 nián shuāng biān mào 'é 74 měi yuánzài yuè shí tóu 'é 40 měi yuán。 2004 nián、 2005 nián 'ōu méng xiàng yuè gōng de cháng yuán zhù zuì duōyuè zhù yào xiàng yuè chū kǒu xiéfǎng zhì pǐn děng。 2006 nián 'ōu méng zhèng shì xiāo yuè nán fǎng zhì pǐn chū kǒu pèi 'é xiàn zhì。 5 yuèōu zhōu huì dài biǎo tuán fǎng yuè
  2006 nián 'ōu zhōu wěi yuán huì 'ōu méng chéng yuán guó chéng nuò zài 2007-2013 nián jiān měi nián xiàng yuè nán gōng yuán zhù 1.6 'ōu yuán guó zài 2006-2010 nián jiān yuán zhù 14 'ōu yuánzài wèi lái nián nèiyīng guó yuán zhù 5 měi yuándān mài měi nián yuán zhù 6700 wàn 'ōu yuán lán zài 2006-2008 nián jiān měi nián yuán zhù 6000 wàn 'ōu yuán。 2007 nián 'ōu méng chéng nuò xiàng yuè nán gōng 9.482 'ōu yuán guān fāng zhǎn yuán zhù( ODA)。
  9 yuèruǎn jìn yǒng zǒng chū zài 'ěr xīn xíng de liù jiè 'ōu shǒu nǎo huì
  【 tóng 'ōu zhōu guó jiā de guān 】 2006 nián yuè 'ōu zhōu guó jiā guān jìn mìqiè。 1 yuèyuè zǒng shǐ wén péng wài cháng fǎng wèn shí 'ōu zhōu wěi yuán huì。 9 yuèyuè nánruì shì qiān dìng qiǎn fǎn yuè fēi mín de xié dìng
  2 yuè bān guó wáng luò fǎng yuèshuāng fāng qiān shǔ liǎoliǎng guó zhèng bǎo tóu xié dìngděng wén jiàn。 5 yuèfàn gāng jiào tíng rèn mìng yuè gōng mín zhōu zhī shī wéi xiàn gǎng jiào zhù jiào。 6 yuèyīng guó yuē gōng jué 'ān wáng fǎng yuè。 9 yuèyuè nán yīng guó qiān shǔliǎng guó zhǎn huǒ bàn guān xié 》, yīng chéng nuò zài wèi lái nián nèi xiàng yuè nán gōng 4.5 měi yuán cháng yuán zhù。 9 yuèjié zǒng tǒng láo fǎng wèn yuè nán。 5 yuè 9 yuèào lián bāng wěi yuán huì zhù wài cháng xiān hòu fǎng yuè。 9 yuèdān mài zǒng fǎng yuè。 10 yuè luò zǒng tǒng jiā shí luó wéi fǎng yuè。 11 yuèbǎo jiā zǒng sài 'ěr gài · shè fǎng yuèliǎng guó zǒng lǐfà biǎo lián gōng bào
  【 tóng guó jiā de guān 】 2006 nián yuè bǎo chí yǒu hǎo guān 。 3 yuèyuè gòng zhōng yāng zhèng zhì wěi yuánguó huì zhù ruǎn wén 'ān fǎng wèn wěi nèi ruì 。 9 yuèyuè nán zǒng jiān wài cháng fàn jiā qiān chū zài xíng de shí jié méng yùn dòng huì yuè zhèng lián wěi huì zhào kāi 24 huì
  5 yuè , yuè guó fáng cháng fàn wén chá fǎng wèn nán fēi。 6 yuè , yuè guó jiā zhù zhāng měi huá chū zài 'āi xíng de fēng huì。 7 yuè 8 yuè chūwěi nèi ruì zǒng tǒng fǎng yuè。 7 yuè , yuè wài cháng yǒng fǎng wèn 'ā 'ěr 。 10 yuè , yuè guó jiā zhù zhāng měi huá fǎng wèn xīn lánào 。 2 yuèbìlǔ wài jiāo cháng fǎng yuè。 5 yuè , shā wài cháng fǎng yuè。 8 yuè , sāng wài jiāo zuò cháng 'ā léi fǎng yuè。 9 yuè , tǎn sāng zǒng 'ài huá · luò fǎng yuè。 11 yuè , bèi níng gòng guó zǒng tǒng · fǎng yuètóng yuèjiā zǒng wài chángzhì zǒng tǒng wài cháng chū zài nèi xíng de APEC shí lǐng dǎo rén fēi zhèng shì huì 。 12 yuè , zǒng tǒng 'ào sāng qiáo fǎng yuè
  
