Female artist U90 visits Quy Binh: labeled as profiteering because of poverty, indignantly reveals secrets

At the recent funeral of the late artist Quy Binh, artist Hong Sap received the most attention because she was 88 years old but still did not hesitate to travel a long distance to visit her junior.

Regarding the reason for attending Quy Binh's funeral, artist Hong Sap shared with Vlogger Nhat Cambodia something that no one knows: "I heard that Quy Binh passed away so I came to see him off, no one told me to come. I hired a motorbike taxi to go to the funeral home myself. When Quy Binh was still alive, he helped me, and I also filmed the movie The White House for him. Once, Quy Binh even went all the way to Cau Muoi, looking for me to give me money.

I saw Quy Binh's love and affection, so when he passed away, I had to come and light incense for him, to fulfill my love and gratitude. I will always remember the love and gratitude Quy Binh gave me." Speaking up to here, her voice choked up, tears rolling down her wrinkled cheeks.

Artist Hong Sap said she did not know Quy Binh was sick. "If I had known, I would have found a way to visit. When I heard the news of Binh's death, I cried a lot. When I went to pay my respects to Binh, Binh's mother hugged me and apologized for hiding her son's illness from me," she said. Regarding being prevented by the funeral home security from visiting Quy Binh on the first day, artist Hong Sap explained: "That day I arrived too early, Quy Binh's coffin had not been moved to the funeral home yet, so they did not let me in.

At 2pm, when Quy Binh's coffin arrived, they let me in and received me properly. There was no way I was being looked down upon because I was poor and couldn't enter. The internet was full of nonsense. People would never do that.

Many people think I come to beg at the funeral. Those people are so stupid, they only look at people's appearance and don't know that they come for love. There are many people who dress well but live without love. I'm telling the truth.

Binh Tinh arrived after me. I arrived first, went into the funeral home to burn incense first, then came out and met an actor who had just returned from abroad, so we stood there talking. After Binh Tinh finished paying her respects, she saw me and was afraid that there would be too many people and I wouldn't be able to go home, so she came out to help me go home. Binh Tinh also loved me very much. To tell the truth, in all the theater troupes I've been to, only Binh Tinh truly respected and loved me, so I loved her very much.

My rent was paid by Binh Tinh. Every month Binh Tinh paid my rent. I remember that favor very well. I joined the Huynh Long troupe when Binh Tinh was little, now that he's grown up he still respects me."

At the age of 87, artist Hong Sap brought a performance that moved and haunted the audience. She often played the roles of witches and stepmothers in fairy tales for children 20, 30 years ago. At her old age, she still works hard to make a living. Her main job is acting in movies and plays when there is a suitable role.

In her free time, she goes to the cai luong troupe to work for hire, sewing costumes. A day's wages are about 300,000 VND. The income is unstable but she still tries to stick with it to have money to rent a house and live day by day. The artist's children are old but not well off. Despite the difficult circumstances, artist Hong Sap still sticks with the profession and is not afraid to stay up late and wake up early with the film crew, overcoming the hardships of age to continue working in the arts.

She is still passionate about her career and always accepts all roles, but in the field of reformed opera, she was also a star on stage. "At the age of 8, I followed my parents from Hanoi to Saigon to make a living. At the age of 14, I started participating in plays as an illustrative dancer. In my career, my favorite and most memorable role is the role of Cam's mother in the play "Tam Cam". In addition, I also took on the roles of flirtatious and lonely women in some Ho Quang reformed operas such as: Tinh su A Nang, Luu Kim Dinh, Sam ngay han long tho, Hai dong sua me.

I still remember that time, I played the villain so well that the audience shouted: "You are so evil, watch out, I will beat you up wherever I see you". Up until now, after decades of performing traditional opera, I still love the profession very much. Up to now, I still want to do this job, as long as I can act, whether on stage or in movies, I accept it all" - the female artist shared.

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