In conjunction with the National Day, the Vietnamese government announced on August 28 that it will issue 100,000 Vietnamese shields to each Vietnamese citizen, which will be transferred directly to the citizen’s bank accounts, or in cash.
To put it bluntly, Vietnam used the National Day to issue 100,000 VND to each citizen, which is to implement the matter of "the country remembers the people." Although the money is not too much, this intention directly delivered to the hand is more practical than anything else. It combines the festive spirit of National Day with the warmth of people's livelihood.
Some people may calculate the account first, and 100,000 VND is less than 30 yuan when converted into RMB, which is enough to buy a cup of milk tea and add snacks at ordinary times, which is not a "big welfare".
But if you think about it carefully, you will know that the key point is never the amount of money, but the words "every citizen". Whether it's an office worker typing the keyboard in an office building in Ho Chi Minh City, an elderly person farming in the suburbs of Hanoi, or even a child who has just started elementary school, as long as he is a Vietnamese citizen, he has a share.
Moreover, the government also specifically said that it would either transfer it directly to a bank account or give cash, for fear that someone would not be able to use a mobile phone and could not get it without a bank card.
You think that the elderly, with the cash provided by the staff, read the phrase "the government is thinking of us," this feeling of being scorned, can be warmer than giving dozens of dollars.
In fact, this thing is the most impressive place, it brings "nation" and "individual" distance closer, usual we talk about national development, policy planning, always feel a bit far, but when the phone receives the bank prompt "invoice 100,000 Vietnam Shield, adjunct: National Day welfare", or in the hands of this money, will suddenly feel "Oh, the good day of the country, also thinking of sharing me."
This subtle connection, slowly spared up is the people's feeling of closeness to the country, it is not by the slogan, it is by this practical small move, so that everyone feels like themselves and this country's development are bound in one, the National Day is not only the country's festival, but also the day of joy.
And now you go to the streets of Vietnam and walk, you can clearly feel that the young people especially like our China in the 1990s, they are everywhere energetic, can clearly see the momentum of "being better", like we just reformed and opened up in that year, everyone feels there are heads, and the whole society is through the wind.
To be honest, good people's livelihood practices never know national boundaries. Whether it's Vietnam's money this time, or other countries that give people coupons and exempt public transportation fees during festivals, the core is the same principle, that is, let the people On important days, I really tasted some sweetness and knew that the country didn't forget everyone behind.
This approach doesn't necessarily require a huge budget, the key is "heart", they know what the common people need and worry about, and send benefits to their hearts.
In fact, when we look at these things, we think not only about "how much money", but also "how this mindset is passed."
Do you think that this unflattering, directly attached to the people's small welfare, where the most hit your place is? or you have seen which countries have similar warm-up operations, it is better to talk about it.
To put it bluntly, Vietnam used the National Day to issue 100,000 VND to each citizen, which is to implement the matter of "the country remembers the people." Although the money is not too much, this intention directly delivered to the hand is more practical than anything else. It combines the festive spirit of National Day with the warmth of people's livelihood.
Some people may calculate the account first, and 100,000 VND is less than 30 yuan when converted into RMB, which is enough to buy a cup of milk tea and add snacks at ordinary times, which is not a "big welfare".
But if you think about it carefully, you will know that the key point is never the amount of money, but the words "every citizen". Whether it's an office worker typing the keyboard in an office building in Ho Chi Minh City, an elderly person farming in the suburbs of Hanoi, or even a child who has just started elementary school, as long as he is a Vietnamese citizen, he has a share.
Moreover, the government also specifically said that it would either transfer it directly to a bank account or give cash, for fear that someone would not be able to use a mobile phone and could not get it without a bank card.
You think that the elderly, with the cash provided by the staff, read the phrase "the government is thinking of us," this feeling of being scorned, can be warmer than giving dozens of dollars.
In fact, this thing is the most impressive place, it brings "nation" and "individual" distance closer, usual we talk about national development, policy planning, always feel a bit far, but when the phone receives the bank prompt "invoice 100,000 Vietnam Shield, adjunct: National Day welfare", or in the hands of this money, will suddenly feel "Oh, the good day of the country, also thinking of sharing me."
This subtle connection, slowly spared up is the people's feeling of closeness to the country, it is not by the slogan, it is by this practical small move, so that everyone feels like themselves and this country's development are bound in one, the National Day is not only the country's festival, but also the day of joy.
And now you go to the streets of Vietnam and walk, you can clearly feel that the young people especially like our China in the 1990s, they are everywhere energetic, can clearly see the momentum of "being better", like we just reformed and opened up in that year, everyone feels there are heads, and the whole society is through the wind.
To be honest, good people's livelihood practices never know national boundaries. Whether it's Vietnam's money this time, or other countries that give people coupons and exempt public transportation fees during festivals, the core is the same principle, that is, let the people On important days, I really tasted some sweetness and knew that the country didn't forget everyone behind.
This approach doesn't necessarily require a huge budget, the key is "heart", they know what the common people need and worry about, and send benefits to their hearts.
In fact, when we look at these things, we think not only about "how much money", but also "how this mindset is passed."
Do you think that this unflattering, directly attached to the people's small welfare, where the most hit your place is? or you have seen which countries have similar warm-up operations, it is better to talk about it.