   yuè nán yóu zhù shì xiàngguān fāng
   . zhōng guó hǎi guān guī dìngzhōng guó gōng mín chū jìng měi rén xié dài de xiàn jīn chāo guò rén mín 6000 yuánměi jīn 1000 yuán
   èr . yuè nán hǎi guān guī dìngzhōng guó gōng mín jìng yǔn xié dài shǒu tōng xùn cáifǒu jiāng bèi kuǎn huò mòshōu
   sān . yán jìn xié dài huáng shū kānyǐng diéqiāng zhīzhà yào yào děng wéi jìn pǐn chū jìng
   . wèi jīng jiǎn de dòngzhí shuǐ guǒ néng xié dài chū jìng jiàn yuè nán hóng gōng pǐnjiā diàn chǎn pǐn děng néng xié dài jìng
   . guó jiā gōng rén yuán gōngjiǎn děng)、 jūn rén néng chuān zhì chū jìng néng jiāng yòu dài biǎo guó jiā zhù quán de huī zhāngzhèng jiàn gōng zuò zhèngchí qiāng zhèng), zhì shǐ gāi yóu néng chū jìng yóu de xíng shè chéng dān péi cháng rèn
   liù . xíng shè wéi yóu bàn chū jìng zhèng jiàn shí guǒ dào diàn nǎo bào jǐng gōng 'ānbiān fáng mén yǔn chū jìng de xìng míng xiāng tóng shíér gōng 'ānbiān fáng mén jué bàn zhèngzhì shǐ gāi yóu néng chū jìng yóu de xíng shè chéng dān péi cháng rèn
   . shè yǐng jìn kǒu xiàngjījià zhí 1000 yuán shàngchū jìng shí bào guānzài kǒu 'àn yàn zhèng tīng nèi jìn zhǐ pāi zhào
   . zài yuè nán yóu jiān yòu wēi hài guó 'ān quánróng de xíng wéi
   jiǔ . shǔ wéi xíng wéiyóu zài yuè nán yóu jiān néng cān jiā zài máng jiē diàn nèijīng cháng yòu yòu xiàn xiàngqǐng yóu yào kào jìn zhuō yào bào jiǎo xìng xīn cān gèng yào zhě pái zhù děng miǎn zhōng rén juàn tào); fǒu hòu guǒ
   shí . yóu zài yóu jiān de gòu zhǒng fèi huó dòng zhǔyóu rén xíng wéiyóu chǎn shēng de jiū fēn huò lián dài guān yóu mǎi mài yóufēng xiǎn dānyóu zài máng jiējīng cháng shēng rènlǎo xiāngde xíng shì yòu piàn yóu gòu mǎi zhū bǎo děngqièwù shàngdàng shòu piàn
   shí yóu zài yuè nán yóu jiān néng dān huó dòngzài yóu huó dòng shí jiān jié bàn tóng xíng
   shí 'èryóu tuǒ shàn bǎo guǎn de suí shēn xíng guì zhòng pǐnyīn yóu shēn yuán yīn zào chéng xíng pǐn diū shī de rèn
  
   zhù yào yuè nán de jìng yòu tiáo
   qián cóng guǎng de dōng xīng kǒu 'ànběi hǎi kǒu 'ànhǎi shàng háng xiàn)、 nán níng píng xiáng kǒu 'àn chū jìng bàn zhào cóng guó kǒu 'àn chū jìngdàn cóng yóu guān shǎng de xíng chéng lái kàn bān de tuán duì sàn zhù yào cóng běi hǎi cān jiā hǎi shàng háng xiànshū shì xìng jiào qiánghuò cóng běi hǎi zhì dōng xīng guò jìng
  
   yuè nán yóu tōng cháng yào tiān? ( běi yuè cháng guī xíng chéng
   cháng guī de xíng chéng nèihǎi fángxià lóng wānzài yuè nán yào 4 tiān zuǒ yòujiā shàng nín wǎng fǎn běi hǎi / nán níng de shí jiānhái yòu tiān de běi hǎi shì nèi xíng chéngliù tiān de shí jiān gòu liǎodāng rán líng huó de 'ān pái nín de xíng chéng xuǎn yuè nán máng jiē yóuxià lóng wān sān yóu děng xiàn
  
   cóng běi hǎi shàng yuè nán yóu yào bàn shénme shǒu
   cóng běi hǎi yuè nán shǔ guó jiā de biān jìng yóu xiàng zhōng yuè liǎng guó gēn wài jiāo xié zài liǎng guó biān jìng bāo kuò yuè nán máng jiēxià lónghǎi fáng nèi yóujìn xíng biān mào huó dòng shǐ yòng biān jìng tōng xíng zhèng bàn zhàotōng guò běn zhàn bàn yuè nán yóu zhǐ yào qián 2 tiān jiāng shēn fèn zhèng zhǐ hào chuán lái bàn zhōng yuè hǎi shàng yóu lún háng xiàn qián jiāng shēn fèn zhèng yìn jiàn 4 zhāng 2 cùn hóng cǎi zhào yòng EMS yóu guò lái guǒ qián tiān suí shēn dài guò lái
  
   yuè nán de chī zhù xíng tiáo jiàn tōng cháng dōuhěn chā
   yuè nán 1986 nián kāi shǐ shí xíng gǎi kāi fàngjīng qíng kuàng yòu liǎo hěn de zhǎnrén mín de shēng huó shuǐ píng gǎi shàndàn guó nèi de zhǎn shuǐ píng yòu dìng de yòu rén shuō yuè nán de qíng kuàng shì guó pín mín guó jiā de xiē gōng gòng de shè shī jiàn shè hái xiāng dāng luò hòu qiáo liánggōng děng shì zhèng shè shīzài yuè nán zhōng guó yóu dōushì zài zhuān mén jiē dài yóu zhě de cān guǎn yòng cānkǒu wèi bān de zhōng guó yóu dōukě shì yìng bān de tuán duì shì liù rén zhuō yòng cān, 7-8 cài tānɡfàn hòu shuǐ guǒzǎo cān yòu fànmán tóuhái yòu yuè nán de fěn děngjiǔ diàn zhǒng dàng dōuyòu bié shì nèi xià lóng wān jiǔ diàn lín yuè nán de jiǔ diàn duō zhuāng xiū méi yòu guó nèi háo huáér qiě guī jiào xiǎodàn zhōng guó de rén duō fǎn yìng wèi shēng tiáo jiàn liáng hǎoshèn zhì guó nèi yào hǎo bān de jiǔ diàn péi yòu shì yòng pǐntuō xié děng yuán yǒu shàn qíng duō yóu zhě cháng zhù de jiǔ diàndōuyòu huì hàn de jiē dài yuányuè nán de jiāo tōng zhuàng kuàng shì hěn hǎo bié shì máng jiē dào xià lóng de zhè duàn shān chéng shì zhōng de jiāo tōng zhuàng kuàng jiào luàn tuō chē chē hěn kuàiguó nèi de yóu zài shì huó dòng yào zhù 'ān quán
  
