"Chai" Long Vu goes live with Van Dung's mother, recruiting a wife with no refund conditions

Netizens are extremely excited about the adorable moment of the hottest mother and daughter in movies these past few days. Accordingly, "Chai" Long Vu and his mother, artist Van Dung, had a shocking and humorous livestream talking about the criteria for choosing a wife.

The movie "Going in the Bright Sky" is "making waves" on VTV's prime time, thanks to the attraction of its young, dynamic and well-acting cast. Among them, the male lead Chai, played by Long Vu, is a character that receives much love from the audience. The actor is the son of artist Van Dung.

Because of his great popularity and his extremely cute personality, Chai quickly became the model man that many women wanted to marry. Van Dung also joked about this many times, she often posted a recruitment post for a daughter-in-law, along with many humorous conditions. Fan girls continuously screamed, competing to apply to be Chai's wife.

Recently, both mother and son had a livestream on social media. Reading the comments of fans, Van Dung mentioned the story of finding a wife for her son. The humorous female artist said that the criteria for a daughter-in-law is extremely easy, as long as she loves Chai, she is willing to ship her son to her home. However, there must be a condition, which is no return, because once she has pushed her son to get married, she does not want him to return to the starting point.

Recently, responding to the media about Long Vu's future wife, Van Dung shared: "For me, I always support my son's love life. When he decides on a future relationship with someone, he will bring her home to meet me. I am very simple, my future daughter-in-law does not need to be beautiful, she just needs to be filial and obedient. If you love your daughter-in-law, she will love you, that is obvious. With my daughter-in-law, I will be comfortable as long as she is filial and well-behaved. How to behave with everyone is extremely important in the family."

"I just need a daughter-in-law who knows how to behave and how to do business. Women should go out to work, even if the salary is 500,000 VND or 1 million VND, it's okay. When you go to work, you will have friends, be able to socialize, and live a meaningful life, instead of staying at home cooking, washing dishes, and working hard to serve your husband and children, then making 100 jealous phone calls to your husband.

Women who do not work will not have m.oney to spend. Every time they want to buy something or give m.oney to their parents, they have to ask their husbands. That will be very difficult. In short, the son works, the daughter-in-law also works, everyone should go out into society, the two support each other rather than just one person working. If you are too busy and do not have time to do housework, hire a maid," Van Dung shared.

Van Dung believes that women are inherently disadvantaged compared to men, therefore, women should go out into society and have their own jobs, so as not to depend on men. She said she is very happy that her son Long Vu loves and is passionate about his profession. However, at first, the artist opposed her son studying art because she was afraid that he would have a hard time.

The female artist said that right after graduating, Long Vu was very enthusiastic and proactive in going to film castings. Vu went to the castings himself, the female artist did not know about the film and did not influence it in any way.

"After graduating from university, Long Vu stayed home and waited for a casting call. He often asked why he wasn't called to make movies, or was he so ugly that no one invited him to act?" I said, "Calm down, artists like Cong Ly, Quang Thang, Truong Giang... aren't handsome, but they still make movies because of their ability and charm," artist Van Dung recounted.

Van Dung also did not hesitate to "badmouth" her son, such as Long Vu who was often late, the homeroom teacher who lost points in the competition, the language teacher at the Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema - where Long Vu used to study - had to call Van Dung because her student was nowhere to be seen when it was time for the exam. Therefore, she often had to call her son to go to school.

Van Dung, 23 years of raising "Brush" Long Vu, did not expect that one day he would surpass his mother, proud of him Gia Nhi09:00:49 03/09/2024Resounding success only thanks to his first leading role, Long Vu - the biological son of artist Van Dung has proven his talent. As a mother, Van Dung can't help but rejoice and be happy because this is her dream after 23 years of raising children.