A number of mainstream Vietnamese media reported: In order to celebrate the National Day of Vietnam on September 2, 2025, the Vietnamese government will distribute 100,000 Vietnamese dong/about 27 yuan in cash to every citizen on the eve of the National Day on September 2! And asked the relevant government departments of the provinces across the country to cooperate and report urgently to the competent authorities before August 29, 2025, allocate reasonable sources of national financial funds to ensure the balance of the national budget.
Vietnamese kids are scared of having fun!
Several mainstream media outlets in Vietnam have a heavy news.
To celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the country on September 2, 2025, the Vietnamese government is sending money to every citizen of the country!
100,000 VND per person, which is about 27 yuan when converted into RMB, and relevant government departments in all provinces across the country are required to act quickly and report the fund plan to the competent authority before August 29, 2025. National financial funds must also be allocated to ensure the budget. Balance, no one can miss it, nor can it be sent repeatedly.
This matter is not just casual talk. The Vietnamese government is serious this time.
From national banks to commercial banks to the treasury, the entire financial system has been mobilized.
To know, $27 seems not a lot, but to cover every citizen, it is not an easy thing, both to verify the information to avoid duplication, but also to ensure people in remote areas can also receive in time.
The Vietnam government has gone through all this trouble to send a signal.
The country holds every ordinary person in its heart. No matter how much money is or how little money is, this will must be sent to everyone.
Interestingly, this issue is linked to another big scene.
On September 2, a grand military parade for the 80th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China will be held on the streets of Hanoi.
At that time, the orderly squad will walk right through, and the long-running carriage will pass by, which is spectacular to think of.
On the one hand, it is a practical welfare for the whole people, and on the other hand, it is a hard-core ceremony to demonstrate the strength of the country. By combining these two things, anyone with a clear eye can see that the Vietnamese government wants to take advantage of the opportunity of the founding celebration to weave people's hearts into a rope, so that everyone can feel the warmth of the country and see the strength of the country.
Judging from the previous rehearsals, the mental state of the Vietnamese soldiers was particularly good, with their heads held high and their fighting spirit high.
This is especially evident when compared with the previous U.S. parade, when some soldiers seemed lazy.
When the warmth of "cash red envelope" meets the power of "goose-step phalanx", the national celebration is no longer a lofty ceremony, but a major event that everyone can participate in and have personal feelings.
Holding the red envelope issued by the state in his hand and looking at the mighty army on the street, the sense of belonging and pride can't be compared casually.
This parade is not just a "show muscle", but more like a public history lesson for the whole people.
It commemorates not only the founding of the People's Republic of China 80 years ago, but also the victory of the August Revolution.
It was that revolution that drove the French colonists and Japanese fascists out of Vietnamese land.
The Vietnam people have never forgotten the scars of history. They specifically mentioned that during the Japanese invasion, about 2 million Vietnam compatriots died of famine.
To put this painful memory out, let everyone know that today's peaceful life is not easy, and also make the legitimacy and necessity of the parade appear to be heavy.
And careful people will find that this is the second time that Vietnam has held a large-scale military parade this year.
The last time was on April 30, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the south and national reunification.
Within just a few months, twice a massive review of the key points in history, Vietnam was repeatedly reminding the world, and also reminding itself.
Our country has achieved today's independence and unity through the indomitable struggle of generations. This family business must be preserved well.
Looking at the equipment displayed in the military parade, we can also see the pragmatic and flexible side of Vietnamese people.
The thing they put out was very interesting: they had their newly developed anti-ship missile launch vehicle, which gave off a sense of novelty.
There are also old-fashioned T-62M tanks mixed with advanced T-90S tanks.
It seems not to pursue the "newest and most expensive", pay more attention to the practicality of equipment, and create an atmosphere close to real warfare, after all, for Vietnam, weapons equipment is not good for use, can it be fought, than good for good is more important.
At the international level, Vietnam's "balancing act" is also playing well.
During this military parade, they invited troops from traditional friendly countries such as Russia and Laos to join them, obviously wanting to maintain the friendship between old friends through the celebration.
But at the same time, the way parades are organized can also see the shadow of studying China.
After all, not long ago, the honor guard of the Chinese People's Liberation Army participated in the celebration of Vietnam to commemorate national reunification in April, and there must be a lot of exchanges between the two sides in the ceremony organization.
The most interesting thing is the itinerary of Vietnamese President Liang Qiang.
On September 2, just after seeing his 80th anniversary parade, the next day he would not stop flying to Beijing to attend the Chinese 9.3 parade.
This tight and almost seamless journey is itself a kind of "diplomatic language."
Vietnam not only wants to show its national strength at its own celebrations, but also has not forgotten to maintain a flexible posture on the international stage and strive to maintain its independent stance in complex international relations.
In the final analysis, the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Vietnam's founding is a "national action" that packages economy (giving money), military affairs (military parade), history (commemorating the revolution) and diplomacy (leaders' visits to China).
One side was the "heart-warming red envelope" for the common people, and the other side was the "hard-core military parade" to show their strength. This wave of "duets" not only made the people feel the temperature of the country, but also conveyed Vietnam's firm will to the outside world, properly shaping the image of a modern country that "cares about people's livelihood and has hard power."
