Farewell to Yuan Tuong Nhan, the person who sold the secret to saving the world to Chau Tinh Tri died

The sudden death of veteran star "Ultimate Kung Fu" Vien Tuong Nhan at the age of 69 is a great loss for Hong Kong cinema and martial arts fans around the world.

According to information from China Times , the illustrious actor and martial arts director Yuan Tuong Nhan breathed his last on January 1 at Elizabeth Hospital (Hong Kong). An obituary posted by his wife said the funeral was held on January 2 at the Hong Kong World Funeral Home. This information quickly caused social networks to explode with countless words of gratitude from colleagues and the audience for an iconic character of the screen.

Descendants of the illustrious "Vien Gia Ban"

Vien Tuong Nhan was born in a family with a long tradition of martial arts, which is the "cradle" of film masters. His father is the late artist Vien Tieu Dien – a famous martial arts director and also the acting teacher of superstar Jackie Chan.

Not only inheriting the martial arts bloodline, Vien Tuong Nhan also joined his brothers such as Vien Hoa Binh, Vien Tin Nghia, and Vien Nhat So to form "Vien Gia Ban" – the most powerful action design team in Cang Thom. Trained rigorously since childhood, he soon entered the film industry and quickly affirmed his unique position, are not obscured by the shadow of his father or talented brother Vien Hoa Binh.

"Martial arts training talent" and lifelong roles

Despite participating in hundreds of projects, for Vietnamese and international audiences, the image of Vien Tuong Nhan is always associated with supporting roles but has a classic weight.

Referring to him, no one can forget the image of a ragged beggar with an elite eye in Chau Tinh Tri's "Ultimate Kung Fu". The line: "I see that your character is extraordinary, a martial arts skill that is rare in tens of thousands of people" and the secret book "The Tathagata God Reward" have become a part of popular culture, crafted into countless creative content on social networks for decades.

Previously, he also made a strong impression with the role of a beggar who passed on martial arts to Chau Tinh Tri in "Vo Trang Nguyen To Khanh Nhi". His elegant, real and virtual acting style has created irreplaceable cinematic moments.

The person who brought Eastern martial arts to the world

Vien Tuong Nhan's career is not only encapsulated in roles. He was one of the key factors in bringing Hong Kong's martial arts film series into its golden age. From the role of a stuntman in the late 1960s, with persistent efforts, he became a martial arts director for a series of super products such as "Hoang Phi Hong" or "Tai Chi Truong Tam Phong".

Vien Tuong Nhan's stature also reaches far into Hollywood. He and his brother Vien Hoa Binh have participated in staging eye-catching action scenes for international blockbusters such as "Charlie's Angels" and "Daredevil". It is his knowledge of traditional martial arts combined with modern cinematic thinking that has helped him contribute to promoting the beauty of Eastern martial arts to a global audience.

The last days of his life are quiet and persistent

The last time the audience saw Vien Tuong Nhan on the set was when he participated in the project " Red Wedding Dress ". Although his health had seriously deteriorated at that time and he had to use a wheelchair to move, the old artist still showed a professional working spirit and a burning passion for the profession until his last breath.

Vien Tuong Nhan is gone, but the legacy he left behind – from breathtaking action footage to the image of a funny beggar giving away his dream of "saving the world" – will live on in the hearts of many generations of viewers. A star has gone out, but his "extraordinary character" is still a shining example for posterity to follow.

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