Digital Tech and Vietnamese Culture Merge: Youth-Led New Expressions
In Vietnam, the younger generation is increasingly using online platforms and digital technologies, including AI, to creatively express national culture. This trend is expected to promote the digitalization and diversification of culture, contributing to the development of new cultural industries.
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