WanBi's hobbies were watching movies, reading comic strips, taking photographs and drinking milk tea.

[4] Nguyễn Tuấn Anh was born on January 9, 1987, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in a family with no one follows entertainment.

There was a company invited him to join a new band, but he refused, partly because he doesn't fit in with the music and at the same time he wanted to concentrate on the national exams.

[5] In 2005, Tuấn Anh won the first prize in his career as an "Impressive Face" of the competition "Diễn viên triển vọng 2005" held by the Ho Chi Minh City Film Festival.

In 2008, Tuấn Anh joined singer Tóc Tiên in the song "Kem Dâu Tình Yêu".

[6] On June 8, 2009, on behalf of his friend Tóc Tiên, who went to the United States to study, to launch the album "Chuyện Tình Vượt Thời Gian" includes the first songs released on the album as "Kem Dâu Tình Yêu", "Dự Báo Trái Tim", "Thiên Đường Nắng Mai", and old songs mixed in various styles.

In late 2009, success with Wanbi came when he and the female singer Thu Thủy were honored with the "Impressive Face of Làn Sóng Xanh" award.

The song "Chắp Cánh" features the rap artists of Đông Nhi this also marks the first time they sing together.

[15] MV Hoá Cơn Mưa to the audience in mid-2011 showed that a WanBi completely stripped with the image of dusty leather and hair comb up differently from other times.

In the middle of the year until August 2012, WanBi has released two MVs Thật Lòng Anh Xin Lỗi and Ký Ức Chôn Sâu.

In Thật Lòng Anh Xin Lỗi, WanBi plays as a narrator while the illustrations are assigned to his younger sister Quỳnh Mi and his close friend VJ Dustin Nguyễn and in Ký Ức Chôn Sâu, he plays with Kang Ha Neul again, this is also the last MV of his singing career.

[17] On the evening of November 1, 2012, many artists celebrated the night "Cảm Ơn" at the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Ho Chi Minh City) to donate money to help with a cure, raising 1 billion VND.

The music video "Cảm Ơn" by the singer Hồ Ngọc Hà started with the participation of 15 artists were bought by zing.vn site for 100 million.

[18][19] On November 11, 2012, at the musical evening "Viết tiếp ước mơ của Thúy" (Continue writing Thúy's dream) at the Nhà văn hóa Thanh Niên Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh (Youth Cultural House of Ho Chi Minh City), WanBi Tuấn Anh tried his best to attend this event although his health was not good.

Sharing about the arduous treatment process, Tuấn Anh confided: “Because of this tumor, I had to undergo many dangerous surgeries.

Responding to the question of what power makes him able to overcome the pain and fear of the treatment process, the male singer said: “The days I am sick, I am more calm, think more and clear.

[20] At midnight on July 20, 2013, WanBi's family took him to hospital since he's had consistent high fevers, with trouble breathing, so they had to transfer him as quickly as possible .

On the afternoon of July 21, he stopped breathing of his own accord and was declared brain dead, so doctors removed his ventilator around 4:00 pm.

[21] His funeral took place at Wanbi Tuấn Anh's home in Da Kao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City on the morning of July 24, 2013, and was covered in white and blue.

[25] Along with his autobiography is his last album – Nụ Cười Còn Mãi included many songs that WanBi had recorded but had not yet released.

All proceeds from autobiography and album were donated to Cảm Ơn fund by WanBi Tuấn Anh to help the needy children in the Angel Institute.

After his father's death, Tuấn Anh became the breadwinner and worked tirelessly to support his mother and raise his younger sister.

[26] According to WanBi's mother, he was very calm and didn't complain anything when he heard the doctor said that his tumor was a rare disease, difficult to cure, and he only had 5 years more to live while everyone in the family is extremely confused.