   yuè nán rén duì zhōng guó rén yǒu hǎo
   yuè nán zhōng guó shān lián shānshuǐ lián shuǐ .. zhè shì dāng nián tóng zhì jiā xiōng de xiě zhào jīn liǎng guó shí xíng gǎi kāi fàng de zhèng shì shāng pǐn jīng chàng zhùjuéyuè nán rén xiàn zài duì zhōng guó yóu duō hěn yǒu hǎodàn zhōng guó yóu dào yuè nányìng miǎn tán yòu guān zhōng yuè zhàn zhēng de huà
  
   shénme jié shàng yuè nán zuì hǎo
   yuè nán de běi fāng de nián hòu dōukě xià guó nèi de nán fāng shāo zhù yào shì shī dōng de zuì wēn yuē wéi 6-7
  
   biān jìng shì fǒu hái yòu léi
   zhōng yuè liǎng guó jiāo 'è liǎng guó zhuāng guò jìn bǎi wàn léibiān jìng hái yòu léi shì zhì dedàn yóu cháng de dōng xīngpíng xiáng zǎo pái wán léizhè diǎn yòng dān xīn


  Vietnam (pronounced /ˌviːɛtˈnɑːm/; Vietnamese: Việt Nam), officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Vietnamese: Cộng hòa Xã hội Chủ nghĩa Việt Nam), is the easternmost country on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by China to the north, Laos to the northwest, Cambodia to the southwest, and the South China Sea to the east. With a population of over 86 million, Vietnam is the 13th most populous country in the world.
  
  Vietnam was under Chinese control for a thousand years before regaining independence. Successive dynasties flourished until it was colonized by the French in the mid-19th century. Efforts to resist the French eventually led to their expulsion from the country in the mid-20th century, leaving a nation divided politically into two countries. Bitter fighting between the two sides continued during the Vietnam War, ending with a communist victory in 1975.
  
  Emerging from a long and bitter war, the war-ravaged nation was politically isolated. The government's centrally-planned economic decisions hindered post-war reconstruction and its treatment of the losing side engendered more resentment than reconciliation. In 1986, it instituted economic and political reforms and began a path towards international reintegration. By 2000, it had established diplomatic relations with most nations. Its economic growth had been among the highest in the world in the past decade. These efforts culminated in Vietnam joining the World Trade Organization in 2007 and its successful bid to become a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in 2008.
  
  Through the centuries, Vietnam has been called by many different names: Văn Lang during the Hùng Vương Dynasty, Âu Lạc during the An Dương Vương dynasty, Van Xuan during the Anterior Lý Dynasty, Đại Cồ Việt during the Đinh dynasty and Anterior Lê Dynasty. Starting in 1054, Vietnam was called Đại Việt (Great Viet). During the Hồ Dynasty, Vietnam was called Đại Ngu. Then, in 1804, King Gia Long planned to use the name of Nam Việt for Vietnam then changed it to Việt Nam. In English, the two syllables were written into one: Vietnam. From 1839 to 1945, Emperor Minh Mạng renamed Việt Nam to Đại Nam (literally "Great South").
  
  The name Việt Nam had been used for this country before it became the official name in "Dư địa chí" of Nguyễn Trãi written in 1435 and perhaps even before. "Việt" is the name of the largest ethnic group in Vietnam: the Kinh (người Kinh) and "Nam" means "the South", affirming Vietnam's sovereignty from China (usually called "North country" by the Vietnamese).
  
  History
  
  Pre-Dynastic era
  The area now known as Vietnam has been inhabited since Paleolithic times, and some archaeological sites in Thanh Hoa Province purportedly date back several thousand years. Archaeologists link the beginnings of Vietnamese civilization to the late Neolithic, Early Bronze Age, Phung-nguyen culture, which was centered in Vinh Phu Province of contemporary Vietnam from about 2000 to 1400 BCE. By about 1200 BCE, the development of wet-rice cultivation and bronze casting in the Ma River and Red River plains led to the development of the Dong Son culture, notable for its elaborate bronze drums. The bronze weapons, tools, and drums of Dongsonian sites show a Southeast Asian influence that indicates an indigenous origin for the bronze-casting technology. Many small, ancient copper mine sites have been found in northern Vietnam. Some of the similarities between the Dong Sonian sites and other Southeast Asian sites include the presence of boat-shaped coffins and burial jars, stilt dwellings, and evidence of the customs of betel-nut-chewing and teeth-blackening.
  
  The legendary Hồng Bàng Dynasty of the Hùng kings is considered by many Vietnamese as the first Vietnamese state, known as Văn Lang. In 257 BCE, the last Hùng king lost to Thục Phán, who consolidated the Lạc Việt tribes with his Âu Việt tribes, forming Âu Lạc and proclaiming himself An Dương Vương. In 207 BCE, a Chinese general named Zhao Tuo defeated An Dương Vương and consolidated Âu Lạc into Nanyue. In 111 BCE, the Chinese Han Dynasty consolidated Nanyue into their empire.
  
