Summary: There are obvious differences in culture, customs and language between China and Vietnam. Due to the different cultural origins of the two countries, the types and stereotypes of business culture are also different, especially in values, ways of thinking and behavior patterns. These differences will greatly affect all aspects of business activities and the success or failure of business activities.

1, coffee culture:

Vietnamese people have a very strong coffee culture, which is very rare in China or other Asian cultures. As far as I know, Vietnamese people not only have their own unique coffee style, but also go to cafes to chat and have a cup of coffee, which is a very routine thing for most Vietnamese people, which is why there are so many cafes in Vietnam.

2. Vietnamese local customs:

Such as chewing betel nut; Viet Nam has its own unique customs, which are different from those in China and Hunan. Vietnamese will chew a betel nut or even a piece of tobacco with a betel nut leaf without lime. Traditionally, Vietnamese people invite their guests to chew betel nuts before starting a conversation. Women who chew betel nut for a long time will dye their teeth black, which is regarded as a kind of beauty.

3. Language:

These two languages do not belong to the same language family. Even though 60% Vietnamese words come from China, the word order is quite different. The Vietnamese tried several different writing systems, first Chinese characters, then southern characters, and now Latin letters.

Among the cultural differences between China and China, Vietnamese culture has survived:

1, Spring Festival culture

Just like the Spring Festival in our lunar calendar, Vietnam is almost exactly like us, with Spring Festival couplets and red envelopes. Although Chinese characters have been abolished for many years, even the words on red envelopes say "good luck", the word "fu" is very common in Vietnam, and almost every household will post such Spring Festival couplets during the Spring Festival.

2. Clothing culture

The local women's cheongsam is split to the waist. Cheongsam, as a kind of traditional dress in China, is a kind of dress that can best show the charm of oriental women. In our country, cheongsam usually splits to the calf, and to be more attractive, it also splits to the thigh. Historically, many parts of Viet Nam belonged to China and were deeply influenced by China culture. Women in this country began to wear cheongsam. But surprisingly, the women's cheongsam in this country is split to the waist.