Shade the soldiers' national mourning: heartbroken love for the soldiers and people, proud of the national spirit

During the journey to see off the late TBT from the National Funeral Home to his final resting place at Mai Dich Cemetery, thousands of people gathered along the streets where the motorcade carrying the coffin passed to say goodbye. on the final stretch of road.

There were also many scenes that touched many people. Recently, a video was posted that captured the image of a soldier standing guard and protecting the security of the route where the convoy took the coffin for many hours under the harsh sun. Hanoi. Touched by this hard work and dedication, a young man from behind proactively brought his umbrella to cover the soldier and accepted to endure the sun, even gently using a tissue to absorb the sweat on the back of his neck.

And what made people even more surprised and touched was that another person used his umbrella to cover that young man. Even a small deed, without needing fancy words, can still make people sob at the spirit of solidarity and kindness that permeates every Vietnamese heart.

Many people after watching the video couldn't help but be moved, "The film is small but it spreads a great national spirit. Proud to be Vietnamese", "One heart stopped beating but millions of hearts vibrated." "This is my beloved nation, I will always be proud to talk about Vietnam like this to anyone."

Not only that, another viral image of a tech motorbike taxi driver was also widely shared before, making fans' hearts warm. Specifically, that character is Mr. Trinh Nghia Dung - a technology motorbike taxi driver who turned off the ride-hailing application to pick up and drop off many people to pay their respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong for free. Mr. Dung shared: "The General Secretary's passing is an infinite sadness for people across the country as well as international friends. That's why I also want to help everyone with my little effort. I just keep trying." So if you go out on the street, if you ask me to take you to visit the General Secretary, I'm ready to take you for free this afternoon."

Witnessing the line of people waiting to pay their respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong in the sweltering heat of Hanoi, many households contributed money to buy free water dispensers for everyone. It's just a small action, but for many people, it's a wholehearted effort to honor the noble patriotism of the Vietnamese people for generations. Electric fans or paper fans were mobilized to serve the line of people waiting to pay their respects to the revered General Secretary of the Vietnamese people. After the noble gestures of the Vietnamese people towards each other during the two days of national mourning were spread, many international friends left the words "respect".

The above actions are not for personal gain but they bring community meaning. Just from bread and water bottles, it is full of meaning that Vietnamese people have for each other. Ms. Ngan (41 years old, office worker, Hanoi) said: "My friend and I went from the company to the funeral home, hoping to pay our respects to Uncle Ho once. Because we left in such a hurry, we did not What to eat? While queuing here for about 2 hours, we felt very hungry and thirsty. Luckily, receiving free drinks helped us feel less hungry. I feel this is a very humane action and meaning".

In every place that Uncle TBT went through, there were proud and sad farewell shouts from the people of the capital, "Long live Uncle Nguyen Phu Trong". According to reporters, from early morning on the second day of the funeral, at the National Funeral House No. 5 Tran Thanh Tong, there were a large number of people lining up waiting to say goodbye to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. The Funeral Organizing Committee has divided groups to pay their respects to the General Secretary. On one side are groups of agencies and organizations paying their respects in the registered order, on the other side is the flow of people visiting each other like a continuous flow.

Present on Nguyen Cong Tru street, near Hang Chuoi street, we heard an old man burst into tears: "Are you gone, uncle? I love you so much." When we got closer, we saw the old man driving the car. motorbike but is wearing a brace on his back due to spinal surgery a few years ago. His legs are also weak and he has to use crutches to move. That is Mr. Nguyen Van Thinh (born 1946), residing in Phuong Liet ward, Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi. Next to him, Mr. Thinh's wife, Mrs. Tran Thi Nghi (born 1946), also had tears in her eyes.

A woman sobbed: "Uncle Trong, please go" as General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong's chariot passed by.

"She is a young volunteer, 61% wounded, and he is a worker, just had back surgery 4 years ago so he has to wear a brace like that. Yesterday my husband and I went to visit but were not allowed in. Come back today. I thought I could get in, but the queue was this long and my husband's health was weak, so I had to stand outside and hope to get in," Mr. Nghi choked up.

At the corner of Tran Thanh Tong street, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hue and her daughter brought their two grandchildren to pay their respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. "She sells at night, so she hasn't slept since yesterday. At 5 o'clock, she called her two nieces up and came here to line up," Ms. Hue shared. Even though the weather was hot and sultry and the queue was long, the mother and her children were all very solemn, walking step by step respectfully in the stream of people entering the funeral home to pay their respects to the General Secretary.

At 10:30, the line of people to pay their respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong continued quietly, many people were sweating profusely, their backs were soaked. In infinite grief, many people could not hold back their tears. The Funeral Organizing Committee would like to thank the people of all walks of life across the country, our compatriots abroad and international friends who came to visit and see off General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong in the past two days.