Thai Thien Phuong's husband revealed instability, leaked suspicious details after his wife's funeral

On May 13, QQ reported that nearly 3 months since Thai Thien Phuong's death, the family of the late model still mourned, not yet relieved of their grief over her premature departure. Because of the great loss, Thai Thien Phuong's relatives all had psychological problems.

Mrs. Truong Yen Hoa - Thai Thien Phuong's mother - locked herself in her house after the death of her daughter. On East Week, Ms. Truong Yen Hoa shared that she did not dare to go out to meet people for fear of being asked about Thai Thien Phuong. "My heart is like being rubbed with salt every time someone mentions her," said Ms. Truong Yen Hoa.

Businessman Chris - current husband - is helping his wife's family prepare for Thai Thien Phuong's funeral. A source close to HK01 shared with HK01 that Chirs' physical and mental condition was very bad.

The melancholy mood, unable to accept the fact that his wife had passed away caused Chirs to undergo medical treatment. Recently, he went to psychological counseling, performed hypnosis and many other therapies to relieve emotions.

However, Chris's condition did not improve. He always cried bitterly during therapy sessions. Relatives and friends must take turns accompanying and encouraging Chirs to help him not think negatively. "Chirs loves his wife very much. Thien Phuong's departure makes him not know what to do, how to live", the source said.

Thai Thien Phuong's funeral took place on June 18 in Hong Kong. The late model's family surrounded the Po Fook Memorial Hall in Tai Wai (Hong Kong) so that outsiders could not access it.

The funeral was held for only one day, then Thai Thien Phuong's body was taken to Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island for cremation on June 19.

According to media reports, Thai Thien Phuong's family planned to hire a foreign CT to use 3D printing technology and facial reconstruction makeup services so that mourners could see her full form. at the funeral.

Sina newspaper said the family wanted to show respect for the victim by recovering the body. Thai Thien Phuong's mother said that her daughter was very fond of beauty during her life, so the family wanted to use this method to see her off the last road.

Opening coffins to show loved ones one last time is common at Chinese funerals. This means that body parts, especially the head, need to be restored to be as close to their original state as possible.

It is known that the use of 3D printing technology to reconstruct the face of the deceased is very rare in Hong Kong. Instead, most families choose traditional makeup because of concerns about time and expensive costs.

In addition, this technology still has many shortcomings, such as not enough portability. While makeup artists can bring their tools to remote villages on demand, 3D printing requires specific equipment and can only be done in certain locations. .

Even so, 3D printing technology can overcome some of the disadvantages of traditional methods, such as lack of skin or severe damage. In addition, using machines also helps to reduce psychological trauma to those who perform makeup work, helping them not to have to face for too long with deformed bodies and many open wounds.

The chairman of the Funeral Business Association in Hong Kong, Kwok Hoi-pong, shared that it takes several months to produce a silicone mask for the deceased. The face dimensions need to be sent overseas, usually to Europe or Australia, to create the mold and cast the silicone.

In addition, the president also added that the cost per print will vary greatly, depending on the person performing and the extent of the facial reconstruction. The cost of reconstruction for the entire face can be up to 6 figures in Hong Kong dollars. Meanwhile, the cost of traditional make-up only ranges from 1,000 - 10,000 Hong Kong dollars (about 3 - 30 million VND).

In the case of polymer manufacturing materials, the price to reconstruct the head will range from HK$3,000 to HK$5,000 (about VND9-15 million) depending on the size, said Jay Tse, director of CT 3D printing. VPrint3D Limited said. Creating a complete head takes about three days, however, he added, CT orders are often for medical purposes, rarely for funerals.

The visitation ceremony of Thai Thien Phuong took place at Po Fook Memorial House in Tai Wai area, Sha Tin district on June 18. A funeral service will be held the next morning, before the ill-fated former model is taken to the monastery on Lantau island for cremation.

The case of Thai Thien Phuong: A close-up of the body restored by 3D printing technology is taken to cremation Mộc Trà1 year agoAfter the funeral on June 18 at Po Fook Memorial Hall, Hong Kong (China), the cremation ceremony of model Thai Thien Phuong was conducted this morning with the presence of the deceased's family and friends. .