What does Quynh Dao's 8,700 billion VND asset have that makes Cbiz stunned, 'statement' of great works?

Chinese showbiz was shaken by the news that female writer Quynh Dao passed away at the age of 86. The incident happened suddenly, leaving many of her audiences and colleagues shocked and deeply shocked.

According to the prosecutor of the Shilin District Procuratorate (Taiwan, China), no traces of harm were found after the autopsy. Qiong Yao's family had no comments on this result and she was handed over to her relatives to arrange the funeral. According to sources obtained by the media of a billion people, the cause of Qiong Yao's death was determined to be suffocation due to carbon monoxide poisoning.

Sina Economic newspaper reported that Quynh Dao has a net worth of 2.5 billion yuan (over 8,700 billion VND). In her literary career, the female writer has written more than 100 works. Through research, the total amount of money Quynh Dao received from publishing books in mainland China alone was 8 million yuan (nearly 28 billion VND). Of which, the female writer once received 3 million yuan (10 billion VND) in royalties when Hoa Thanh Publishing House bought the copyright to publish her work online. In addition, Quynh Dao also received 1.1 billion yuan (nearly 3,900 billion VND) in royalties for more than 80 literary works adapted into films.

After her husband Binh Ham Dao passed away in 2019, Quynh Dao inherited a 7-storey villa in Taipei City, Taiwan (China). The house has an area of about 660 square meters, with an estimated market price of 600 million NDT (more than 2,000 billion VND). In addition, Quynh Dao also owns Crown Culture Company and a series of film production companies, cash, jewelry, valuable paintings... For many years, writer Quynh Dao has been considered the most successful female author and businesswoman in China.

Some sources close to Quynh Dao’s family said that after the female writer passed away, her children could collect royalties for another 50 years. Of which, Quynh Dao’s stepchildren will receive royalties for books, while film and television copyrights will belong to her biological children. It is currently unclear how Quynh Dao’s remaining assets will be divided.

ETtoday reported that Tran Trung Duy's son and daughter-in-law Quynh Dao were present at the coffin and taking care of their mother's funeral, while the three stepchildren who had a dispute with the late writer did not appear. Quynh Dao had gone to court with these three stepchildren because of disagreements over her husband's medical treatment in 2017.

When Binh Ham Dao became seriously ill at the age of 90, the female writer firmly opposed the placement of a feeding tube through her husband's nose to prolong his life. This was opposed by Binh Ham Dao's stepchildren. They believed that their father had lost his memory and Quynh Dao had no right to decide his life, and criticized her for destroying their family.

Regarding her legacy in literature, Quynh Dao deserves to be a big name in Cbiz. Since the release of her first novel Song Ngoai in 1963, Quynh Dao's name has been synonymous with both big sales and controversy. In her literary career of more than five decades, she has published more than 60 books that have had a great influence on young people and society. Tsai Mei-tzu, a literature professor at National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan, China), said: "In the drawers of every young girl who loved literature in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, there were a few novels by Quynh Dao. Even after the 1990s, Quynh Dao's old-style romantic stories have not faded away."

Huang Jung-tsun, a psychology professor at National Taiwan University (China), also said: "I like her novels. From a psychological perspective, her works can help readers relax their emotions. It can be a way to release pressure in this stressful society. People criticize her novels, but what form of entertainment will replace them? It would be worse if young people spent all their free time playing video games or dancing."

Chiang Hsun, Director of the Department of Fine Arts at Tunghai University (Taiwan, China) also affirmed Chinh Dao's contributions. "When I was young, I read many of Chinh Dao's early works, such as Beyond the Window and Misty Rain. But after graduating from high school and gaining some life experience, as well as exposure to literary scholarship, I began to feel dissatisfied with her works.

But even so, I still realize that a work of art - whether literature, painting or film - reflects the life experience of a person at a certain age. In addition, a great work of literature also reflects the social conditions of the period in which it was written. Regardless of their literary value, Quynh Dao's works have social and cultural significance," the expert assessed.

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