The 44-second promotional video posted by the National Library of Vietnam on the fanpage is currently "viral" on many social networking platforms.
After only a few days of appearing on Facebook, the video attracted more than 14 thousand likes and thousands of comments and shares.
Accordingly, the national library communication team captured the trend of young people, creating a surprise in the advertising video. Instead of the old motifs like before, the library uses the content of the movie "His dark matter", the scene of the man opened the gate of space.
From the film, viewers were transferred to the National Library of Vietnam. The unexpected transition surprised the audience, calling it in the term of the film "an unexpected twist".
In the introduction video, the National Library of Vietnam calls for: "A place where millions of documents, books, newspapers and diverse sources of documents converge, serving all your learning and research needs. The National Library of Vietnam is not only a place to store books but also a cultural and educational symbol, a place to connect generations of readers with invaluable treasures of knowledge.
This is truly an ideal destination in Hanoi for those who are serious and passionate about learning. You guys come with us.
Viewers commented that the video of the National Library of Vietnam has a new implementation method, with additional dramatic sound similar to film reviews. To not move away from the original goal, the media team knows how to interweave images inside the library into videos.
Previously, the National Library of Vietnam had many posts "catching the trend" of young people. No longer with dry old content, fanpages know how to surprise everyone with attractive and suggestive content.
Continuing "Prison Relic of Hoa Lo - Hoa Lo Prison Relic", the National Library of Vietnam is starting a journey of rejuvenation.
The National Library of Vietnam is located at 31 Trang Thi, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi. This is the central library of the country, under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The library currently has more than 2.5 million document units and a digital collection of nearly 10 million pages of documents.