  For the next thousand years, Vietnam was mostly under Chinese rule. Early independence movements such as those of the Trưng Sisters and of Lady Triệu were only briefly successful. It was independent as Vạn Xuân under the Anterior Ly Dynasty between 544 and 602. By the early 10th century, Vietnam had gained autonomy, but not independence, under the Khúc family.
  
  Dynastic era
  In 938 CE, a Vietnamese lord named Ngô Quyền defeated Chinese forces at the Bạch Đằng River and gained independence after 10 centuries under Chinese control. Renamed as Đại Việt, the nation went through a golden era during the Lý and Trần Dynasties. During the rule of the Trần Dynasty, Đại Việt repelled three Mongol invasions. Buddhism flourished and became the state religion. Following the brief Hồ Dynasty, Vietnamese independence was momentarily interrupted by the Chinese Ming Dynasty, but was restored by Lê Lợi, the founder of the Lê Dynasty. Feudalism in Vietnam reached its zenith in the Lê Dynasty of the 15th century, especially during the reign of Emperor Lê Thánh Tông. Between the 11th and 18th centuries, the Vietnamese expanded southward in a process known as nam tiến (southward expansion). They eventually conquered the kingdom of Champa and part of the Khmer Empire.
  
  Towards the end of the Lê Dynasty, civil strife engulfed much of Vietnam. First, the Chinese-supported Mạc Dynasty challenged the Lê Dynasty's power. After the Mạc Dynasty was defeated, the Lê Dynasty was reinstalled, but with no actual power. Power was divided between the Trịnh Lords in the North and the Nguyễn Lords in the South, who engaged in a civil war for more than a hundred years. During this time, the Nguyễn expanded southern Vietnam into the Mekong Delta, annexing the Champa in the central highlands and the Khmer land in the Mekong. The civil war ended when the Tây Sơn brothers defeated both and established their new dynasty. However, their rule did not last long and they were defeated by the remnants of the Nguyễn Lords led by Nguyen Anh with the help of the French. Nguyen Anh unified Vietnam, and established the Nguyễn Dynasty, ruling under the name Gia Long.
  
  Western Colonial era
  
  Vietnam's independence ended in the mid-1800s, when the country was colonized by the French. The French administration imposed significant political and cultural changes on Vietnamese society. A Western-style system of modern education was developed, and Christianity was introduced into Vietnamese society. Developing a plantation economy to promote the exports of tobacco, indigo, tea and coffee, the French largely ignored increasing calls for self-government and civil rights. A nationalist political movement soon emerged, with leaders such as Phan Boi Chau, Phan Chu Trinh, Emperor Ham Nghi and Ho Chi Minh calling for independence. However, the French maintained control of their colonies until World War II, when the Japanese war in the Pacific triggered the invasion of French Indochina in 1941. This event was preceded by the establishment of the Vichy French administration, a puppet state of Nazi Germany then ally of the Japanese Empire. The natural resources of Vietnam were exploited for the purposes of the Japanese Empire's military campaigns into the British Indochinese colonies of Burma, the Malay Peninsula and India.
  
  First Indochina War
  
  In 1941, the Viet Minh — a communist and nationalist liberation movement — emerged under Ho Chi Minh, to seek independence for Vietnam from France as well as to oppose the Japanese occupation. Following the military defeat of Japan and the fall of its Vietnamese colony in August 1945, Viet Minh occupied Hanoi and proclaimed a provisional government, which asserted independence on September 2. In the same year the Provisional French Republic sent the French Far East Expeditionary Corps, which was originally created to fight the Japanese occupation forces, in order to pacify the liberation movement and to restore French rule. On November 20 1946, triggered by the Haiphong Incident the First Indochina War between Viet Minh and the French forces ensued, lasting until July 20 1954.
  
  Despite fewer losses—Expeditionary Corps suffered 1/3 the casualties of the China and Soviet-backed Viet Minh—during the course of the war, the U.S.-backed French and Vietnamese loyalists eventually suffered a major strategic setback at the Siege of Dien Bien Phu, which allowed Ho Chi Minh to negotiate a ceasefire with a favorable position at the ongoing Geneva conference of 1954. Colonial administration ended as French Indochina was dissolved, and the contested State of Vietnam ceased to exist. According to the Geneva Agreements the country was divided at the 17th parallel into Ho Chi Minh's North Vietnam and Ngo Dinh Diem's South Vietnam after the example of Korea. This was intended to be temporary, pending an election in 1956, which never took place.
  
  Vietnam War
  
  The Communist-held Democratic Republic of Vietnam was opposed by the US-supported Republic of Vietnam. Disagreements soon emerged over the organizing of elections and reunification, and the U.S. began increasing its contribution of military advisers. U.S. forces were soon embroiled in a guerrilla war with the National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam (NLF), the insurgents who were indigenous to South Vietnam. North Vietnamese forces unsuccessfully attempted to overrun the South during the 1968 Tet Offensive and the war soon spread into neighboring Laos and Cambodia, in both of which the United States bombed Communist forces supplying the North Vietnamese Army.
  
  With its own casualties mounting, the U.S. began transferring combat roles to the South Vietnamese military in a process the U.S. called Vietnamization. The effort had mixed results. The Paris Peace Accords of January 27, 1973, formally recognized the sovereignty of both sides. Under the terms of the accords all American combat troops were withdrawn by March 29, 1973. Limited fighting continued, but all major fighting ended until the North once again sent troops to the South during the Spring of 1975, culminating in the Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. South Vietnam briefly became the Republic of South Vietnam, under military occupation by North Vietnam, before being officially integrated with the North under communist rule as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam on July 2, 1976.
  
