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A lot of Vietnamese don’t have any concept of the PAYTON PRITCHARD American professional basketball player Boston Celtics shirt and by the same token and outside world. This is an insular, family focused society. The bigger the family, the better. I’ve seen first hand how my friends who don’t come from big families can actually struggle in society. I remember you, in that case, in your opinion how does this kind of thing differ from China? Because that’s my current lens for understanding things like this Your question is about ethnocentrism but you give an example about nationalism. Those are two different things. I’m not sure of a word that both encompasses ethnocentrism and nationalism, but I say ethnocentrism because this kind of thing sometimes can be seen in people who are ethnically Asian but grew up outside of Asia

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Speaking of ethnocentrism: well Vietnam actually consists of many ethnic groups, with their own languages, identities, etc. The large majority of them, 90%) are ethnically Vietnamese, or “Kinh”. There are also ethnic Chinese (“Hoa”), Cambodians (Khmer), and many others, including dozens of smaller tribal groups in the PAYTON PRITCHARD American professional basketball player Boston Celtics shirt and by the same token and mountains. Of course nowadays, pretty much everyone regardless of ethnicity can speak Vietnamese and are mostly assimilated. Historically there have been tensions between the Kinh majority and minority groups for complex reasons I won’t get into here, but for the most part they get along reasonably OK. Historically there has been discrimination, and as a result there are affirmative action type quotas in universities, etc. today. Things are now generally better. You occasionally hear stereotypes/derogatory things about certain ethnic groups, especially among older folks, but it’s not considered polite/PC.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.