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Vietnam

	History of Chinese in Vietnam and Vietnam Chinatown
	Overseas Chinese in Vietnam The history of overseas Chinese in Vietnam and their lives in Vietnam throughout the ages.
	Nanyang Volunteer, 南侨机工 Story of 3200 civilians who left Nanyang to serve on the Burma road as drivers and mechanics. Most were Chinese men but includes some Indian, Malay men and 4 Chinese women.
	Cholon: Ho Chi Minh Chinatown Largest Chinatown in Vietnam
	Ho Chi Minh, 胡志明市, Saigon
	Chua Ngoc Hoang Jade Emperor Pagoda, 玉皇殿. Built by the Cantonese migrants and dedicated to the Jade Emperor.
	Er Fu Temple and Clan Association 二府会馆, 二府庙. A clan association and temple built by Hokkiens from Zhang Zhou and and Quan Zhou.
	Hainan Association, Ho Chi Minh City & Mazu Temple A clan association and temple for the Hainan community in Ho Chi Minh city.
	Matsu temple of Tue Thanh Guild Hall 穗城会馆天后宫. A clan association and temple built by the Cantonese and dedicated to Mazu, the sea goddess.
	Nghia An Hoi Quan A Teochew temple and clan association in Ho chi Minh. The temple is dedicaed to Guan Gong, the Chinese God of war and literature. Also known as Yian Clan Association and Guan Gong Temple.
	Mid Autumn Festival in Cholon The Nhi Phu Club (ER Fu Clan Association) celebrates the Mid Autumn with a major extravaganza featuring Nanyin, 南音, lion dance, 舞狮, dragon dance, 舞龙, eight immortals, 八仙, and green lion dance, 青狮.