英文摘要 |
The Battle of Dien Bien Phu led to the French retreat from the Indochina Peninsula in 1954. A new episode of Sino-Vietnamese (Republic of China and Republic of Vietnam) relations emerged when South Vietnam and North Vietnam each decided to pursuit legitimacy by making alliances based on ideology. For what reason the relationship during 1955 to 1975 had mainly acted in close military coordination? Accordingly, it also raised the question of the category of the military assistance from the ROC to the ROV and the U.S. role within the Sino-Vietnamese military tie. The author found that the traditional views to its counterpart respectively enabled a steady military tie between Taipei and Saigon. As to the U.S. factors to the Sino-Vietnamese military assistance tie, three points had been summed up. Firstly, the military assistance tie could compensate the lack of the U.S. military assistance to the ROV. Secondly, in part, the Sino-Vietnamese military cooperation would be confined to the U.S. way. Finally, the U.S. did not dominate the Sino-Vietnamese military relationship. |