Must set an example!

- What scale do you plan to organize, how many guests, at home or in a restaurant…?

- To be honest with you guys, Ve has just returned from working abroad, has a little capital, many friends, and big relatives, so there are quite a few guests...

- How much is quite a bit? - a person sitting next to him asked more…

- Must have at least a hundred trays, the house is small, must set up a tent.

- How many spaces can we use to build a tent? - Team leader Ha asked - There is a short road in front of your house. If we build a tent, how many spaces can we use?

- Stretch, expand…

- It's a secret, isn't it? - Team leader Ha continued - The main thing is that there are too many guests. There are regulations on using the street for weddings and funerals. A tent that is too long or too wide violates traffic order. Moreover, the economy this year has not recovered as before. Many workers in companies are being laid off, waiting for work, while the year is over and Tet is coming, spending needs to be frugal...

- So what should we do, according to the team leader? - asked party member Van.

- Please discuss this further with your wife and children. The wedding is their right, but the family also needs to discuss carefully how to organize it to ensure it is joyful and healthy without affecting the surrounding neighbors, street traffic, etc.

Pausing for a moment, Team Leader Ha continued:

- We are party members and have set rules on what we cannot do. So we should encourage our children and families to organize weddings in a way that is suitable for the new lifestyle and local customs. If we don't think carefully, we can easily make mistakes. As party members, we must set an example!

Hearing this, comrade Van understood:

- Thank you, team leader. I will discuss with my family to organize the wedding in a joyful, healthy and economical manner according to civilized urban conventions, comrade!

Comrade