NS Hong Van's biological father: 24 years old, reaching an admirable milestone, top profile

Many internet users were surprised to learn that People's Artist Hong Van's biological father is Associate Professor, Doctor of Science Ngo Ke Suong. He is considered one of the most famous and prominent scientists in Vietnam today.

On Father's Day, People's Artist Hong Van unexpectedly shared photos and wishes for her respected father. This is a rare time the female artist publicly shared the story about her parents. According to Hong Van, they are teachers and silent intellectuals but have a great influence not only on her, but also in the field of science in the country.

People's Artist Hong Van's biological father is not an artist, nor is he active in the arts, but Associate Professor, Doctor of Science Ngo Ke Suong. He was born in 1938, graduated from the Biology Department of the prestigious Lomonosov University (Soviet Union) at the age of 24. Associate Professor Ngo Ke Suong is one of the pioneering scientists in the field of biotechnology in Vietnam, with a series of valuable contributions to the environment and public health sectors.

In his career spanning decades, Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Ke Suong has held many important positions such as Director of the Center for Experimental Biology, Director of the Institute of Tropical Biology, Vice President of the Ho Chi Minh City Union of Science and Technology Associations. Currently, despite his old age, he continues to participate as a guest member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Tropical Biology.

Under limited research conditions, he has presided over and participated in a series of highly applicable projects. Notable among them is the successful cooperation in the production of Superferon, which is effective in treating hepatitis B and C, along with research on the application of anaerobic and anammox techniques in the treatment of livestock wastewater, contributing significantly to the protection of the living environment and public health.

Not only her father, People's Artist Hong Van's mother, Ms. Dang Thi Hong Phuong, is also a typical intellectual. She used to be a chemical engineer working at the Institute of Social Sciences, highly appreciated by her colleagues for her expertise as well as her silent dedication.

Despite growing up in a family of "all scientists", People's Artist Hong Van chose to pursue an artistic career. And fortunately, the female artist was not forced by her parents to follow in her footsteps.

Hong Van once confided: "When I decided to take a theater exam, my parents did not stop me. They even silently supported me by... giving me money to apply."

In her childhood memories, the female artist shared that during the time her father went to study abroad, her mother alone took care of everything in the family, taking care of her two children, fulfilling her role as a mother and also taking on the responsibility of a father. From then on, Hong Van grew up with the image of her mother's resilience, sacrifice and tolerance. To the female artist, her mother is a small but very strong woman.

Although over 80 years old, People's Artist Hong Van's parents still make their children and grandchildren admire them for their simple yet profound love. On her personal page, Hong Van once wrote about her parents: "Both of them have never stopped loving and caring for each other, being a living, bright example for us to learn from. I pray that my parents will always be like that."

The female artist shared that her mother was easily angered and sulky, but her father was always humble, never raised his voice and was often the one to apologize. The two of them often traveled together, seeing it as a way to "rekindle" their love. From that family foundation, People's Artist Hong Van learned the biggest lesson in married life: the need for loyalty, trust and tolerance.

Hong Van's real name is Ngo Dang Hong Van, born in 1966 in Tu Son (Bac Ninh). At the age of 9, she and her family moved to Ho Chi Minh City. During her high school years, Hong Van was a member of the Binh Thanh District Cultural House. After finishing grade 12, she entered the College of Performing Arts (now Ho Chi Minh City University of Theatre and Cinema), taking her first steps into a professional artistic career.

From 1989 to 2000, she was an actress at the Ho Chi Minh City Small Stage Drama Theater. Since 2001, she has been an actress, director and Director of Van Tuan Cinema Theater Joint Stock Company.

In the field of theater in Vietnam, People's Artist Hong Van is considered a rare face to achieve success in both drama and comedy. Many artists of the next generation such as Tuyet Thu, People's Artist Trinh Kim Chi, Thai Hoa, Viet Huong... consider her as a guide, supporting them on their artistic journey.

The female artist born in 1966 is also a familiar face on the screen. She left an impression on the audience when participating in many popular films such as: Gao nep gao te, Khi dan ong co ba ba, Co Ba Sai Gon, Gai gia lam chieu...

Around the end of 2000, People's Artist Hong Van founded Phu Nhuan Drama Theater at Phu Nhuan Cultural Center, producing a series of famous works. However, being a theater "producer" also brought her many ups and downs and hardships. In May 2022, Phu Nhuan Drama Theater encountered difficulties due to the Covid-19 pandemic as well as the Phu Nhuan Cultural Center changing its operating mechanism. Despite trying every way to save it, Hong Van was unsuccessful, she had to close down and return the premises.

On September 15, Hong Van Drama Theater officially resumed operations at its new address, the Student Cultural House (643 Dien Bien Phu, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City).

People's Artist Hong Van experienced a broken marriage, then found happiness with her husband, actor Le Tuan Anh. Her husband is very skillful in taking care of their children, without distinguishing between their biological children and their stepchildren.

On the occasion of her 57th birthday, People's Artist Hong Van caused a stir in the online community when she shared that she had lost 14kg, from 86kg to 72kg. Her figure became much slimmer, her demeanor was fresh, and her dress and makeup style changed 180 degrees.

Hong Van has many friends in and out of the entertainment industry because of her cheerful, friendly and loyal personality. She and artist Quyen Linh are a famous pair of close friends in the Vietnamese entertainment industry. Recently, the two attracted attention when they played "on-screen lovers" in the movie Hai Muoi.

People's Artist Hong Van and artist Hong Dao became friends while studying at the School of Stage Arts 2 (now Ho Chi Minh City University of Theatre and Cinema). Although Hong Dao is 4 years older than Hong Van, she is very sociable and willing to help her junior whenever she encounters difficulties. Few people know that the two female artists once worked together as bridal makeup artists.

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