Que Tran, 44, 'gives up' in her apartment in District 9, her beauty is surprising

In the Vietnamese reformed opera village, People's Artist Que Tran is not only known for her sweet voice and delicate acting style, but also makes many people admire her rich life and remarkable success in both art and business.

People's Artist Que Tran was born in 1981, the daughter of the late People's Artist Thanh Tong and the 5th generation descendant of the Bau Thang - Minh To family of classical opera. From a young age, she was exposed to the stage and quickly revealed her singing talent. With her passion and constant practice, Que Tran has achieved many successes in her career, becoming one of the leading reformed opera artists in Vietnam.

In recent years, netizens have been constantly discussing the accessories that Que Tran often wears in events and talk shows. The most prominent is the Richard Mille watch in the snow version worth more than 400 thousand dollars, equivalent to about 10 billion Vietnamese Dong. A very large number for many people, especially Cai Luong artists.

Although she is a talented and secretive actress in her private life, owning a Richard Mille snow version watch worth about 10 billion VND, which very few people in Vietnam own, always raises questions about how rich Que Tran really is. It is known that last year she opened a high-class vegetarian restaurant in the center of Ho Chi Minh City. Many viewers believe that this is the result of her tireless artistic work over the years. However, in some groups on social networks, her fans always tell each other that these are gifts given to her by her husband on important occasions.

In addition to owning a Richard Mille snow version watch worth tens of billions, netizens also discovered that Que Tran also owns a mobile villa - Rolls Royce. This is her daily means of transportation to work and outings. The estimated value of this mobile villa is also up to tens of billions of VND.

In addition to watches and supercars, Que Tran also owns a series of extremely expensive real estate properties such as a white villa in District 7, a mansion in District 9 along the Saigon River, and a newly opened vegetarian restaurant. It can be said that Que Tran's assets are listed among the super-rich in Vietnam. But few people know that Que Tran has such a huge and massive fortune thanks largely to the man of her life.

It can be said that with this huge fortune, Que Tran is truly admirable and even more admirable when she has a husband, a strong supporter who always stands by her side to help her live her passion for Cai Luong.

In her career path, the title of People's Artist is a precious gift she wants to dedicate to her late father - People's Artist Thanh Tong. He was her first teacher, instilling in her a love for the profession to pursue her passion, sticking with traditional art since the age of 8 until now.

Que Tran always kept in mind her father's teachings: Respecting teachers and valuing education; being humane, polite, wise and trustworthy; being grateful and not being complacent with her profession... For many years, she has worked hard on stage, not seeking awards or titles. For an artist, the greatest joy is to continue the family tradition, which is also her promise to her father that has now been somewhat fulfilled.

Despite her glorious career, Que Tran had times of uncertainty. In 2016, the shock of People's Artist Thanh Tong's passing left her disoriented and depressed for a long time. The female artist once thought of giving up on her career because she no longer had a spiritual support.

The female artist said that she had been close to her father since childhood, and was weak, so it was difficult for her to face this shock. "I went to sing, my father waited for me to come home and close the door before he could sleep peacefully. Nothing could make him happier than seeing me on stage singing. Those memories sometimes made me weak and difficult to forget. My mother and many relatives and audiences encouraged me to quickly overcome them. Today, I believe my father will be happy and proud of what his daughter has achieved," Que Tran shared.

Having reached the pinnacle of her career, Que Tran thinks simply and does not put pressure on herself. She chooses a carefree and leisurely attitude when working, which helps her feel light-headed and focus her energy on each performance.

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