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on the Vietnam wars section the Chinese dragon the question is focus on the last sentence, and the phrase gracious in victory. What seems to be the author's perspective toward the Vietnamese people? what specific words or phrases in this section led you to infer that perspective?

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Based on the phrase, "gracious in victory," we can infer that the author's perspective towards the Vietnamese people is that they admire the Vietnamese for being forgiving after winning against opponents.

What did the author mean?

The question is not complete as the section referred to is not included so I will give a general answer based on historical facts.

The phrase, "gracious in victory," could point to the fact that the North Vietnamese did not carry out any reprisals on record when they won the Vietnam War. They simply took over the South and worked to rebuild the parts of their nation that had been destroyed.

They could have executed all those who supported the Americans and South Vietnamese government but they didn't. They reconciled and worked towards national unity. The author might be alluding to this fact and how forgiving the North Vietnamese were.

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