What does China look like in the eyes of people in Southeast Asia?

This needs to be divided. Firstly, the concept of Southeast Asia is very vague. Secondly, semi-aligned organizations such as ASEAN are also different people, each with its own big brother. Finally, different countries have their own differences in whether they benefit from or are harmed by China. view. Generally speaking, friendship is greater than hostility, and cooperation is greater than friction. Moving on, the relationship between China and the ten ASEAN countries can be said to be one in which I am in you. Although many countries in Southeast Asia are now moving toward the United States, no one dares to ignore their relationship with China. Here are a few typical countries: 1. The relationship between Vietnam and China is subtle, because they have both reasons to thank us and reasons to hate us. Specifically, refer to the Vietnam War and the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam. However, it should be said that Vietnam is currently in harmony with China, but even so, we must always be wary of this "third in the world". Some time ago, a street stall literature said that Vietnam is the Sarajevo of the 21st century. . . I heard from foreign students that Vietnamese people have a good opinion of Chinese people, and many people can speak Chinese dialects. 2. As for the current Philippine government, it is a clown. It is also an unpopular figure within ASEAN, a small country that relies on Filipino maids and bananas to support half of its GDP. However, their current intellectual class has a good impression of China, and Arroyo also went to school in China. The only blame is Aquino III, an American loser. 4. Myanmar and Cambodia. These countries have profound strategic significance to us in history. They are the back sea of ??China. China will never give them up to others. However, with the death of the older generation of leaders, these countries have also begun to pursue trade with the West. Generally speaking, there is no need to worry that they will have too many objections to us. But times do change. 6. Indonesia. Religion in this country is a little chaotic. There was an anti-Chinese incident in 1998, which was very bloody. But now I am in awe of China. I can only say that I have reservations about this country. 7. East Timor and Brunei are small countries and have no ability to compete with China. Brunei people are very wealthy. If you dare to make trouble, just detain Wu Zun. To sum up: trade issues, ethnic composition issues and territorial issues are the fetters between us and Southeast Asian countries. Hong Kong and Taiwan are also closely related to them. There are many people here who speak Chinese and many people of Chinese descent. No matter what, no one can live without anyone. The South China Sea issue makes many Southeast Asians think that China is a bit domineering and tough, but we do provide them with many benefits and preferential policies. They also know the importance of being friends with big countries. As China's national power strengthens, Southeast Asia will inevitably become a backyard of disputes, but we must believe that China can handle it well. Rather than caring about China in their eyes, it is better to care about China in the eyes of those Chinese whose ancestors worked hard in Southeast Asia. After liberation, China indeed paid little attention to them. These are also the focus of our new government's increased attention. That’s all. I have never been to South Asia. I hope you can correct me if there are any mistakes in the description.