Many young people in Hanoi took photos, experienced LG's ecosystem of smart products, and learned about the brand's history.

Sleeping at 2 a.m., waking at 10 a.m., then eating and playing video games until late at night is the daily routine of 20-year-old Yin Hao. He's been living this way for over a year.

Val, 22, from Texas keeps her life online, showcasing camping trips and delicious meals, but no one knew she had been engaged for 9 months.

Ngoc Hoa, an office worker in Ho Chi Minh City, purchased a genetic screening package costing around 10 million VND to undergo premarital health checks with her fiance.

Diagnosed with stage two bone cancer at 18, Thuy Dung sat motionless for hours at the hospital, contemplating her future.

At 8 a.m. in her Ho Chi Minh City apartment, 26-year-old Hoang Phi spends 30 minutes on a video call with her housekeeper, discussing matters related to her two Airbnb rental properties.

For the past three years, Minh Phuong and her husband have lived in regret and hardship for rushing into borrowing money to buy a house in Hanoi.