  Postwar
  Upon taking control, the Vietnamese communists banned all other political parties, arrested public servants and military personnel of the Republic of Vietnam and sent them to reeducation camps. The government also embarked on a mass campaign of collectivization of farms and factories. Reconstruction of the war-ravaged country was slow, and serious humanitarian and economic problems confronted the communist regime. Millions of people fled the country in crudely-built boats, creating an international humanitarian crisis. In 1978, the Vietnamese army invaded Cambodia (sparking the Cambodian-Vietnamese War) to remove the Khmer Rouge from power. This action worsened relations with China, which launched a brief incursion into northern Vietnam (the Sino-Vietnamese War) in 1979. This conflict caused Vietnam to rely even more heavily on Soviet economic and military aid.
  
  Đổi Mới
  In a historic shift in 1986, the Communist Party of Vietnam implemented free-market reforms known as Đổi Mới (renovation). With the authority of the state remaining unchallenged, private ownership of farms and companies, deregulation and foreign investment were encouraged. The economy of Vietnam has achieved rapid growth in agricultural and industrial production, construction and housing, exports, and foreign investment. It is now one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
  
  Government and politics
  
  Vietnam National Convention CenterThe Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a single-party state. A new state constitution was approved in April 1992, replacing the 1975 version. The central role of the Communist Party was reasserted in all organs of government, politics and society. Only political organizations affiliated with or endorsed by the Communist Party are permitted to contest elections. These include the Vietnamese Fatherland Front, worker and trade unionist parties. Although the state remains officially committed to socialism as its defining creed, the ideology's importance has substantially diminished since the 1990s. The President of Vietnam is the titular head of state and the nominal commander in chief of the military of Vietnam, chairing the Council on National Defense and Security. The Prime Minister of Vietnam Nguyen Tan Dung is the head of government, presiding over a council of ministers composed of 3 deputy prime ministers and the heads of 26 ministries and commissions.
  
  The National Assembly of Vietnam is the unicameral legislature of the government, composed of 498 members. It is superior to both the executive and judicial branches. All members of the council of ministers are derived from the National Assembly. The Supreme People's Court of Vietnam, which is the highest court of appeal in the nation, is also answerable to the National Assembly. Beneath the Supreme People's Court stand the provincial municipal courts and the local courts. Military courts are also a powerful branch of the judiciary with special jurisdiction in matters of national security. All organs of Vietnam's government are controlled by the Communist Party. Most government appointees are members of the party. The General Secretary of the Communist Party is perhaps one of the most important political leaders in the nation, controlling the party's national organization and state appointments, as well as setting policy.
  
  The Vietnam People's Army is the official name for the combined military services of Vietnam, which is organized along the lines of China's People's Liberation Army. The VPA is further subdivided into the Vietnamese People's Ground Forces (including Strategic Rear Forces and Border Defense Forces), the Vietnam People's Navy, the Vietnam People's Air Force and the coast guard. Through Vietnam's recent history, the VPA has actively been involved in Vietnam's workforce to develop the economy of Vietnam, in order to coordinate national defense and the economy. The VPA is involved in such areas as industry, agriculture, forestry, fishery and telecommunications. The total strength of the VPA is close to 500,000 officers and enlisted members. The government also organizes and maintains provincial militias and police forces. The role of the military in public life has steadily been reduced since the 1980s.
  
  Provinces
  
  Provinces of VietnamVietnam is divided into 59 provinces (known in Vietnamese as tỉnh, from the Chinese 省, shěng). There are also 5 centrally-controlled municipalities existing at the same level as provinces (thành phố trực thuộc trung ương).
  
  The provinces are further subdivided into provincial municipalities (thành phố trực thuộc tỉnh), townships (thị xã) and counties (huyện), and then, subdivided into towns (thị trấn) or communes (xã).
  
  The centrally-controlled municipalities are subdivided into districts (quận) and counties, and then, subdivided into wards (phường).
  
  Geography and climate
  
  Vietnam is approximately 331,688 km² (128,066 sq mi) in area (not including Hoang Sa and Truong Sa islands), larger than Italy and almost the size of Germany. The perimeter of the country running along its international boundaries is 4,639 km (2,883 mi). The topography consists of hills and densely forested mountains, with level land covering no more than 20%. Mountains account for 40% of the area, with smaller hills accounting for 40% and tropical forests 42%. The northern part of the country consists mostly of highlands and the Red River Delta. Phan Xi Păng, located in Lào Cai province, is the highest mountain in Vietnam at 3,143 m (10,312 ft). The south is divided into coastal lowlands, Annamite Chain peaks, extensive forests, and poor soil. Comprising five relatively flat plateaus of basalt soil, the highlands account for 16% of the country's arable land and 22% of its total forested land.
  
  Ha Long Bay, a World Heritage SiteThe delta of the Red River (also known as the Sông Hồng), a flat, triangular region of 15,000 square kilometers, is smaller but more intensely developed and more densely populated than the Mekong River Delta. Once an inlet of the Gulf of Tonkin, it has been filled in by the enormous alluvial deposits of the rivers over a period of millennia, and it advances one hundred meters into the Gulf annually. The Mekong delta, covering about 40,000 square kilometers, is a low-level plain not more than three meters above sea level at any point and criss-crossed by a maze of canals and rivers. So much sediment is carried by the Mekong's various branches and tributaries that the delta advances sixty to eighty meters into the sea every year.
  
