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Yes, the VC took a beating during the Tet Offensive, but Khe Sahn was close to ending up like Dien Bien Phu.

The French fought in Vietnam up until Dien Bien Phu Falls in 1954, only 20 years before the US bugged out of there.

In '54, six parachute battalions dropped using US aircraft, artillery, and US tanks were deployed in Dien Bien Phu, NE Vietnam.

> Yes, the VC took a beating during the Tet Offensive, but Khe Sahn was close to ending up like Dien Bien Phu.

> particularly among older generations of Vietnamese, who are inclined to associate tattoos with gangs and violence Younger generations too excluding the Thao Dien or the D3 type.

This reminds me of the Starship Troopers movie, where the Filipino protagonist is played by Casper Van Dien.

Thao Dien, Landmark 81, Sunrise City, and D1 is not representative of middle class Vietnam - neighborhoods like D10 and Phu Nhuan is.

It's really great for tourists though, it does a good job of connecting one of the major tourist areas (Thao Dien) to the city center.

The Chinese equivalent is “Ru guo wo na tien wan shan qu kan le dien ying, wo jiu bu neng gen wo ma qu chi wan fan.” This translates roughly to the English: If that night I go watch (past particle) a movie, I then cannot accompany my mom to go eat dinner.

The Chinese equivalent is “Ru guo wo na tien wan shan qu kan le dien ying, wo jiu bu neng gen wo ma qu chi wan fan.” This translates roughly to the English: If that night I go watch (past particle) a movie, I then cannot accompany my mom to go eat dinner.

This reminds me of the Starship Troopers movie, where the Filipino protagonist is played by Casper Van Dien.

Thao Dien, Landmark 81, Sunrise City, and D1 is not representative of middle class Vietnam - neighborhoods like D10 and Phu Nhuan is.

It's really great for tourists though, it does a good job of connecting one of the major tourist areas (Thao Dien) to the city center.