On August 13, the film " synchronous things" starring Duong Mich and Au Hao simultaneously aired on the online platform iQIYI and CCTV8 channel. With explosive views and positive reactions from fans, "Binh Van Tu" is one of the most beloved works at the moment.
The reason the film was warmly welcomed was the familiar, close rural theme. "Born of a Thousand People" is set in China during the period of 1920 - 1940, mainly revolving around the hard life and strong spirit and will of the farmers.
In particular, promoting the image of women standing up against backward customs and feudal laws to gradually free themselves and contribute, building a homeland that is loved by many audiences.
Duong Mich's performance is also considered to have made great progress. In the scenes opposing Tan Hai Lo, the actress was not left out, but on the contrary, she deeply expressed the character's inner thoughts through actions and lively expressions.
In particular, the 8x beauty's crying scene brought tears to the audience because it was too realistic. The lackluster, tired, and insensitive eyes were the weaknesses in the previous film that the actress has significantly overcome.
After "Harbin 1944" and "The Red Lady's Lake: The Red Sky", this is a work expected to revive Duong Mich's difficult career. If the film has good results, the actress can appear in the nominations of a series of prestigious awards such as "Bach Ngoc Lan", "Kim Ung"...
The film currently has 9,000 points on the iQIYI platform with 12.91 million views. The rating of the first 3 episodes of the drama on CCTV8 reached 1.871%, a quite impressive number for a new drama.
According to Khuc Van, the film reached a total of 57.24 million views on the first day of broadcasting (including on CCTV8 TV channel and online platform iQIYI), setting a record for the work with the highest number of views on the first day on all platforms in 2025.
The explosive viewership rating from the first episodes is both an advantage and a challenge for the film crew of " synthesis". If the quality is not kept stable, it is very likely that the film will fall into a situation of "elephant head, rat tail", so the performance will plummet.
"Seven Nights of a Thousand People" is adapted from the novel "Fate and the Last Judgment" by author Zhao Deftang. The film takes place in the countryside of Lo Nam from 1927 - 24, revolving around the troubled life of Ninh Tu Tu (Duong Mich) - the daughter of a landowner.
The film depicts Ninh Tu Tu's feelings for the rice farmer Phong " Chan To" (Au Hao) and the young master Phi Van Dien (Truong Thien Duong), along with the fierce relationship between Ninh Tu Tu Tu and her father - the owner of Ninh Hoc Tuong (Nghe Dai Hong).
Thereby, the film shows the desire to live of the poor under the domination of the poor, the hardships on the journey to find a way to develop, and the ever-working longing care for the homeland through many generations.
