Mong Van In the 90s, the audience remembered her as someone with sharp beauty, attractive body, and elegant style.
She was born in 1969 into a family of Hue origin, with partial royal blood. She grew up and studied in Ho Chi Minh City, and was a student at the Film School.
Mong Van possesses a rare beauty with elegant, smooth skin, a charming and elegant face, especially captivating eyes and seductively curved lips. This beauty helps her always stand out and be different even when standing among beautiful people. Mong Van once participated and reached the final round of the Miss Tien Phong newspaper contest (the predecessor of the Miss Vietnam contest).
Besides the name beautyMong Van is also known as an actress through films such as: Love song 68 (starring with Thuong Tin), Tears of a Rose, Tears of a Student, The First Sword of Thang Long, Fire of Dai La Citadel, Tay Son knight, Kieu Nguyet Nga… However, after that Mong Van did not appear in the entertainment industry due to personal reasons.
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Beauty of Hue “married” a businessman from Hong Kong (China) and in turn gave birth to 3 children. It is known that her marriage did not last long. In 2017, Mong Van shared for the first time about getting divorced and returning to Vietnam to live with her 3 children, being a single mother, raising 3 children on her own since that day.
The actress “Tears of Students” also did not participate in the arts again and spent all this time raising and being with her children. That’s why the information and images of actress Mong Van are gradually decreasing in the press and media. But every time she reappears in some way, on social networks or in an article, former actress Mong Van still makes many people admire and pay attention. Although many of her friends now want her to return to art, the female artist does not want to and only enjoys her peaceful life as a single mother.
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With colleagues, absent from the entertainment industry for many years, Mong Van still keeps in touch with her contemporaries. In August 2022, Mong Van attended the class reunion of first-term alumni of Ho Chi Minh City University of Cinema (now Ho Chi Minh City University of Theater and Cinema).