Luong Ngoc Dung: The villain "separated" Pu - Chai, in real life was praised for this

Playing the villain in the movie "Going in the Bright Sky", which is currently a hot topic on the internet, Luong Ngoc Dung's private life has suddenly attracted public attention. In addition to her acting talent, the actress born in 1988 also received much admiration for her happy marriage.

"Going in the Bright Sky" is a TV series that has been attracting the attention of audiences since its first episodes thanks to the innocent and lovely love story between the two main characters, Chai (Long Vu) and Pu (Thu Ha Ceri). Despite his impulsive, playful and "childish" personality, the young master of the highlands, Chai, still loves Pu sincerely and has many lines that make the audience laugh because he is both naive and mature.

In recent episodes, in order to earn money, Pu agreed to take a group of 3 tourists to explore the border area. After walking a distance, the group asked Pu to take them to the border. Pu only agreed to take them to the place designated by the border guards. Being wary of this group, Pu pulled out a knife under the pretext of cutting vines to get there, but in fact it was for self-defense. In the forest, Pu was smart so he deliberately led the group of tourists around an area 3 times. When resting and eating, the group offered food and drinks, but Pu refused them all. However, the woman in the group pretended to go to the toilet and left, leaving the two remaining men to start playing tricks on Pu. The 18-year-old girl was weak and did not have enough strength to run away from the two men, only knowing how to scream miserably. Luckily, Chai arrived in time to save Pu.

Right after episode 8 of "Going in the Roaring Sky" aired, the identity of the villain was discovered by the audience - it was actress Luong Ngoc Dung. Before "Going in the Roaring Sky", Luong Ngoc Dung appeared consecutively in "Glass Mask", "Sunflower Against the Sun"..., or before that, "Returning to Love", "Crocodile Profile" - all films aired in prime time on VTV.

Few people know that in real life, the actress has to do many jobs, from art teacher, IT sales, receptionist, MC, lounge singer, announcer, editor...

"After graduating from high school, I took the entrance exam to the Military University of Culture and Arts - Faculty of Music and Painting, majoring in Fine Arts Education. At that time, the school was still a college, not a university like it is now. Because I was still immature and spent too little time reviewing my major, I failed the entrance exam to the school.

Seeing my friends of the same age going to college and university made me feel extremely sad and sorry for myself. While I was struggling to find a direction, I saw the TV broadcasting the recruitment for the acting training course of Vietnam Television. I decided to submit my application for a trial exam just for fun because I thought that if I passed, it would only be to study for fire prevention while waiting for the retake exam. I thought like that because I have never been passionate about acting, I have never dreamed of being an actor, I have always been passionate about music and painting. I always hoped to become a singer and painter.

However, after 3 rounds of competition and being selected, I was mentored by veteran artists in the profession such as the late People's Artist Hoang Dung, People's Artist Lan Huong, and Director Quoc Trong. At that time, I was taught by talented and dedicated teachers the love for the profession, the fire of enthusiasm, and I began to be passionate about acting from that day.

After graduating from the actor training course, I participated in some films such as Fairy Tales by director Trinh Le Phong with the supporting role - Chi "Kham Ba La Khit"; Friends by director Quoc Trong. Besides, I was determined to retake the exam and focus more on the fine arts major. Finally, thanks to my efforts and hard work, I was admitted to the Military Arts University instead of the College like last year.

I was very happy that I passed the exam so I decided to focus on studying and not participate in movies like before. However, I thought I would devote myself to Fine Arts because that was my dream and passion since I was a child. However, the short time I spent exposed to the 7th art changed my life, I no longer had the same dreams and ambitions for music and painting as before...

Instead, I always wanted to act, to transform into diverse and different roles. After 2 years of trying to focus on studying, in my third year of university, I took advantage of the summer break to participate in the films Buoc Nhay Xi Tin, Ngay Ruc Ro, Vong Phan, Bi Mu Cua Tinh Yeu to ease my longing for the profession. After that, I returned to school, put aside movies to focus completely on my final year as a Fine Arts student," the actress said.

The actress born in 1988 is currently living happily with her husband and young daughter. She often shares her experiences in raising children on her personal page, receiving support and approval from netizens. Her return in "Di giua troi ruc ro" is also a special milestone for Luong Ngoc Dung after 3 years of appearing in part 1 of "Thuong ngay nang ve".

In addition to her acting talent, Luong Ngoc Dung also has many modern and learnable views on raising children.

She shared: "In real life, although I am a very indulgent person, I am also very strict. I do not believe that love must be given with a whip or a spanking. For me, whipping does not bring about positive progress. I think that we should use affection, gentle words and actions to teach our children. Sometimes, I still strictly punish my children by asking them to stand up and sit down 20 or 30 times. Actually, that is just a form of exercise for my children to move around and avoid obesity. As for things like spanking and scolding, I think they are unnecessary.

For my child, the most terrifying "punishment" is seeing his mother sad. Every time he does something wrong, he automatically corrects himself when he sees me sad because he doesn't want to see his mother sad. Before, I had a long period of depression, but since having my child, he has become my support and motivation to continue living. My child and I have become each other's life."

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