The Vietnam War was a headache and even Hollywood was taking a gamble when it made a film about it. Even the term Vietnam War is not often used. To this day, the term "Vietnam War" is called "Conflict" or "Vietnam Era." The Vietnam War is something the US military, Hollywood, Book Publishing Companies, Toy Manufacturing Companies, etc. try to avoid. Names such as "Modern Era" or "Modern Era War Planes", or "Modern Era Tanks" will be used in lieu of "Vietnam War Planes", etc. America wants to forget the Vietnam War; which is why Jan Scruggs had the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall built in 1982...his idea was, "OK America, you can forget about the war...but not the men you sent to fight it!"
The Vietnam War was popular during the war, ONLY in that it had to be reported by the news and the news media, magazines, and by the military in order to replace or repair the machines needed to fight the war.
Rice
It was never popular; it was unknown.
Chess
Tea.
Dot Kich (Cross Fire) & Audition Vietnam
Noodles are popular because that was the only food they could have
noodles i think
There are very many popular dishes in Vietnam but I think this website will answer your question better than I can, the pictures showing the dishes are beautiful. http://vietnam.sawadee.com/food.htm
This depends on your purpose of tourism. North Vietnam is the most popular of the two destinations.
The U.S. feared that Vietnam would vote for a communist government.
It was an issue which divided the US.
Nguyen