Editing Foreign relations of Vietnam (section)

===Post-World War II===
+ Period 1945-1946: After the surrender of Japan, Both British and Chinese [[Kuomintang]] armies came into Vietnam territory to take the Japanese imperial army out of Indochina. The government of [[North Vietnam|Democratic Republic of Vietnam]] decided to have the peace agreement with [[Chiang Kai-shek]] of Kuomintang that stationed in the north Vietnam to let them pay attention to fight the French in the south. After that, Vietnam signed the peace treaty with France in 6/3/1946.<br />
+ Period 1947-1954 : Vietnam started to expand their foreign relation with the other countries in the world. In January, 1950, the [[China-Vietnam relations|People's Republic of China]] and the [[Russia-Vietnam relations|Soviet Union]] were the first two countries to recognize the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.<ref name=zhai_qiang>Zhai, Qiang. China and the Vietnam Wars, 1950–1975. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2000</ref> Later, alliances were formed with Cambodia and Laos to make anti-French campaigns, building the friendship with the anti-colonial countries such as [[Thailand]], [[Myanmar]], [[Indonesia]] and [[India]].