Tran Hao Vu: Huo Kien Hoa's on-screen love interest, as beautiful and talented as Lam Tam Nhu

Tran Hao Vu is better known to the audience when he plays Thu Phi in "The Story of the Imperial Palace". Not only does she possess the pure beauty of a goddess, but she also shows her talent in singing and acting.

Tran Hao Vu was born on April 7, 1992 in Fujian province, China. When she was a student at Xiamen University of Technology, this gir.l's photos spread on social networks and received many compliments for her natural beauty and good looks.

In January 2014, Tran Hao Vu registered to participate in the singing contest "Chinese Million Star" and successfully won the Champion title. At the en.d of the year, the little flower gir.l was also one of eight contestants who reached the quarterfinals of the China Is Listening competition.

For those who love and follow Tran Hao Vu, this is not too surprising. While studying at school, she was praised for her lively personality as the Student Union President and even founded her own band.

Not only is he successful in the singing field, but Hao Vu is also noticed by filmmakers. The pure, innocent beauty of the beauty born in 1992 is considered suitable for historical films.

In 2015, Tran Phi Vu played Trinh Thu Di in "Summer in My Chau" and Kim Diep in "Super Ba Hoa Than". A year later, the little flower gir.l had a small role in the movie "Hoi Dao Minh Trieu Duong Vuong Gia Chi Duong Lang Truyen Ky". Although she didn't have much acting space, her beautiful beauty helped her be remembered by viewers.

At the en.d of this year, Hao Vu was fortunate to be invited to play the role of Diep Hac Na La Y Hoan (Thu Phi) in "The Story of Nhu Y's Harem". Participating in this film, she had the opportunity to work with big names in the Chinese entertainment industry such as Huo Kien Hoa, Chau Tan and Dong Khiet.

Diep Hach Na Lap Y Hoan is a gir.l with a beautiful appearance, nobility and worldliness, kind and upright personality. By chance meeting Qianlong (Huo Jianhua) when the emperor visited the mausoleum outside the capital, Y Hoan fell in love. Thanks to her beautiful face, sophistication, and understanding of poetry, the Queen Mother paved the way for her to enter the harem and become her chess piece.

That's why, right from the beginning, Qianlong was wary of Y Hoan. The Emperor often gave her medicine to prevent her from getting pregnant, but "disguised" that this was a special sedativ.e. Y Hoan had no doubts, just happily accepted the bowl of medicine and took it regularly.

During an illness, Thu Phi stopped taking medicine and became pregnant with Thap a brother. However, when he was born, Thap a brother was always weak and sick and passed away not long after. The deat.h of her son, combined with the discovery that her husband had always deceived her, made Y Hoan suffer, and finally left with the fire in the palace.

Although Tran Hao Vu is not a national beauty, her pure and gentle beauty is very suitable for the elegant Y Hoan. During filming, because she often wore flower shoes, the actress sprained her foot quite severely.

In addition, the little flower gir.l also injured her hand while filming the scene and left on her own. However, Tran Hao Vu still persevered in completing all the filming scenes that day, then rested to avoid affecting the crew's schedule.

In 2018, Hao Vu continued to play roles in the films "High School Enthusiasm" and "Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a King". In 2019, she transformed into the character Tieu Chau in the project "Cuu Chau Phieu Luc". In 2020, the flower gir.l appeared in "I Don't Want to Be Friends with You", playing the role of Ly Thanh Dong.

In 2021, Tran Hao Vu will appear in two projects "Circular Love" (as Ha Van Hi) and "Missing Resident" (as Ly Kieu). 1 year later, she took on the female lead role of the movie "Circular Love". By 2023, the 9X little flower will play the role of Tran Nguyet in "Van Tam"; Most recently, "Nhat Niem Quan Son" starred Luu Thi Thi and Luu Vu Ninh, as General An Quoc - So Nguyet.

On December 3, QQ reported that the movie "Nhat Niem Quan Son" reached 10,000 heat points on the iQiYi screening platform after 3 days of release. This is the most popular work on the Chinese small screen at present and has received many compliments thanks to its meticulous and dramatic script, each character has his own story and space to shine. Among them, notable roles are played by Luu Thi Thi, Tran Do Linh, Ha Lam Dau and Tran Hao Vu.

The film is set in a turbulent time when An Quoc and Ngo Quoc were constantly fightin.g. The content is about the ambassadorial journey of Nham Nhu Y (Liu Thi Thi), a former envoy of the Chu Y Ve organization, the intelligence army of An Quoc.

Nham Nhu Y infiltrated the country of Ngo to find a map of food and grass. But she and her accomplices were discovered and attacked by the Luc Dao Duong organization - a group of assassins from the Ngo country. Based on this, she wanted to pretend she was no longer alive to escape the Chu Y Ve organization.

While fleeing, Nhu Y fell into the hand.s of Ninh Vien Chau (Liu Vu Ninh). This general of the country of Wu was dissatisfied with the court and the emperor, so he wanted to retire from the world. However, at this time, Emperor Ngo was captured by Emperor An.

An Quoc asked Ngo Quoc to send a prince and 100,000 taels of gold as ransom. Ninh Vien Chau was assigned the task of escorting Princess Duong Doanh (Ha Lam Dau) who disguised herself as a man to act as a hostage to ransom her father.

Ninh Vien Chau knew Nham Nhu Y's identity so he wanted her to lead the way to An Quoc. Therefore the two cooperate with each other. Just like that, both sides bring their own thoughts and goals, both cooperate and confront, and finally join forces to fight the enemy.

The story of Nhu Y elevates Chau Tan, helps Dong Khiet whiten his hair, but causes Huo Kien Hoa and his wife to have trouble Thảo Mai17:05:02 12/12/2023In August 2018, the palace fightin.g blockbuster Nhu Y Story aired and created a huge craze throughout Asia. The film is adapted from the novel of the same name published in 2011 by author Luu Liem Tu.