Kim Tuyen once shared that she is not afraid to play hot scenes in the film because those are all important details that create the turning point of the film. Having accepted the role, she will devote all her heart to the character. And that’s why she accepts sacrifices for art. After a period of consecutive appearances on television, in the past 2 years, Kim Tuyen has acted in fewer films. She wants to take time to nurture her emotions as well as give herself a break after a long time busy with art. Kim Tuyen wants to play the role of a modern, strong and cheerful woman instead of the sexy image in previous films Recently, the actress returned to the TV series “Do you know what mom is thinking?” This is a film that deals with current hot issues of concern such as single mother, divorce, adultery, parenting, online sales, YouTuber, LGBT… Through close life stories, Humorous, the film helps the audience find answers for themselves when they are in similar situations. Kim Tuyen and Quang Tuan in the movie “Quiz what your mother is thinking” In the film, Kim Tuyen takes on the role of Ca Vi. When she was a student, she had a beautiful love affair with Tuan Ngan (Nguyen Quoc Truong Thinh). However, she discovered that her lover was the name of the department, “fishing with two hands”, so she decided to break up. Nearly 30 years old, Ca Vi decided to be a single mother because her family urged her to get married. Before this situation, her parents forced her to marry Si Tien (Quang Tuan) to act as a front. After 6 years of marriage, Ca Vi wanted a divorce, but her husband refused to agree, and “called” her parents-in-law to live together to prevent Ca Vi. After that, Si Tien thought that Ca Vi wanted a divorce to return to his ex-lover who was living right next to his house. From here, the funny stories begin. Kim Tuyen shared earlier that she thinks she is more suitable for long-running dramas than the series, each episode is a funny short episode like “Do you know what mom is thinking?”. The actress said that in times of stressful epidemics, laughter and relaxation are important to help people be more optimistic. That’s why she decided to accept the role in this movie. Moreover, this is Kim Tuyen’s next collaboration with director Ly Khac Linh after the film project “Beauty and Fame”. Kim Tuyen personality in real life Kim Tuyen’s character Ca Vi is a beautiful, strong, determined woman. She works in sales via livestream. This is quite similar to Kim Tuyen in real life, so she has many advantages during filming. The actress hopes that her real-life experiences and what the screenwriter put into the film will help the audience better understand the hidden corners of online sellers. Not only working with a familiar director, Kim Tuyen also paired with Quang Tuan in this film. The two played together in the movie project “Sadness has eyes”. In Kim Tuyen’s eyes, Quang Tuan is the co-star she feels most satisfied with so far because he is very sociable and has a lot of acting experience. Working with Quang Tuan will help her accumulate many useful lessons. Kim Tuyen’s full name is Tran Thi Kim Tuyen, born in 1987. She won the second prize of the reality TV show Women in the 21st century in 2006. After that, she entered the film industry and achieved many successes. such as the “Best Actress” award of the Golden Kite Award in 2009 with the movie “Love Story on Pearl Island”, “Excellent TV Actress” Blue Star (voted by the Arts Council) in 2014 , “Best Supporting Actress in a TV series” Golden Kite 2016 thanks to Youth,…

The life of fishermen on Nhon Chau island is increasingly improved. Photo: NGOC OAI Because of difficult life, young men and women left the island to the mainland to make a living, leaving only the elderly, children and women on the island. Because of that, for a long time, Nhon Chau is also known as “old people’s island” or “old people’s island”… Memory Arriving on the island, Mr. Nguyen Duc Battle, Secretary of the Party Committee of Nhon Chau island commune, said that Nhon Chau island not only has the memories of people but also the memories of the purest Vietnamese villages. Indeed, according to culturalist Dinh Ba Hoa (who used to work at Binh Dinh Museum), based on geological and cultural documents left behind, Nhon Chau island has an ancient Vietnamese sea village hundreds of years old. In addition, from the 15th century, the Cham people moved to the island to live, the traces of their residence left on the island are quite clear… In the memory of Mr. Nguyen Van Lem (61 years old), in the past, Nhon Chau was almost isolated in the middle of the sea, living in a situation of scurrying oil lamps. “There are two wells on the island, but the underground circuit produces no water to drink. The most memorable thing is that every night of the drought season, the villagers have to catch every drop of water every night. Terrible suffering. In the past, the villagers of Nhon Chau, even in the middle of the sea, still went to the back of the mountain to grow cassava and upland rice to get food and survive in the midst of harsh winds. Hunger in the middle of the sea for more than a century, but the villagers still cling to the sea and refuse to leave the island…”, Mr. Lem said. It was not until after the liberation day that the people of Nhon Chau officially had their title when they became an island in Quy Nhon city. From here, the inhabitants of the island began to find new livelihoods. They left the mountains to go to the sea to catch and grow seafood. With crabs and fish, islanders sail to the mainland to sell and exchange for food and necessary necessities. However, life still changes day by day. The desire to change fate urges young people to leave the island and go to the mainland, forming a new series of “migratory” days on this island. “In the summer, young people go all the way to the mainland, to the farms or to the companies in the city to apply for a job… Thanks to that, the young generation’s life changes, they inherit more conditions than they do. me the other day,” continued Mr. Lem. Hunger To reach Nhon Chau, we boarded a wooden ship with about 300 horsepower from Quy Nhon port to overcome the waves. The sound of the engine ship was crispy, gliding slowly and steadily through each wave of the rough sea. Sitting by the window of the ship, the clear eyes of Ha Phuong, a native of Nhon Chau island, a student of Quy Nhon University, watched the blue waves of the sea. Phuong said: “I am pursuing my dream of becoming an