  Because of differences in latitude and the marked variety of topographical relief, the climate tends to vary considerably from place to place. During the winter or dry season, extending roughly from November to April, the monsoon winds usually blow from the northeast along the China coast and across the Gulf of Tonkin, picking up considerable moisture; consequently the winter season in most parts of the country is dry only by comparison with the rainy or summer season. The average annual temperature is generally higher in the plains than in the mountains and plateaus and in the south than in the north. Temperatures in the southern plains (Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta) varies less, going between 21 and 28 degree Celsius (70 and 82.5 °F) over the course of a year. The seasons in the mountains and plateaus and in the north are much more dramatic, and temperatures may vary from 5 degree Celsius (41 °F) in December and January to 37 degree Celsius (98.6 °F) in July and August.
  
  Nature
  
  Sunset in the fishing village of Mui Ne on the south-east coastVietnam has two World's Natural Heritage sites: Halong Bay and Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park and 6 World's biosphere reserves including: Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Cat Tien, Cat Ba, Kien Giang, Red River Delta, Western Nghe An.
  
  Biodiversity
  
  According to chapter 1 in National Environmental Present Condition Report 2005- Biodiversity Subject of Vietnam Environment Protection Agency, in species diversity, Vietnam is one of 25 countries having high level in biodiversity all over the world, is ranked 16th of biologically diverse level (having 16% world's species) (page 9). 15,986 flora was identified of which 10% was endemic (p9). Statistic says that there are 307 nematodes, 200 oligochaeta, 145 acarina, 113 springtails, 7750 insects, 260 reptiles, 120 amphibians, 840 birds and 310 mammals of which 100 birds and 78 mammals are endemic (p9,10). Vietnam also have 1438 fresh water microalgae (9,6% species in the world) (Table 1.2, p9). It is defined that there are 794 aquatic invertebrate and 2458 sea fish (p10,11). In recent years, there have been 13 genera, 222 species, 30 taxa of flora newly described and 6 mammals have been discovered such as the saola, giant muntjac, Edwards's Pheasant, Tonkin Snub-nosed Langur, livistona halongensis, geothelphusa vietnamica, etc (frame 1.4, p11,12). In agricultural genetic diversity, Vietnam is one of 12 world's original cultivar centers (p13). Vietnam National Cultivar Gene Bank is preserving 12,300 cultivars of 115 species (p14).
  
  In chapter 4 of that report, it is said that Vietnam government spent 49.07 million USD for biodiversity in 2004 (p71) and have established 126 conservation areas including 28 national parks (p73).
  
  Economy
  
  Vietnamese currency: 500 000 VNDThe Vietnam War destroyed much of the economy of Vietnam. Upon taking power, the Government created a planned economy for the nation. Collectivization of farms, factories and economic capital was implemented, and millions of people were put to work in government programs. For many decades, Vietnam's economy was plagued with inefficiency and corruption in state programs, poor quality and underproduction and restrictions on economic activities and trade. It also suffered from the trade embargo from the United States and most of Europe after the Vietnam War. Subsequently, the trade partners of the Communist blocs began to erode. In 1986, the Sixth Party Congress introduced significant economic reforms with market economy elements as part of a broad economic reform package called "đổi mới" (Renovation). Private ownership was encouraged in industries, commerce and agriculture. Vietnam achieved around 8% annual GDP growth from 1990 to 1997 and continued at around 7% from 2000 to 2005, making it the world's second-fastest growing economy. Simultaneously, foreign investment grew threefold and domestic savings quintupled.
  
  Rice farming in Ninh Binh ProvinceManufacturing, information technology and high-tech industries form a large and fast-growing part of the national economy. Vietnam is a relative new-comer to the oil business, but today it is the third-largest oil producer in Southeast Asia with output of 400,000 barrels per day (64,000 m³/d). Vietnam is one of Asia's most open economies: two-way trade is around 160% of GDP, more than twice the ratio for China and over four times India's.
  
  Vietnam is still a relatively poor country with an annual GDP of US$280.2 billion at purchasing power parity (2006 estimate). This translates to a purchasing power of about US$3,300 per capita (or US$726 per capita at the market exchange rate). Inflation rate was estimated at 7.5% per year in 2006. Deep poverty, defined as a percent of the population living under $1 per day, has declined significantly and is now smaller than that of China, India, and the Philippines.
  
  As a result of several land reform measures, Vietnam is now the largest producer of cashew nuts with a one-third global share and second largest rice exporter in the world after Thailand. Vietnam has the highest percent of land use for permanent crops, 6.93%, of any nation in the Greater Mekong Subregion. Besides rice, key exports are coffee, tea, rubber, and fishery products. However, agriculture's share of economic output has declined, falling as a share of GDP from 42% in 1989 to 20% in 2006, as production in other sectors of the economy has risen. According to the CIA World Fact Book, the unemployment rate in Vietnam is one of the lowest in the world at 2%, trailing behind only Azerbaijan, Cuba, Iceland, Andorra and Liechtenstein. Among other steps taken in the process of transitioning to a market economy, Vietnam in July 2006 updated its intellectual property legislation to comply with TRIPS. Vietnam was accepted into the WTO on November 7, 2006. Vietnam's chief trading partners include Japan, Australia, ASEAN countries, the U.S. and Western European countries.
  
  Military
  
  Quân Đội Nhân Dân Việt Nam, The Vietnam People's Army (VPA), is the official collective term for the armed forces of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The VPA consists of the Vietnam People's Ground Forces, Vietnam People's Navy, Vietnam People's Air Force, and Vietnam People's Coast Guard.
  
