The clip of a man jumping with joy when he is given charity rice is heartbreaking

The Covid-19 pandemic has hit many people in many provinces and cities. A large number of people face difficulties due to unemployment, joblessness, even food and shelter.

Accompanying poor people to overcome the epidemic, many organizations, individuals and local authorities also regularly distribute support packages. The giver's heart is very precious and the receiver is also very grateful for it.

Recently on social networks shared a clip of a man jumping for joy like a chil.d when he received a support gift. After receiving a bag of rice and a box of instant noodles, the man stood solemnly on the side of the road as a thank you to the people giving charity gifts. Then the man jumped for joy. Perhaps, this man's current joy is to have an extra source of food to be able to endure through difficulties.

The man with the dirty feet in the old slippers along with the dancing expression made many people feel choked and sad because in the midst of the epidemic, there are still too many difficult lives in need of help. . However, it seems that the small joy in the middle of the epidemic season has not ended, when loading the car to leave, the man happily put the bag of rice carefully in the trunk of the car, set up the box of noodles neatly and then continued. keep jumping for joy.

Perhaps in the coming days, the man and his family will not have to worry about every meal. Even if it's just a bag of rice and a box of instant noodles, it's enough for those who are struggling and unemployed out there. The epidemic makes the lives of poor workers more difficult, but no matter what, they still try to hold on to overcome it. In addition, even though they are poor and miserable, they still have self-respect and are always grateful to those who help them. Even in the midst of a pandemic, everything is difficult, but one thing is for sure, no one will be left behind.

A few days ago, the clip recorded the scene of an 84-year-old woman going to the epidemic control point to donate mone.y to the soldiers on duty, which touched many viewers. In the clip, the grandmother said: 'I'm old, I can di.e, but I want to contribute a little bit so that I can help young people, so that they can build the country.

'I just saw it on my phone, but I don't know where to send it. I saw they sent it to Saigon, but I don't know where to send the tissue, but it's my heart. I send it to the brothers here as well as my relatives - the old woman told a key person. According to research, the old woman in this clip is named Bui Thi Nam. Nam was born in 1937 in Song Tra commune, Hiep Duc district, Quang Nam province. After looking at the phone, Ms. Nam asked a resident of the same village to drive her to the checkpoint in the concentrated isolation area of Hiep Duc Ethnic Minority Boarding High School (in Song Tra commune) to contribute and support the soldiers in the war. mission.

Nam's sharing touched viewers: "If I don't send it, my conscience will sting. How many people in Ho Chi Minh City are stronger than me, but can't help them. I don't need to live, I need to let them live. The more people there are, the stronger our country will be. My contribution is like a drop of rain. I don't want to live anymore, I can't see how young people get healthy to build our country, but I can't build any more. I'm too old. How many people stronger than me are sick, I feel so heartbroke.n, I can't sleep, you hear me.

Witnessing Mrs. Nam's heart, a key official named Tra Van Tien was moved to thank her and asked not to accept the gift because: 'Grandma is old, our younger generation should have taken care of her. just right. When you visit us, we are very happy. It is known that Mrs. Nam belongs to a poor household and is raising a disabled chil.d. After listening to the sharing of key staff, Ms. Nam still resolutely supported with the desire to contribute to the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic.

Another heart of gold during the raging epidemic that touched many people was the owner of the inn, Ms. Nguyen Thi Ha, in Phu Do ward, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi. Hanoi distanced itself to prevent the epidemic, realizing that many people have difficulties in accommodation, with the desire to share the burden with the poor within her ability, Ms. Ha posted information on her personal facebook page: Government, There are more than 10 motel rooms in Phu Do village that want to help those who are unemployed, have no job, cannot return to their hometown, and stay for free during the pandemic.

Immediately after the information was shared on social networks, many people called Ms. Ha, asking to stay during this time. She said: "When Hanoi implemented social distancing, I saw many unemployed workers unable to return to their hometowns, but fortunately at this moment, out of 5 motels for rent, more than 10 rooms are vacant. , I came up with the thought of creating conditions for people with difficult circumstances to live in for free during the epidemic." The kind hostess also sent a message: Those who have no place to stay at the moment, please contact me, I am ready to help.

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