Hung, a 28-year-old Vietnamese YouTuber, has captured the attention of many with his channel, ‘Am Thuc Me Lam’, which has garnered over one million subscribers, according to *Forbes*. His channel showcases the rustic charm of Vietnam’s rural cuisine and peaceful countryside life through vivid video clips.
Launched in early 2019, the channel quickly gained traction, reaching 100,000 subscribers in just three months and earning the prestigious Silver Play Button. The videos on Hung’s channel portray the authentic experiences of Hung and his mother as they cook, garden, and embrace the simple life in the countryside.
Hung’s channel was also selected to be a part of the YouTube FanFest 2020, a global music festival that brings together entertainment stars and influential YouTube creators from around the world. This recognition further solidified Hung’s impact and influence in the online community.
Expressing his surprise and gratitude, Hung wrote on his Facebook page, “I was very happy and surprised to be included in the 30 Under 30 Asia 2024 list of *Forbes* magazine. I don’t know how to describe this feeling, and I feel truly lucky to be the only Vietnamese YouTuber in the ‘Media, Marketing & Advertising’ category this year.”
He also extended his thanks to *Forbes* magazine and the team at *Forbes Vietnam* for their support. Additionally, he expressed his appreciation for his followers and their support for him and his family.
Hung is joined by three other talented Vietnamese individuals on the prestigious *Forbes* list: Phan Dang Hoang, a young designer; Pham Tuan Huy, a postgraduate student renowned for his mathematical works; and Tran Tuan Minh, the founder of the non-profit organization UpYouth. These individuals, alongside Hung, represent the best of Vietnamese youth, making a significant impact in their respective fields.
The annual 30 Under 30 Asia list by *Forbes* aims to celebrate and recognize young entrepreneurs and change-makers across the Asia-Pacific region. These individuals, through their diverse talents and passions, strongly influence the public by spreading and promoting positive values within their communities.
A spring tour to Tra Su melaleuca forest, “checking-in” at Vietnam’s longest bamboo bridge
NDO – Leaving crowded towns, visitors can visit the Tra Su melaleuca forest and immerse themselves in the lush green nature, with the melaleuca scent on the breeze and “check-in” at the longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam.
