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Title: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lan Xang on 8th Aug, 2010 at 8:34pm
I though they supposed to build downtown in Vientiane.
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Pride Administrator on 8th Aug, 2010 at 10:39pm
We don't have any money to fix the potholes in the roads, let alone build Chinatown, but I guess what they want to build in Vientiane is a matter for them.
Chinese or Vietnamese doesn't matter, it's better to judge people by their actions and not their race. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lan Xang on 8th Aug, 2010 at 11:58pm Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8th Aug, 2010 at 10:39pm:
China was going to build it. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Pride Administrator on 9th Aug, 2010 at 12:44am
They are, and they are building many things in Vientiane. There's already a Chinese shopping mall, 99% of the goods are imported from China and nearly everybody who works there are Chinese people.
http://www.laophotos.com/chinesemall/chinesemall.html |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lan Xang on 9th Aug, 2010 at 1:58am
They don't hire any Lao worker?
Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9th Aug, 2010 at 12:44am:
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lan Xang on 9th Aug, 2010 at 2:01am Admin Saovaluck wrote on 9th Aug, 2010 at 12:44am:
Wow very nice picture. Thank for sharing. Now Lao business has to compete, build better and bigger store. Competition is good. Capitalist Socialist like China is very successful. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lan Xang on 9th Aug, 2010 at 2:03am Admin Saovaluck wrote on 8th Aug, 2010 at 10:39pm:
Don't really care about race. Just want to see Laos free and prosper. Laos been under foreign power for too long and oppressed. The Thai, French now under Vietnam. Sad but true. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by longhang on 9th Aug, 2010 at 3:48am
the only way lao can be free is if it works with america, adopt a democratic society, educated all its children. any country that is in touch with america become wealthy countries over time.
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lan Xang on 9th Aug, 2010 at 4:55am longhang wrote on 9th Aug, 2010 at 3:48am:
I agree. Laos government is seeking closer ties with US. US is the biggest investor in Vietnam. Democracy will save Laos for sure. People can elect their own leader who will represent them, and the country interest. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by LaoguySoCal on 9th Aug, 2010 at 9:20pm
corruption....corruption.......corruption and more corruption.......Lao people never learned....I hate to say this......I am also a 100% lao born too lolz...just my 2 cents
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Lan Xang on 10th Aug, 2010 at 1:26am LaoguySoCal wrote on 9th Aug, 2010 at 9:20pm:
Corruption are everywhere. But worse in country with one party system. Absolute power corrupt. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by macro on 10th Aug, 2010 at 11:17am
Hey, I was there and talk with some store owners, true, I haven't seen many Lao worker there, most of the stores are run by family members, of course, all bloody Chinese, those poor souls were tricked by the manufacturer to go to Laos to open store and push their goods, another form of cheap labour (slavery), worst still, you have to feed yourself. The rent is quite expensive, so it's the big guys that make money, I think it's the Chinese government's policy try to colonise Laos (same thing happen in Cambodia, but they're in much better position than Laos).
Funny though, it seems that those chinese only sell to themselves, hardly any Lao people buy the stuff (probably they don't have money). Hey, I'm not an angel, so I went down to Karaoke bar for some fun, I tried to communicate with my new found girlfriend in English--no good, try some Vietnamese--also no good, since Laos was a French colony and still use some French--try some Francaise--no good either, damn, how about some Manderine ah, bingo, not much but at least some communication, looks like people that can spend some serious money is Chinese, and looks like Laos is trying to bring their country to prosperity by selling their women cheaply (chinese is very good in bargaining), and looks like the economy will once again control by the Chinese, sorry folks, just like before you Laos will be servents and Chinese will be your master. The only people Laos need is the oversea Laos to go back and invest in their own country and start slowly, sadly most oversea Laos don't want to take the risk. Laos is a friendly and peaceful race, sadly, they'll lose their country hopefully not too soon. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by macro on 10th Aug, 2010 at 11:30am
Hey folks, another thing, people think American investsment is good, think again, any country associated with US and not 100% under their control (estab military base) end up worst than ever, look at Thailand, Indonasia.
