I grew up among Vietnam’s natural wonders: the shimmering coasts of the Central region, the coral reefs that glow beneath sparkling blue waves, and the echoing coolness of magnificent caves. Down South, life bursts with fruit and color; up North, the tropical forest mountains whisper stories of mist and wildness.
I love trekking, swimming, dancing, anything that lets me move freely and breathe with the rhythm of the world. Through those experiences, and through the stunning diversity of Vietnam’s natural landscape, I’ve grown an active spirit and a sense of wonder that guide me toward both nature and science.
I love asking questions, especially the kind that don’t have easy answers. I also love spending hours in the lab, running experiments, adjusting results, and wondering what they mean. It might sound like two opposite sides of me, artistic and analytical, but they’ve always co-existed.
In the coming years, I hope to keep diving deeper, to think more critically, and to create something that is truly meaningful.
I grew up where medicine met nature — between ventilators and herbal leaves, science and compassion. To me, healing is not just treatment, but understanding life in its most fragile form.
My story with music began when I was four, with a tiny electric keyboard that can mimic sounds of hundreds of instruments. By eight, I had already fallen in love with the piano, the instrument that shaped how I feel, imagine, and express…
MoreArt has always been the way I make sense of what words cannot explain. After every storm, when the noise faded and the mud dried, I would sketch what remained, broken bridges, hands passing food, children laughing beside flooded fields…
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