  Transport
  
  The modern transport network of Vietnam was originally developed under French rule for the purpose of raw materials harvesting, and reconstructed and extensively modernized following the Vietnam War. The road system is the most popular form of transportation in the country. Vietnam’s road system includes national roads administered by the central level; provincial roads managed by the provincial level; district roads managed by the district level; urban roads managed by cities and towns; and commune roads managed by the commune level.
  
  Bicycles, motor scooters and motorcycles remain the most popular forms of road transport in Vietnam's cities, towns, and villages although the number of privately-owned automobiles is also on the rise, especially in the larger cities. Public bus operated by private companies is the main long distance travel means for many people. Traffic congestion is a serious problem in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City as the cities' roads struggle to cope with the booming numbers of automobiles. There are also more than 17,000 kilometers of navigable waterways, which play a significant role in rural life owing to the extensive network of rivers in Vietnam.
  
  The nation has seven developed ports and harbors at Cam Ranh, Da Nang, Hai Phong, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Gai (Halong City), Qui Nhon, and Nha Trang.
  
  Demography
  
  Population
  
  Recent census estimates the population of Vietnam at beyond 84 million. Vietnamese people, also called "Viet" or "Kinh", account for 86.2 percent of the population. Their population is concentrated in the alluvial deltas and coastal plains of the country. A homogeneous social and ethnic majority group, the Kinh exert political and economic control. There are more than 54 ethnic minorities throughout the country, but the Kinh are purveyors of the dominant culture. Most ethnic minorities, such as the Muong, a closely related ethnic of the Kinh, are found mostly in the highlands covering two-thirds of the territory. The Hoa (ethnic Chinese) and Khmer Krom are mainly lowlanders. The largest ethnic minority groups include the Hmong, Dao, Tay, Thai, and Nung.
  
  Languages
  
  The people of Vietnam speak Vietnamese as a native language. In its early history, Vietnamese writing used Chinese characters. In the 13th century, the Vietnamese developed their own set of characters called Chữ nôm. The celebrated epic Đoạn trường tân thanh (Truyện Kiều or The Tale of Kieu) by Nguyễn Du was written in Chữ nôm. During the French colonial period, Quốc ngữ, the romanized Vietnamese alphabet used for spoken Vietnamese, which was developed in 17th century by Jesuit Alexandre De Rhodes and several other Catholic missionaries, became popular and brought literacy to the masses.
  
  Various other languages are spoken by several minority groups in Vietnam. The most common of these are Tày, Mường, Khmer, Chinese, Nùng, and H'Mông. The French language, a legacy of colonial rule, is still spoken by some older Vietnamese as a second language, but is losing its popularity. Vietnam is also a full member of the Francophonie. Russian — and to a much lesser extent German, Czech, or Polish — is sometimes known among those whose families had ties with the Soviet bloc. In recent years, English is becoming more popular as a second language. English study is obligatory in most schools. Chinese and Japanese have also become more popular.
  
  Religions
  
  Vietnam religiosity
  religion percent
  Buddhism   85%
  Christianity   8%
  Caodaism   3%
  Others   4%
  
  "One pillar" pagoda, Hanoi capital.
  Cao Dai temple in My ThoFor much of Vietnamese history, Mahayana Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism have strongly influenced the religious and cultural life of the people. About 85% of Vietnamese identify with Buddhism even though they do not practice on a regular basis. About 8% of the population are Christians (about 6 million Roman Catholics and less than 1 million Protestants, census of 2007). Christianity was introduced first by the Portuguese and the Dutch traders in the 16th and 17th centuries, then further propagated under the French colonists in the 19th and 20th centuries, and to a lesser extent, by American Protestant missionaries during the presence of American forces during the 1960s and early 70's. The largest Protestant churches are the Evangelical Church of Vietnam and the Montagnard Evangelical Church.
  
  Vietnam has great reservation towards Roman Catholicism. This mistrust originated during the French colonial time when some Catholics collaborated with the French colonists as espionage agents and militiamen to suppress the Vietnamese independence movement. Furthermore, the Church's teaching regarding communism made it an unwelcome counterforce to communist rule. Relationship with the Vatican, however, has improved in recent years. Membership of Sunni and Bashi Islam is usually accredited to the ethnic Cham minority, but there are also a few ethnic Vietnamese adherents of Islam in the southwest. The total number of Muslims remains very small nevertheless. The communist government has from time to time been criticized for its religious restrictions although it has categorically denied that such restrictions exist today.
  
  The vast majority of Vietnamese people of Asian religions practice Ancestor Worship, although this may not be strictly considered a religion.
  
  From the articles of Religions by country, Religion in Vietnam and Demographics of Vietnam; 85% is nominal/secular Buddhists including predominant 83% East Asian Buddhist or "Triple religion" (80% of people are worship the mixture of Mahayana Buddhism mainly, Taoism, Confucianism with Ancestor Worship; 2% Hòa Hảo with 1% of some new Vietnamese-Buddhist sects as Tứ Ân Hiếu Nghĩa, Pure Land Buddhist, etc) and 2% Theravada Buddhism, mainly among Khmer people but the census of Government showed that only over 10 million people have taken refuge in the Three Jewels; 8% Christians (7% Catholics and 1% Protestants); 3% Caodaism; 2.5% Tribal animism; less than 70 thousand Muslims; small Hindu communities (over 50 thousand people) and a small numbers of Baha'is.
  
