Recently, actress and director Shu Qi participated in a talk show with the theme "Time and the maturity of women" with MC Thai Khang Vinh.
When talking about her love views, Shu Qi shared: "I don't put feelings first. First is career, then myself, then friends and love.
Thai Khang Vinh jokingly asked, does Phung Duc Luan (Thu Ky's husband) feel underestimated? She immediately replied: "He is the person who makes me feel safest".
Shu Qi said: "The person who is really by your side will always support you. If I have to give up something for him, then he is not the right person.
She also said that people can love, but they should not be immersed or lose themselves, that is very important. Hearing that, Thai Khang Vinh continued: "Don't turn yourself into dependence.
Shu Qi continued to share: "This is a very important point. Even if you get married, you don't need to rely on anyone, because life is already very dry.
After listening, Thai Khang Vinh concluded: "I think it's better to have him, not that without him it's impossible". Shu Qi strongly agreed with this view.
Also in the conversation, the "Gac Kiem" beauty rarely mentioned her psychological change after winning the award when she was young. She confessed that at the age of over 20, because she won the award, she became arrogant, thinking that everything she said was true, and even got angry with the director.
The person who really made her wake up was Hoang Nhac Thai - the producer who won the Best Cinematography award at the 29th Kim Tuong Film Awards.
Shu Qi recalled that he once reminded: "Whoever you are, as long as you are angry, you are wrong." That statement greatly affected Shu Qi and made her realize her mistaken attitude.
The actress frankly admitted that if there was no timely reminder from this senior, she could have gradually become a "star disease" and hateful, even unlikely to have a career like today.
Shu Qi's real name is Lin Li Hui, born in 1976. She entered the entertainment industry at the age of 17 as a model, then switched to acting, becoming a leading movie star on Chinese screens with many outstanding works such as "The Transporter", "Gac Kiem", "My Wife is a Gangster 3", "Tomb Thief", "The Most Beautiful Moment", "Phi becomes a Disturbing Object", "The Ghost Blows the Lamp"...
She is recognized by experts with 2 Golden Horse Awards, 1 Hoa Bieu Award and many other awards. Last year, Shu Qi's career continued to develop brilliantly when trying her hand at directing, through her debut film "Girl".
This work helped Shu Qi win the Best Director award at the 30th Busan International Film Festival and Best New Director at the 44th Golden Statue Film Awards (Hong Kong, China).