Japan and Korea is better because they control 100%, but then again, they have to spend a good chunk of their GDP to buy US hardware to serve US interest (it's another form of tax) and there is no way out. Malaysia is in much better shape because they do not adopt US system and control all foreign investsment. So the worst thing is let US in freely, they'll just turn you into another Thailand, Vientian will overtake Bangkok, because your women is much cheaper than Thais. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Lan Xang on 10th Aug, 2010 at 10:08pm
So what you saying is Thailand, South, Japan are US colony. You're right. Laos is trying to develop the country, and welcome any investment. Foreign invest about $4 billion in Laos. China, Thailand and Vietnam is the biggest investor in Laos.
macro wrote on 10th Aug, 2010 at 11:30am:
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Lan Xang on 10th Aug, 2010 at 10:15pm
Are you Thai? Chinese immigrant already run Thailand, they control economy and military. Chinese immigrant started coming to Thailand 200-300 year ago. Prostitution is illegal in Laos, and not openly advertise, but there is few, but sex industry is about 4% of Thai economy about $4 billion a year business.
macro wrote on 10th Aug, 2010 at 11:17am:
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Larb Dip on 21st Mar, 2011 at 6:25am llX wrote on 9th Aug, 2010 at 2:03am:
Now China. Sad but true. |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Democratic on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 1:10am
I read on the news they saids Chinatown in Vientiane is cancel because too many people protest. But they will build economic zone instead. I could be wrong maybe Admins know
:-? ::) Larb Dip wrote on 21st Mar, 2011 at 6:25am:
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Larb Dip on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 3:55am
There indeed is a Chinatown in Vientiane. The locals point and refer in it's direction as 'the Chinese area'. Don't just take my word for it, ask the admin', she'll tell you herself ;D
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Larb Dip on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 3:56am
By the way: What exactly does 'the Chinese area' translate to in the native tongue?
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Democratic on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 5:13pm Larb Dip wrote on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 3:55am:
Admins would know, but sometime she can't say about certain topic. No freedom of speech in Laos. :o ::) |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Tee on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 7:35pm llX wrote on 10th Aug, 2010 at 10:15pm:
If you want to dig deeper...you can say American is under control by the Jewish.What different between Jewish and Chinese? I can't see the different at all. Stop blame other people of their success..Looking at your self...first... |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Democratic on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 10:29pm
I blame Vietnam for Laos poverty and underdeveloped. They been colonized, control our belove country since 1975 and influences Laos policy. Wonder why Lao government started to bring in China to help out. Vietnam has not done much for Laos development in the past 35 year that's why Laos is still one of the poorest country in the world. Laos rank pretty high on corruption, business ranking is 171 out of 187. About 40% of Lao children under age of 5 are malnourish. Vietnam import 80% of Laos timber to support their $3.5 billion furniture export business. Maybe in 10 year forest in Laos will be gone. I say "du ma gong kuk" Viet Cong go home.
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Larb Dip on 23rd Mar, 2011 at 3:10am llX wrote on 22nd Mar, 2011 at 10:29pm:
Who lets them ('puak Gaauw') do anything in Laos in the first place? |
Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Lao Democratic on 23rd Mar, 2011 at 3:54am
Lao Dang government let them because Vietnam is in charge and put them in power. Vietnam has their own agenda and interest. I don't think they has Laos best interest at heart. When foreigner colonized your country they will exploit you and your natural resource. it's all about money and power.
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Title: Re: What happen to Chinatown in Laos? Post by Larb Dip on 23rd Mar, 2011 at 4:06am llX wrote on 23rd Mar, 2011 at 3:54am:
Very, very true my brother. In every country where colonisation has occured, all the indeginous populations are always put on the back burner. Our beloved Laos in no different (why should it be?). Look at NZ for example: it is estimated by those in the know that almost half the Maori population is in jail. There are alot living in State houses and living off welfare as well. Same as in Australia, the Aboriginies aren't too far off in their predicaments as well (according to the newspapers that I read, so don't qoute me on that!). But do you notice in every election year, the politicians always make PROMISES in exchange to secure the votes of the vulnerable. How about with the red Indians in your country? How are they doing in terms of quality of life? |
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