Vietnam and India are both long-term investment sectors I am optimistic about, but the pace of returns differs significantly. Vietnam has a relatively tight investment cycle, making the return timeline easier to grasp. It's not just about on-paper gains, but more importantly about a deeper understanding of the local market.

I have spent a lot of time studying Vietnam's policy environment, industry trends, and consumer ecosystem. This in-depth understanding leads to a clearer perception of risks. In comparison, although the Indian market has great potential, its complexity and information asymmetry are much higher.

To be honest, I have a stronger desire to invest in Vietnam. I am not only willing to spend time on investment research but also considering living there for a period. This certainty in understanding is crucial for long-term allocation.