elementary school teacher at Quy Nhon University”. According to Ha Phuong, the education of children on Nhon Chau island is very difficult. “We only attended high school on the island. Those from high school and above must go to the mainland to study. There are very few children out here going to high school.” Ha Phuong’s father is a fisherman, and his mother works as a porter in the summer to carry construction materials on the island, and in the harsh winter on the island, she almost sits at home. As for Mr. Tran Dinh Van (West village, Nhon Chau island), 35 years old, when he was 15 years old, he started to leave the island to find luck in Ho Chi Minh City, with the desire to escape poverty. However, during nearly 10 years of traveling in foreign lands and his career still did not progress, his heart urged him to return. The opportunity also comes when community-based tourism takes the throne, the islands become a “gold mine” for the tourism industry. So Van decided to return to the island, calling on like-minded friends to embark on tourism. “Initially, the island was in short supply, electricity was intermittent, so tourism was like sea foam. With guests, we take canoes to the island and then use motorbikes to do backpacking tours, sightseeing, setting up tents to light a fire, vegetarian singing along the coast. More and more changing, my group expands and does more methodical tourism than before…”, said Van. With the same aspirations as Van, Nguyen Duc Toan’s journey (26 years old, Dong village) was smoother. Thanks to his experience, his family has economic potential, Toan established a travel company, named Cu Lao Xanh Travel. Toan’s business has been doing well for many years, creating stable jobs for dozens of people and relatives on the island. Revival Cu Lao Xanh meets the criteria of green – clean – beautiful and is an island that has not been affected by the “whirlwind” of tourism and urbanization, so everything is almost intact. The island has many attractive tourist attractions such as: a lighthouse built in 1890, a national flagpole on Thanh Nien island, a freshwater reservoir, Thao Nguyen rock, Yen cape, 3 beaches along with many temples and pagodas. caves, shrines, mausoleums, stone caves, ancient stone fields of the Champa people… Thanks to that, in recent years, people on the island have started to develop community-based tourism. Currently on the island there are 9 quite professional community-based tourism models. In particular, many households are willing to invest billions to build homestay-style tourism infrastructure, green accommodation, cheap … Asked about the economic business of the people on the island, Mr. Ho Nhat Le, Chairman of Nhon Chau Island Commune People’s Committee, was excited: Despite difficult conditions, the people on the island are always curious and creative. Many new production models have been researched or applied effectively by people themselves. In which, the model of raising squid and lobster from the wild has been evaluated successfully, bringing very high economic efficiency to farmers. According to Mr. Le, recently, the “revolution” in electricity has begun to activate, launching many strengths such as community tourism and aquaculture of the people on the island. “The shortages and difficulties of the people on the island are gradually being solved by the State, so basically the life and business on the island changes quite quickly. Trade between the mainland and the people of Nhon Chau has been connected,” Le said. When preparing to board the boat to leave the island, Mr. Le pulled my hand and whispered: When young people accept to leave the mainland and return to the island, it is a good sign for Nhon Chau. Then, the “old island” will wake up and revive as the name Cu Lao Xanh that the first class of Vietnamese residents gave it. In addition to the reconstruction of Nhon Chau island, the authorities of Quy Nhon city and Binh Dinh province are always interested in the areas of health and education for the island. Currently, Nhon Chau has 8 doctors, 23 teachers (mainly teachers born on the island) who are permanently attached to take care of the health and education of the people and children on the island. Nhon Chau began to have good signs…

Craving for a deserted summer afternoon on the old eagle trees, wandering along Tran Phu Street watching crocodiles while jumping on the lakeside tram to buy books to Cua Nam, luckily picking up a few ripe crocodiles while competing with street children , then walk back to Son Tay, ask her for a few dime to buy snacks… Craving when going to To Tich Street to watch the filming. Spindles of all kinds, large and small, and wooden in color, not yet nailed. The goods are rotated and printed. Woodblock prints of all kinds… Craving for guava trees on the roadside to Quang Ba Lake to swim, wandering back to Nghi Tam side, the fighting fish tanks are enough to make any child tremble with desire. The fighting fish with dark black lead head, blue and silver fins interspersed with red fins spread wide like in the story “Crimson Sails”, splendidly and proudly beautiful when swarming each other in glass jars close to each other. The Hanoi of nine-tiered red-green clouds shoots a dime at a time to get a thin slice of honey-amber concentrate, twisted on a stick and pulled until ivory, a milky color, appealing to the masses. delightfully young. In Hanoi’s sweltering summer noon, only the sound of cicadas seems to be the main sound, when the red phoenix flower canopy is hooked down to the bunches, it becomes a game for children when hooking the flower hearts out, twisting each other and snatching them. , laughing excitedly when I won. Hanoi’s 11-storey house in Giang Vo is the highest in the capital, like a hero in the era of national architecture reaching out and occupying space, next to the coherent philosophies of French colonial architecture. Classical, neoclassical, Renaissance, art-deco have strong geometric lines, breaking away from the strict layouts of columns, interspersed with the successes of the first generation of pure Vietnamese architects of Vietnam. Indochina College of Fine Arts. Hanoi of only the pale green when standing on the side of Thanh Nien street, looking to the other side of Xuan La and Xuan Dinh lakes or on clear days, seeing the whole Tam Dao range in the distance. Like a passing moment of doubt, somewhere in the heart of the old town, there are still spaces and images of childhood memories that evoke exclamation. Go through the month.