Artist promoting Vietnamese culture in Australia contributes to soft power enhancement
An artist of Vietnamese origin in Australia is playing a key role in bringing Vietnamese cultural identity closer to international audiences. As the Vietnamese government increasingly emphasizes leveraging its overseas diaspora and promoting cultural soft power, such artists are contributing to the nation's enhanced global image.
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