Heartwarming "check var" scenes amid a series of cases of canvasing money to help flood victims

Besides the scandals of fake charity bills that were "discovered" by netizens, there are still " check var" scenes with extremely lovely content that make netizens feel happy and warm.

Over the past week, our compatriots in the North of the country have suffered countless tragic losses from storm No. 3. On that "darkest" day, we once again witnessed the spirit of solidarity and helping each other of millions of Vietnamese hearts. In just a short time, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee has received more than 700 billion VND in donations.

In addition, supply trucks from the South continue to the North, the stoves cooking white rice and green banh chung are still burning bright day and night to serve our compatriots in the provinces of Quang Ninh, Yen Bai, Cao Bang, Hai Phong... Never before in difficult times have we seen "fairies" present right next to us, in such ordinary circumstances.

However, right after the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee publicly released more than 12,000 pages of statements of donations to people affected by storm No. 3. This is to ensure transparency, helping everyone to monitor all donations in the past time.

On the night of September 12 and September 13, netizens started a trend of "checking var" statements, naming individuals and celebrities who had "mistakenly" transferred and falsely declared the amount of donations to improve their reputation. These actions tarnish the image of individuals and groups, causing many people to criticize and ridicule them.

Amidst the wave of criticism from netizens, some people spoke up to apologize, others took to the internet to deny. Many reasons were given to explain their mistakes, but the audience was still angry.

However, besides that, there are still practical actions, transfer notes with small content but still capture everyone's hearts because they are so adorable.

Not only that, many people also discovered a truth that has only now been clarified. It is also like a good message, a ray of sunshine among the false news of many people.

It turns out that on normal days, Vietnamese people still take actions to support the Fatherland Front. In the statement pages, many people were surprised to see that many people transferred money to support the Fatherland Front on the occasion of September 2nd with messages that could not be more lovely.

"Wishing the Fatherland good health, peace, happiness and prosperity",

"Happy National Day September 2nd".

The messages and wishes are short but make many people burst into tears because the national spirit and patriotism of the Vietnamese people is so passionate and enduring.

"It turns out that there is no need for natural disasters or wars, Vietnamese people still have a burning love for their country. Yet many people take advantage of this to promote their names and reputation. It's really shameful" - one user commented.

Another person also shared: "Paying for internet is to see these loving things, not to see those people cheating and lying. From now on, I also have to learn how to transfer money like this."

In fact, charity comes from the heart of each person. Therefore, any contribution deserves to be respected and recognized. However, just to polish their name, many young people choose to "cover" charity money. This not only makes their contributions lose value but also makes them lose prestige in the eyes of many people.

This is probably a big lesson not only for KOLs who are making mistakes but also a warning to many young people. It must be said that if you want to create your own value, the first step is to be honest with yourself. From there, we can build trust with the community and society. The more authentic you are, the easier it is to gain sympathy and become more sustainable in the future.

"Check var" Hang Du Muc and Ton Bang: One caused outrage, the other was "caught red-handed" An Nhi6 months agoOn the evening of September 12, the Vietnam Fatherland Front publicly posted a list of organizations and individuals supporting people affected by storm No. 3 and floods via a bank transfer application.