The installations are strategically placed at Lac Long Quan flower garden in Hanoi, Thu Thiem Creative Park in Ho Chi Minh City, and the southern landscape deck area near the Dragon Bridge tail in Da Nang. Its considerable size, soothing blue hue, and rounded design make the bird a prominent urban feature, quickly becoming a favored destination for young people.

The "Blue bird" model captures the attention of young people. *Photo: Minh Ngoc*

Beyond taking photos, visitors engage in interactive activities such as instant photo booths or scanning a QR code near the model for short messages on happiness and positive energy. These messages appear directly on their phones, delighting many who then share them on social media.

Young people pose in front of the instant photo booth. *Photo: Minh Ngoc*

Hoang Nam, 20, from Ho Chi Minh City, shared that after seeing numerous check-in photos on social media, he and his friends decided to visit.

"We are quite impressed with this model, especially the instant photo activity and receiving well wishes. The open space creates a comfortable atmosphere, suitable for friends to meet and have fun on weekends", Nam shared.

Young people check in and post on social media. *Photo: Minh Ngoc*

The model attracts not only young people but also many families, making the area livelier, particularly on weekends.

"I was taking my children for a walk when we stumbled upon this model, so the whole family stopped to take pictures. Its cute shape and gentle colors really appealed to the kids", shared Ms. Minh Anh, a parent in Hanoi.

Many families bring their children to visit the site and take souvenir photos. *Photo: Minh Ngoc*

The presence of social media personalities, including young families and content creators, has also helped disseminate images of the "blue bird" across digital platforms. However, most visitors are drawn by curiosity and the desire to experience a novel public space.

A representative from the construction unit stated that the model was deployed in open public spaces to create an urban highlight and offer a gentle, positive experience for residents.

"We aim to create a space where everyone can pause, relax, take a photo, or receive a positive message to start their day", the representative shared.

Minh Ngoc