Diep Lam Lang: The most liked "Dream of the Red Castle", just passed away, revealin.g the last day of his life

Diep Lam Lang is known as one of the veteran actors of the Chinese screen. She is famous for playing the role of Lao Liu in "Tan Hong Long Dream" aired in 2010.

Ye Lin Lang was born in February 1932 in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. As a chil.d, she attended Jinde Primary School (Shanghai) and Mingde High School (Nanjing). Since her teenage years, the actress has shown her passion for art by actively participating in school cultural activities such as poetry recitations, speeches, dramas and folk dance performances.

In 1950, Diep Lam Lang passed the exam to enter the Performing Arts Research Institute of the Central Film Bureau - the predecessor of the Beijing Film Academy. In 1953, she graduated and was assigned to the Actors Troupe of the Beijing Film Studio.

Just a year later, the actress made her debut to the big screen and in 1955 moved to Chang Chun Film Studio, where she worked until her retirement in December 1986.

During 4 decades of artistic activities, Diep Lam Lang has made a bold mark with her lively and everyday acting style in more than 50 works. It can be mentioned such as: Land, Hoang Phi, Divorc.e Contract, Horror Dream, Female Soul Fragrance, Women's Tears...

She stands out especially when she embodies villains and humor - genres that require flexibility and inner depth. In 2010, Diep Lam Lang attracted attention when she appeared in the TV version of "Tan Hong Long Dream" as Lao Liu or Lao Luu.

Starting filming on May 25, 2007 and completed on September 9, 2009, "Tan Hong Castle Dream" is famous for too many events: 2 times changing the general director and replacing the entire main cast; Strong PR plan to recruit actors across the country; The cost of making the film is expensive and the shortage makes the director both make the film and find a way to turn around capital...

After the film closed, the whole crew hugged each other and cried as they sat down to review the hard process of filmmaking for 2 years. Director Ly confidently said that "Tan Hong Long Dream" will be a unique work with the "weapo.n" being a beautiful and completely new young cast.

Among the important "weapons" that he uses in the film must be mentioned: Chiang Mong Tiep (as Dai Ngoc big and small), Ly Tam (as Bao Thoa when he was a chil.d), Bach Bang (as Bao Thoa big), Vu Tieu Dong (as Bao Ngoc small), Duong Duong (as Bao Ngoc big)... Most of these actors are talented in dancing and singing, especially graduated or studied a major in classical arts such as ballet, drama, etc.

The image of Dai Ngoc shown by Chiang Mong Tiep (born in 1989) no longer looks weak and sick like the old version. Due to graduating from the Beijing Academy of Ballet, she has a dignified, dignified, and gentle classical look.

Meanwhile, with a delicate and slender beauty and studying ancient theater (Con Khuc and Viet Opera), Ly Tam (born in 1990) has a classic, even slightly weak beauty, completely different from the image of Tiet Bao Thoa in the old version. Bach Bang (as the big Bao Thoa, born in 1986) has a beauty quite similar to Korean star - Kim Hee Sun and comes from a singer.

Vu Tieu Dong (as Little Bao Ngoc, born in 1994) caught the eye of director Ly because at that time he was majoring in ballet at the Beijing Dance Academy and successfully played the role of Mai Lan Phuong as a chil.d in the film of the same name directed by Tran Khai Ca.

Duong Duong (born in 1991), graduated from the Dance Department of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts, is considered the person who built the image of a healthy and energetic Gia Bao Ngoc. When he had just finished filming "Tan Hong Lao Mong ", the main actors were all invited by Vinh Tin Dat Entertainment Company to join the army with high salaries.

As soon as the film aired, it immediately became a ho.t topic of the public at that time. There are opinions that the 2010 version has perfectly demonstrated the original, but there are also people who think that the cast is not suitable, cannot be compared to the previous classic version. But it is undeniable that "Tan Hong Lao Dream" has become a "lever" for a series of cult stars in Cbiz today.

There is a special thing that although the work has encountered many controversies, Diep Lam Lang's acting is highly appreciated for its grace and naturalness. Talking about the last role in his career, the veteran star once shared that although the character of Old Luu seems clumsy, he is not stupid or too greedy. Not the focus of the story, Liu Lao Lao still contributes to bringing a distinctive, funny and intimate color to "Tan Hong Lao Dream".

In addition to his career on the screen, Diep Lam Lang is also a talented voice actor, having contributed to more than 30 famous foreign films such as Pavel Korchagin, The Servant of the Master, Fake Mone.y,... In 2011, she was honored with the Special Jury Honor Awar.d at the 13th Golden Phoenix Awards - one of the most prestigious awards for Chinese film actors.

In contrast to the villains in the movie, in real life Diep Lam Lang is considered a gentle and gentle person. In a sharing, she said: "I'm not beautiful, so I'm not afraid to play bad roles, bad roles." Directors see in her a rare quality - the ability to transform into a variety of characters, "every role is played".

Recently, according to information from Sohu, Diep Lam Lang passed away at 23:56 on April 8, at the ag.e of 93. Visitation will be held at 9:10 a.m. on April 10 in Hall No. 1 of Changchun City Funeral Home (China).

The last time the actress appeared in front of the media was in August 2024. At that time, she had difficulty walking and had to use a wheelchair, but she was mentally clear, happy to chat with the audience as well as share behind-the-scenes memories in a witty and optimistic tone.

The passing of Diep Lam Lang is a great loss for the Chinese film industry and art world. Many viewers and colleagues expressed their grief at the passing of one of the veteran artists, who dedicated his life to art.

Although Diep Lam Lang is no longer there, her roles will forever live in the memories of many generations of viewers. Prominent among them is Lao Liu in "Tan Hong Castle Dream". On the forums, netizens couldn't help but mourn and wrote: "The loveliest Old Liu has left, rest in peace".

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