Jenny Huynh recreates the 'scene' of opening Stanford University's letter, a surprising 90-minute secret?

Jenny Huynh continues to make waves when she officially becomes an exchange student at Peking University after two years of studying at Stanford University, the world's 6th-ranked university (according to QS World University Ranking 2025).

Jenny Huynh (real name Huynh Viet Hoang Vy, born in 2005) is commonly known as a YouTuber. Thanks to her humorous and witty way of speaking, Jenny Huynh has become one of the young faces that netizens love.

After moving to the US to study and live, Jenny Huynh continued to impress netizens when she was accepted into Stanford University - the 6th ranked university in the world (according to QS World University Ranking 2025). During her 2 years at the school, Jenny Huynh continued to affirm her position as a "good kid" while studying and continuing her work as a YouTuber and participating in several events that gathered famous KOLs and Influencers.

In her latest video, Jenny Huynh shared that after more than a year of studying at Stanford University, she will soon study at Peking University (commonly known as Peking University) as an exchange student. This information quickly attracted more than 3.3 million views with more than 300 thousand likes on TikTok. Many people expressed their admiration for Jenny Huynh's talent and ability as she constantly strives on her learning journey.

Not only sharing her joy, Jenny also frankly revealed her journey to receive the "sweet fruit". Similar to when applying to Stanford University, the journey to Peking University was also full of competition. Jenny prepared nearly 3 months in advance, wrote an essay of more than 3,000 words and was put on the waiting list for nearly 2 months before receiving the confirmation letter. She also "kept it a secret", only sharing it with her followers after she was sure she got the visa, because she was afraid of... "talking too much before you step forward".

Even after receiving her visa results, Jenny Huynh still worked hard to prepare for her final exams at Stanford University and traveled from school to the Chinese consulate in San Francisco several times because she had mistakenly declared her visa applicant.

She also could not hide her anxiety when preparing to go to China to study and live, especially when she had... forgotten a lot of the Chinese knowledge she learned when she was young. However, instead of being afraid, Jenny Huynh quickly asked for advice from her seniors, as well as her followers to have a memorable experience at Peking University - one of the top schools in Asia and the world.

Over the years, she has achieved remarkable success. Jenny Huynh is the only Gen Z to have ever entered the Ho.t YouTuber of the Year category at the WeChoice Awards 2020. Through Jenny's sharing on social networks, it can be seen that the success of 18-year-old Jenny was not premeditated, but happened by chance and encapsulated in the saying "just do it"!

But thanks to her strong inner strength, Jenny always pushes herself to make more polished and attractive videos. After more than 6 years of establishing the channel, the number of 3.5 million followers on YouTube makes many people admire and acknowledge. But Jenny Huynh also "hid" her online fame while studying at an American school. It was not until the last day of high school that the secret was revealed to the whole school. Accordingly, more than 2,000 students in the auditorium simultaneously wowed at the number.s that Jenny had received on social networking platforms.

Jenny Huynh's daily life is one of the most popular topics on her YouTube channel. Although her parents are businessmen and earn a lot of mone.y on social networks from an early ag.e, Jenny's lifestyle is simple and gentle.

That comes from the fact that Jenny always knows what she wants. This is also one of the advantages that makes her followers feel close and is the way Jenny transmits positive energy to everyone. Although she has achieved certain successes in the field of content creation, Jenny Huynh once shared that being a YouTuber is not the final destination.

Jenny Huynh exposes the "dark side" of university Top 3 in the world: Sharing a bathroom with 20 people in the dormitory JLO15:04:05 10/11/2023After nearly a month of admission, YouTuber Jenny Huynh recently shared about her experience at the top university in the world - Stanford University (USA), causing many netizens to stir.