VOICED : After riots Chinese live apart in Vietnam steel mill town

The video discusses the transformation of a fishing community into a Boomtown due to Formosa's investment. It covers the 2014 riots caused by tensions between locals and foreign workers, and how the situation was stabilized. The current living conditions of foreign workers and the mixed reactions of locals are explored. Despite past tensions, economic growth continues, with China remaining Vietnam's largest trading partner.

What major event in 2014 caused tensions between locals and foreign workers in Hatton?

• A trade agreement

• A political election

• A natural disaster

• An oil rig moved by China

How did the local authorities and foreign investors respond to the 2014 riots?

• They increased security measures

• They withdrew investments

• They took a hard look at themselves

• They ignored the situation

Where do most foreign workers live in Hatton after the riots?

• In hotels

• In temporary shelters

• In apartment blocks or gated dormitories

• In local neighborhoods

How do many locals view the changes brought by foreign investment in Hatton?

• As a temporary phase

• As entirely negative

• As having no impact

• As mostly positive

Despite historical tensions, what is the economic relationship between China and Vietnam?

• China is Vietnam's smallest trading partner

• China is Vietnam's largest trading partner

• There is no trade between China and Vietnam

• Trade is limited to agricultural products