Ly Thiet - actor of the movie "Three Kingdoms acting" died suddenly at the age of 53

The entertainment industry is saddened by the news that actor Ly Thiet - who played the role of Luu Bei's son in the movie "Three Kingdoms" has just died suddenly after being treated for stomach bleeding.

According to Sohu, actor Ly Thiet took his last breath at 3pm on November 18, enjoying the age of 53. Sharing with the media, his family confirmed that the funeral was organized neatly and privately because of the outbreak of Covid-19 in China. "We sincerely thank everyone for the words of encouragement and condolences. In his life, Ly Thiet lived a quiet and simple life, so we also hope his funeral goes smoothly, so that he can pass away peacefully. ", the actor's family representative said.

Although many years have passed, the audience still loves Ly Thiet's role as Luu Chan in "Three Kingdoms". "Thank you Li Tie for leaving the audience with such a classic movie and TV series, I hope he goes well in every way." - Some emotional audience wrote

Li Tie, born in 1968 in Heilongjiang province, is known as an excellent theater performer and has won the "Golden Lion Award" for Chinese TV series. Growing up in a family rich in art tradition, from the age of 7, Ly Thiet had the opportunity to hit the road with her first roles. In 2010, he also appeared on CCTV Spring Festival Gala with Zhou Jintang and Yin Beichen, and performed the sketch "50 Yuan" on the stage of Spring Festival. Before his death, Ly Kien was considered one of the leading figures of "Han studies". In addition to the above work, Ly Thiet also appeared in Lost Handkerchief, Come and Go, Tam Hiep Soul...

In recent years, the actor has retired behind the scenes and taken on the role of the chief editor of Hubei province and a professor at the Hubei College of Arts. Ly Thiet himself is very versatile, besides many excellent film and television works. He also made a great contribution to the training of potential students. The teachers and students of Hubei College of the Arts felt very sad when they heard that Li Qi had died of illness, and some students even called the late artist "the memory of an entire generation." . Thanks to his positive contributions to the entertainment industry, Ly Thiet is listed as a national artist of China's showbiz.

At the time of 1994, Romance of the Three Kingdoms was China's largest investment drama with a cast of up to 1,000 people, not to mention tens of thousands of actors dependent on the Chinese Liberation Army. All the battle scenes were real scenes (since there was no CG at that time). The content of the film is built absolutely faithful to the original novel, considering the Shu Han dynasty as the orthodox, Liu Bei as the true emperor, Cao Cao and the Cao Wei dynasty as rebellious. After 4 years of implementation, "Three Kingdoms" was broadcast and loved by the public in China and other Asian countries. In 2008, the drama was voted as one of the 30 most influential dramas during the 30 years of Chinese TV series (since 1978).

At that time, there were no computer effects, all war scenes were done by real people. To prepare for the epic battle of Xich Bich, the film crew built a water camp with 72 warships, 125 tents, 6 food warehouses, thousands of pennants, all of which were burned while filming the fire scene. Chich Bich work. Besides, there are 9 cameras always ready, along with 2,300 public actors in attendance. At that time, there were no modern drones, so if you wanted to shoot in the air, you had to use a helicopter, which cost 180,000 yuan. With only one episode of the Battle of Red Cliffs, the crew had to prepare for more than a year, while Chinese dramas with 50 episodes only filmed in 5-6 months.

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