Next, let's wait and see the lively scene on the streets of Hanoi on September 2, and the happy look of Vietnamese people when they receive red envelopes!
Vietnamese kids are scared of having fun!
Several mainstream media outlets in Vietnam have a heavy news.
To celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the country on September 2, 2025, the Vietnamese government is sending money to every citizen of the country!
100,000 VND per person, which is about 27 yuan when converted into RMB, and relevant government departments in all provinces across the country are required to act quickly and report the fund plan to the competent authority before August 29, 2025. National financial funds must also be allocated to ensure the budget. Balance, no one can miss it, nor can it be sent repeatedly.
This matter is not just casual talk. The Vietnamese government is serious this time.
From national banks to commercial banks to the treasury, the entire financial system has been mobilized.
To know, $27 seems not a lot, but to cover every citizen, it is not an easy thing, both to verify the information to avoid duplication, but also to ensure people in remote areas can also receive in time.
The Vietnam government has gone through all this trouble to send a signal.
The country holds every ordinary person in its heart. No matter how much money is or how little money is, this will must be sent to everyone.
Interestingly, this issue is linked to another big scene.
On September 2, a grand military parade for the 80th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China will be held on the streets of Hanoi.
At that time, the orderly squad will walk right through, and the long-running carriage will pass by, which is spectacular to think of.
On the one hand, it is a practical welfare for the whole people, and on the other hand, it is a hard-core ceremony to demonstrate the strength of the country. By combining these two things, anyone with a clear eye can see that the Vietnamese government wants to take advantage of the opportunity of the founding celebration to weave people's hearts into a rope, so that everyone can feel the warmth of the country and see the strength of the country.
Judging from the previous rehearsals, the mental state of the Vietnamese soldiers was particularly good, with their heads held high and their fighting spirit high.
This is especially evident when compared with the previous U.S. parade, when some soldiers seemed lazy.
When the warmth of "cash red envelope" meets the power of "goose-step phalanx", the national celebration is no longer a lofty ceremony, but a major event that everyone can participate in and have personal feelings.
Holding the red envelope issued by the state in his hand and looking at the mighty army on the street, the sense of belonging and pride can't be compared casually.
This parade is not just a "show muscle", but more like a public history lesson for the whole people.
It commemorates not only the founding of the People's Republic of China 80 years ago, but also the victory of the August Revolution.
It was that revolution that drove the French colonists and Japanese fascists out of Vietnamese land.
The Vietnam people have never forgotten the scars of history. They specifically mentioned that during the Japanese invasion, about 2 million Vietnam compatriots died of famine.
To put this painful memory out, let everyone know that today's peaceful life is not easy, and also make the legitimacy and necessity of the parade appear to be heavy.
And careful people will find that this is the second time that Vietnam has held a large-scale military parade this year.
The last time was on April 30, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the south and national reunification.
Within just a few months, twice a massive review of the key points in history, Vietnam was repeatedly reminding the world, and also reminding itself.
Our country has achieved today's independence and unity through the indomitable struggle of generations. This family business must be preserved well.
Looking at the equipment displayed in the military parade, we can also see the pragmatic and flexible side of Vietnamese people.
The thing they put out was very interesting: they had their newly developed anti-ship missile launch vehicle, which gave off a sense of novelty.
There are also old-fashioned T-62M tanks mixed with advanced T-90S tanks.
It seems not to pursue the "newest and most expensive", pay more attention to the practicality of equipment, and create an atmosphere close to real warfare, after all, for Vietnam, weapons equipment is not good for use, can it be fought, than good for good is more important.
At the international level, Vietnam's "balancing act" is also playing well.
During this military parade, they invited troops from traditional friendly countries such as Russia and Laos to join them, obviously wanting to maintain the friendship between old friends through the celebration.
But at the same time, the way parades are organized can also see the shadow of studying China.
After all, not long ago, the honor guard of the Chinese People's Liberation Army participated in the celebration of Vietnam to commemorate national reunification in April, and there must be a lot of exchanges between the two sides in the ceremony organization.
The most interesting thing is the itinerary of Vietnamese President Liang Qiang.
On September 2, just after seeing his 80th anniversary parade, the next day he would not stop flying to Beijing to attend the Chinese 9.3 parade.
This tight and almost seamless journey is itself a kind of "diplomatic language."
Vietnam not only wants to show its national strength at its own celebrations, but also has not forgotten to maintain a flexible posture on the international stage and strive to maintain its independent stance in complex international relations.
In the final analysis, the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Vietnam's founding is a "national action" that packages economy (giving money), military affairs (military parade), history (commemorating the revolution) and diplomacy (leaders' visits to China).
One side was the "heart-warming red envelope" for the common people, and the other side was the "hard-core military parade" to show their strength. This wave of "duets" not only made the people feel the temperature of the country, but also conveyed Vietnam's firm will to the outside world, properly shaping the image of a modern country that "cares about people's livelihood and has hard power."
Next, let's wait and see the lively scene on the streets of Hanoi on September 2, and the happy look of Vietnamese people when they receive red envelopes!