China's top secret plan to attack Vietnam on 3 1 day.

This rumor and prediction originated from two anti-China rallies in front of the Embassy of China in Vietnam and the Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City at the end of 2007. In April 2008, the Olympic torch relay in Ho Chi Minh City was disturbed. In July 2008, an unidentified online article "China 3 1 Day Top Secret Plan to Attack Vietnam" appeared on a domestic website. Both China and Viet Nam were shocked by the above incidents and made representations to each other. Haigui. com-Haigui Forum, Haigui Making Friends, Haigui Recruitment, Haigui. com.

Vietnam later found out that the two anti-China rallies and the interference with the Olympic torch relay were carried out by hostile forces from abroad who sent people to sneak back to China and incited some college students through the Internet and mobile phone text messages. The Vietnamese security department has taken measures to arrest the people involved in the case according to law. As for the so-called "blitzkrieg plan", it is easy for Vietnam to understand the Chinese explanation, because anyone with a little common sense will understand: how can such a "top secret" "blitzkrieg plan" be launched? Will things on the Internet still be "top secret"?

It was pointed out that the anti-China rally and the interference with the torch relay occurred before China hosted the Olympic Games. And that sinister net article, at that time, just after Nong Demeng, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, paid an official goodwill visit to China at the end of May and the beginning of June at the invitation of General Secretary Hu Jintao, surfaced from the hole of the sewer. The Sino-Vietnamese joint statement issued by the top leaders of the two countries clarified the new orientation of bilateral relations-"developing China-Vietnam comprehensive strategic partnership of cooperation".