Shotgunner51
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The OP shows that relatively speaking, infra in Vietnam carries a heavier weight in national economy. Though GDP has many flaws and hardly accurate to gauge scale of an economy, for convenience it might as well be used as a denominator for rough comparison, but as an alternative I would look at weight of infra in "total investment in fixed asset" (固定资产投资; see below link for 2016 China data). Anyway IMO that's still a good signal from the article, infra investment should be a priority at current stage of development, yes I also think Vietnam is on the right track.I am happy to see Vietnam is on the right track of building its infrastructure and manufacturing capacity, and I think Vietnam will enter into higher development stage earlier than India.
China 2016 infra (excluding electricity, heat, gas, hydro and logistics) investment RMB 11.8878 trillion, equivalent to 19.93% of total investment in fixed asset which is RMB 59.6501 trillion.
http://www.stats.gov.cn/tjsj/zxfb/201701/t20170120_1455946.html