  Education
  
  Vietnam has an extensive state-controlled network of schools, colleges and universities but the number of privately-run and mixed public and private institutions is also growing. General education in Vietnam is imparted in 5 categories: Kindergarten, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, and college / university. Courses are taught mainly in Vietnamese. A large number of public schools have been organized across cities, towns and villages with the purpose of raising the national literacy rate which is already among the highest in the world. There are a large number of specialist colleges, established to develop a diverse and skilled national workforce. A large number of Vietnam's most acclaimed universities are based in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Facing serious crises, Vietnam's education system is under a holistic reform launched by the government. In Vietnam, education from age 6 to 11 is free and mandatory. Education above these ages is not free, therefore some poor families may find it hard to come up with the tuition for their children without some forms of public or private assistance. Regardless, school enrollment is among the highest in the world and the number of colleges and universities increased quite dramatically in recent years, from 178 in 2000 to 299 in 2005.
  
  Health service
  
  Science
  In the past, Vietnam did not have "science" in its generally accepted meaning, but many fields were well developed, especially social science and humanities. It has at least ten centuries of commentary and analytic writings. Among the best known works are those of "Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư" of Ngô Sĩ Liên. Writings that deal with geography, nature, customs and people were written by "Dư địa chí" of Nguyễn Trãi. In mathematics, operations (including power and extract the root) of primary arithmetics and surveying, measurement (length, area, volume...) of primary geometry were taught in schools using the famous textbook: "Đại thành toán pháp" of Lương Thế Vinh. Lương Thế Vinh had notion of zero and Mạc Hiển Tích used the term "số ẩn" (unknown/secret/hidden number) to refer to negative numbers. Much knowledge was collected into encyclopedia: "Vân đài loại ngữ" of Lê Quý Đôn and "Lịch triều hiến chương loại chí" of Phan Huy Chú.
  
  Culture
  
  The Hanoi Opera House is an example of French Colonial architecture in Vietnam.The official spoken and written language of Vietnam is Vietnamese.
  
  The culture of Vietnam has been influenced by neighboring China. Due to Vietnam's long association with the south of China, one characteristic of Vietnamese culture is financial duty. Education and self-betterment are highly valued. Historically, passing the imperial Mandarin exams was the only means for Vietnamese people to socially advance themselves.
  
  In the socialist era, the cultural life of Vietnam has been deeply influenced by government-controlled media and the cultural influences of socialist programs. For many decades, foreign cultural influences were shunned and emphasis placed on appreciating and sharing the culture of communist nations such as the Soviet Union, China, Cuba and others. Since the 1990s, Vietnam has seen a greater exposure to Southeast Asian, European and American culture and media.
  
  One of the most popular Vietnamese traditional garments is the "Áo Dài", worn often for special occasions such as weddings or festivals. White Áo dài is the required uniform for girls in many high schools across Vietnam. Áo Dài was once worn by both genders but today it is worn mainly by females, except for certain important traditional culture-related occasions where some men do wear it.
  
  Vietnamese cuisine uses very little oil and many vegetables. The main dishes are often based on rice, soy sauce, and fish sauce. Its characteristic flavors are sweet (sugar), spicy (serrano peppers), sour (lime), nuoc mam (fish sauce), and flavored by a variety of mint and basil.
  
  Vietnamese music varies slightly in the three regions: Bắc or North, Trung or Central, and Nam or South. Northern classical music is Vietnam's oldest and is traditionally more formal. Vietnamese classical music can be traced to the Mongol invasions, when the Vietnamese captured a Chinese opera troupe. Central classical music shows the influences of Champa culture with its melancholic melodies. Southern music exudes a lively laissez-faire attitude.
  
  My Dinh National Stadium in Western HanoiFootball (soccer) is the most popular sport in Vietnam. Sports and games such as badminton, tennis, ping pong, and chess are also popular with large segments of the population. Volleyball, especially women's volleyball, is watched by a fairly large number of Vietnamese. The (expatriate Vietnamese) community forms a prominent part of Vietnamese cultural life, introducing Western sports, films, music and other cultural activities in the nation.
  
  Vietnam is home to a small film industry.
  
  Among countless other traditional Vietnamese occasions, the traditional Vietnamese wedding is one of the most important. Regardless of westernization, many of the age-old customs in a Vietnamese wedding continue to be celebrated by both Vietnamese in Vietnam and overseas, often combining both western and eastern elements.
  
  Media
  Vietnam's media sector is controlled by the government to follow the official communist party line. The Voice of Vietnam is the official state-run radio broadcasting service that covers the nation. It also broadcasts internationally via shortwave, renting transmitters in other countries and provides broadcasts from its website. Vietnam Television is the national television broadcasting company. As Vietnam moved toward a free-market economy with its Đổi mới measures, the government has relied on the print media to keep the public informed about its policies. The measure has had the effect of almost doubling the numbers of newspapers and magazines since 1996 . Vietnam is putting considerable effort into modernization and expansion of its telecommunication system, but its performance continues to lag behind that of its more modern neighbors.
  
  Tourism
  Vietnam's number of visitors for tourism and vacation has increased steadily over the past ten years. About 3.56 million international guests visited Vietnam in 2006, an increase of 3.7% from 2005. The country is investing capital into the coastal regions that are already popular for their beaches and boat tours. Hotel staff and tourism guides in these regions speak a good amount of English.
  
  Sports and games
  
  International rankings
  Organization Survey Ranking
  Heritage Foundation/The Wall Street Journal Index of Economic Freedom 142 out of 157
  The Economist Worldwide Quality-of-life Index, 2005 61 out of 111
  Reporters Without Borders Worldwide Press Freedom Index 155 out of 167
  Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 111 out of 163
  United Nations Development Programme Human Development Index 109 out of 177
  World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report 77 out of 125
 

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