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Two nights of the Born Pink World Tour Hanoi have come and gone, but BlackPink is still making headlines in the Vietnamese media days after the event. The audience is still filled with excitement as the echoes of the performance continue to resonate. The K-pop girl band made a powerful impact in Vietnam and managed to generate approximately VND300 billion (US$13 million) in ticket sales. Key to BlackPink’s success revealed Dr. Thi Gammon, currently a researcher at King’s College London, UK, specializes in studying the global impact of the Korean wave. According to her, BlackPink’s music shows generated significant excitement as there were not many renowned artists performing in Vietnam during their peak. In addition, given the recent economic development in Vietnam, individuals no longer prioritize basic needs such as food, clothing, and travel. Instead, they seek quality entertainment and are willing to invest in cultural experiences. “Economic integration and cultural exchange ...

The competition’s theme centers around Vietnam’s remarkable advancements in socio-economic development, cultural values, and the unwavering resilience of its people in the modern era. This was revealed in a press release by the Authority of Foreign Information Service under the ministry. The website’s main purpose is to promote virtuous human values, compassion, and community care for people from all walks of life, placing great importance on inclusivity. This is a photograph provided by the Authority of Foreign Information Service under the Ministry of Information and Communications. The image depicts a contest or event, although further details about the contest or event are not provided. The photograph showcases a potentially interesting or significant moment captured in a single frame. A photograph for the contest provided by the Authority of Foreign Information Service under the Ministry of Information and Communications The organizers are eagerly awaiting a wide ran...