DV Trinh Phoi Phoi: Died due to illness, tried 8 times to give birth to a son for her ex-husband

Trinh Phoi Phoi made movie fans extremely shocked by the news that she had just breathed her last breath and passed away on the morning of July 19. Her life interests many people, as she tried 8 times to get pregnant for her ex-husband.

On the morning of July 19, China Times reported that veteran actress Trinh Phoi Phoi passed away at the age of 78. The management company said the actress died due to illness. The female singer has been undergoing treatment for many years. Many colleagues expressed their sadness at the news of the actress's death.

MC Cao Kefan wrote: "Every time I meet Ms. Phoi Phoi, I am touched by her cheerful laughter. Even when we talked about the difficult years before, she never complained or lamented. ".

"In recent years, I heard that Ms. Phoi Phoi's health was not good. I did not expect that she would have to leave us forever. However, she will no longer suffer pain. I pray that she will have a good life. nice journey," MC shared.

After that, Liu Dao, who worked with Trinh Pei Pei in "Little Flower", posted an article saying that he was very sad and praised Trinh Pei Pei as a kind, persistent and brave senior, Whether in work or life, she always thinks of others. Working with her, my days are always solid, warm and happy. Finally, Luu Dao said: "No matter what time and space we meet again in the future, we will still hug, talk and laugh about life like before."

Trinh Pei Pei was born in Shanghai in 1946 and later immigrated to America. She is one of the few female stars in Chinese film history. She joined the Shaw Brothers studio at a young age and began her career as a martial arts star.

Initially, Trinh Peipei was just a small actor. It was not until the movie "The Drunken Man" that the 20-year-old girl Zheng Peipei made her mark with the role of "Golden Swallow". She was highly appreciated by the media at that time and affirmed her position in the entertainment industry. After that, the actress acted in countless works and received very good feedback.

Trinh Phoi Phoi is 25 years old and married, too young, but she chose to retire and return to her family. Later in the interview, Trinh Phoi Phoi also explained her reason for marrying her husband. "Perhaps 25 years old is the golden age for an actress, but at that time, early marriage was a big trend, which made me think a bit. I used to be a star, with a big career, so I'm afraid I won't be able to get married."

After getting married, Trinh Phoi Phoi became even busier, her "important task" was to try to give birth to a son for her ex-husband. Trinh Phoi Phoi previously revealed that she was pregnant for her ex-husband 8 times and had 4 miscarriages. After giving birth to 3 daughters, when she was pregnant with her son, she directly took amniotic fluid to determine the gender. Trinh Phoi Phoi recalled that time and said she felt that when she married her ex-husband, she had an obligation to give birth to him and considered having children as a job but later she realized this view. is wrong.

But despite trying her best to give birth to her ex-husband's children, Trinh Phoi Phoi's marriage still came to an end. Outsiders said that after getting married, she took care of everything at home, took good care of her mother-in-law and children, and even helped with the move. Because of this, she looked less and less like a woman. Trinh Phoi Phoi once said: "Women should not be too strong."

In 1963, when he was still a teenager, Trinh Phoi Phoi took on the role of a male impersonator in the movie Bao Lien Dang. Her beauty attracted the attention of director Ho Kim Thuyen. After that, he invited Trinh Phoi Phoi to play the main role in the movie Dai Thuat Hiep, one of the pioneering films in the martial arts film genre. Since then, she has created her own path in the Hong Kong film industry. Trinh Phoi Phoi became famous in the 1960s with the image of a generous, approachable heroine and was dubbed the "Queen of Martial Arts" by the press.

In 1969, Trinh Phoi Phoi got married. A year later, she decided to stop acting and move to America to settle with her family. 10 years later, the two divorced. Trinh Phoi Phoi returned to his acting career. Trinh Phoi Phoi's most familiar and famous roles were all played after she returned to Hong Kong in 1992.

In 1993, the movie Tang Ba Ho, directed by Thu Huong, starring her and Chau Tinh Tri, was released. In which Trinh Phoi Phoi plays the role of Mrs. Hoa. In 2000, Trinh continued to make her mark with the martial arts action film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon directed by Ang Lee and won the Best Supporting Actress award at the 20th Hong Kong Film Awards. Participated in many other films such as Female General of Duong Mon: Military Order Like a Mountain, Tinh Trung Nhac Phi...

In recent years, Trinh Phoi Phoi has rarely appeared on stage. A few months ago, Luu Dao, a close colleague of Trinh Phoi Phoi, revealed through a variety show that his senior's health was getting worse.