Yen Bai old man: tremblingly received aid, responded with something that made 15 million people red-eyed

In recent days, many people have been moved to tears when seeing the scenes of people in flooded areas in the northern provinces. The moment when people go to receive relief supplies, or the rescue forces help people, has become the most worth-watching image at the moment.

Recently, a clip received more than 15.6 million views in less than a day of posting when recording the scene of people in flooded areas in Yen Bai receiving relief supplies on September 11. In the rushing floodwaters, while it was still raining heavily, people waded out of their homes and the water was up to their necks. Rescue forces sent buoys and food bags to the people.

But the most special thing is the old man at the beginning of the clip. In the rain and water up to his feet, when he saw the volunteer group coming, the old man bowed his head and clasped his hands to receive. When he finished receiving the food, the old man did not go inside the house, but stood outside watching the charity group. People also noticed that the old man had tears in his eyes when he saw the bag of food.

The moment the old man clasped his hands together as if to bow to the relief team, in lieu of a deep thank you, made many people unable to hold back their tears. A clasped hand expressed all the hardships and gratitude of the people in the flooded area. Everyone felt sorry for both the old man and the relief teams who were not afraid of difficulties to help the people.

Below the clip, many people expressed their emotions when seeing these memorable images. Netizens also wished the old man’s family and the people in Yen Bai peace and a quick return to normal life.

Some comments below this viral video:

"The recipient cried, the giver cried, the viewer also cried. I feel so sorry for the people in the flooded area", "Sir, please don't bow anymore. We are family, when in trouble, we help each other. We just hope everyone is safe. Seeing you bow makes me feel so sorry for you", "Suddenly after watching it, I choked up, remembering that flood season in my hometown. The water was so high, my father waded through the rain to ask for relief goods for his sister-in-law who had just given birth. My father said he would give me a portion of his daughter-in-law's newborn, and everyone who saw it cried", "I never thought that one day in my hometown Yen Bai, there would be such a heartbreaking scene. In the past few days, the children far from home were really nervous, worried and in tears. Now let's wait for Yen Bai to be beautiful again", "Looking at the old man bowing, tears kept falling. You don't have to bow, sir, this is the heart of everyone, as long as you and your family are safe, that's enough. This is charity in the right place, right person. People see it and They knew they needed help, and they also appreciated the charity items.

The more difficult times the country goes through, the more we can appreciate the noble love of our fellow countrymen. Recently, millions of Vietnamese hearts are turning to the beloved North with practical actions such as supporting funds for the flood relief fund of the Vietnam Fatherland Front. Accordingly, the keywords "statement" and "tarpaulin" are causing a fever all over social networks.

Just scrolling through Facebook and Threads, it is easy to see many "explicit" posts comparing the publicly donated amount with the actual amount on the statement, which is completely different. However, among the toxic stories, there are still many other heartwarming things that also attract a high level of interaction. Accordingly, while sitting and "checking" more than 12 thousand pages of statements released by the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) (from September 1 to September 10), many "online detectives" discovered that the money transferred was not for charitable purposes but had the content of congratulating and sending thanks to the Fatherland on National Day (September 2). This surprised many people.

Besides the money given, what moved the online community the most were the messages filled with love for the country, such as: "Wishing the country good health, peace, happiness, and prosperity."

"Thankfully the Vietnam Fatherland Front released the statement, I just found out about this. How warm it is", "It's like we're family, every holiday we congratulate each other. How precious", "I was also surprised to see these lines, I didn't think of it", "So cute", are some of the comments from netizens.

A "one-of-a-kind" mistake of transferring money to the Vietnam Fatherland Front by a 20-year-old man in Ba Ria - Vung Tau also caused a stir on social media. Most people praised his sincerity, honesty, and cuteness.

Heartwarming "check var" scenes amid a series of cases of canvasing money to help flood victims Châu Anh16:25:00 14/09/2024Besides the scandal of fake charity bills that was exposed by netizens, there are still var checks with extremely lovely content that make netizens feel happy and warm.