People's People of Thu Que: Self-proclaimed the oldest Vietnamese actor village, U60 young and beautiful, full marriage

People's Artist Thu Que was a familiar face of theater and drama in the early 2000s. Not only successful in her career, but she also makes many people admire when she has a happy family.

The 14-year-old was already an actor in the 2nd Military Region Theater Troupe

People's Representative Thu Que was born in 1969 in Hanoi in a family of intellectuals, his father was a lecturer at the University of Technology. However, since childhood, Thu Que followed her parents to Viet Tri to live for her father's convenience.

Thu Que has been passionate about dancing and singing since childhood and has been recorded many children's songs by the Voice of Vietnam such as: I soar in the night of fireworks, I walk in the green...

When Thu Que was 13 years old, the Military Region 2 Troupe held an audition for actors, she took the exam and was accepted. At the age of 14, Thu Que started following the troupe of Military Region 2 and lived with years of steel discipline in the military.

Not only acting at the Military Zone 2 Troupe, Thu Que was also chosen to participate in plastic films. With a rustic face but still exuding the beauty of Ha Thanh's daughter and her own acting style due to her training and growing up in the military environment, Thu Que left a beautiful impression in the audience's hearts through many films.

Accordingly, it must be mentioned: Fairy tale for the age of 17, The girl named after the river, The intelligence general and 2 wives, The flat river, Muong land flower, Long dreams, House with three sisters, The city I love, Sonata in the night ...

After many years working at the Military Zone 2 Troupe, in 2016, she was awarded the title of People's Artist by the State for her contributions to the country's art.

She once confided on Vietnamnet about her honor: "I was awarded the title of People's Democratic Party by the State, many people say so young! But to be honest, when I was 14 years old, I went into the military environment, and by the time I was 20, I had already shaped my acting.

It is true that heaven gives nothing to anyone nor takes everything from anyone, although I got into art at such a young age. When I was 25 years old, I had 10 years of experience acting in a professional environment. In general, to get this title is very difficult, not as easy as people think."

In recent years, Thu Que has rarely participated in movies. She was offered many films, even starring, but the artist refused because she did not like it. Her last role was in the Netflix film Paper Roses.

During this time, Thu Que mainly participated in theater. In addition to work, she also has to take care of her family, parents, husband and children, so she is always busy even when she does not go to movies.

Talking about her absence for more than a decade on television, Thu Que once confided on Tien Phong: "In 2007, I was pregnant with my son, so I stopped acting to fully take care of this second birth. Around the same time, I was honored to receive the NRL title. At that time, I felt that I was very lucky, so I decided to retreat to the backstage to take care of my family and support my husband.

When a child is born, there are many tasks to worry about. I was supported by my grandmother for a short time, and I tried to do it all myself, not hiring maids. When my son was 1 year old, I arranged family affairs again and returned to the arts — that is, participating in plays of the Army Repertory Theater.

Acting while taking care of my young children and taking care of my older sister, I don't have time to participate in movies..."

Age 54: young, beautiful and a fulfilling marriage

Thu Que is married to Pham Cuong. Her husband is currently the Military Film Director. They co-starred in the films Yellow Light and Late Autumn Afternoon.

The couple had 2 children, 1 son and 1 girl. Since the birth of her second child, in addition to acting at the agency, People's Artist Thu Que has spent almost all her time taking care of her family, acting as a solid rear for her husband.

Even when her husband Pham Cuong had a romantic role with Thu Ha People's People in Sunflower Against the Sun, Thu Que was not jealous because she understood and was too familiar with each other's work. Because of the same profession, understanding and understanding for each other, her family is always peaceful.

The artist once shared that she feels fortunate when her children are boring enough, have a career reputation, have a husband in the same profession, know how to understand and create conditions for her development, have a supportive and loving family, parents, have audiences and friends.

Thu Que herself lives simply, content with what she has, does not require a life of luxury cars and beautiful houses.

She said she was not interested in the brand but still went to buy second-hand items because she found it unique and reasonable. Even the hair is not curled, pressed straight dyed but left rustic original. Because of that, many people have teased her as "old-fashioned".

Talking about her hobby of taking everyday photos with many different styles, the actress once confided on her personal page: "Each age has its own beauty of a woman, cherish and preserve every moment."

Perhaps that's why at the age of 54, Thu Que People's People still retains her slim physique and radiant beauty like youth. The artist said she didn't have any specific secrets. In addition to her passion for physical exercise, Thu Que always thinks positively in everything.

Although she did not intentionally become a vegetarian, Thu Que was afraid to eat meats since childhood, so for many years, she ate frugally like a vegetarian. As a result, her physical health as well as her mental health are very good.

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