在财政压力下，中国地方政府响应中央"过紧日子"的号召，在国庆筹备中采取节俭措施。郑州市城市管理局于9月25日表示，将优先使用往年完好的国旗进行重复利用1。十堰市计划悬挂国旗、彩旗7300多面，同样优先使用往年回收的节庆物料1。此外，北京大学等多所大专院校也要求校内"过紧日子"1。
这些节约举措引发了评论。时事评论员胡锡进表示，"节俭是中国人的美德，但不应是我们的宿命"1，认为机关部门的节俭迎国庆做法不应面向社会宣传1。他认为应当让百姓收入增加来庆祝国庆，而非强调对外宣传内部的节俭举措1。
Chinese local governments, facing fiscal pressures and responding to central directives to "tighten their belts," have launched initiatives to observe "frugal National Day celebrations" by reusing decorations and flags from previous years.1
Zhengzhou's Municipal Management Bureau announced on September 25 that it would prioritize reusing flags from prior years in good condition, while Shiyan displayed over 7,300 national and decorative flags by prioritizing recycled festive materials from previous celebrations.1 Several major universities, including Peking University, have also been required to adopt "tighter budgeting" measures on campus.1
The austerity measures have sparked pushback from public commentators. Commentator Hu Xijin criticized the approach, arguing that "thriftiness is a virtue of the Chinese people, but it should not be our destiny," and contended that government frugality during National Day celebrations "should not be publicized to society."1 Hu expressed concern about promoting internal cost-cutting measures publicly, suggesting instead that policy should focus on increasing people's income rather than emphasizing austerity.1
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