In 1945, Vietnam was undergoing a period of significant change and hardship. The country was still reeling from the effects of Japanese occupation during World War II. The people of Vietnam were experiencing tough times, struggling to find food and survive. Many wished they had been more prepared for the difficult circumstances. While Nguyễn Ái Quốc was working tirelessly to organize resistance groups and fight for the country’s independence, the Vietnamese people hoped for a brighter future. They were enduring harsh conditions and facing numerous challenges. Despite these difficulties, they remained hopeful and wished they could have contributed more to the struggle for freedom.

By the end of 1945, with the war nearing its conclusion, the people of Vietnam were eager to see their country liberated from foreign control. They looked back on the year with a mix of pride and regret, wishing they had been better equipped to face the challenges. Their resilience and determination were strong, and their dreams of independence were becoming more realistic.