In the livestream, actress Vuong Ngoc Van frankly shared that the number of film projects that can start smoothly in the market is sharply decreasing, and the entire industry is facing a serious "hard to start filming" situation.
Responding to fans' questions about when she will join the new film crew, Vuong Ngoc Van said: "I am still choosing, currently the number of projects is really too small. I am also trying my best to seize the opportunity, but if I can't join the crew, don't blame me, and don't expect too much.
Faced with the rapid shrinking wave of the industry, the attitude of the young actress is both positive and helpless.
The schedule announced by Vuong Ngoc Van's studio at the end of January seems to also confirm this: the focus of her work in February is mainly brand promotion activities; the plan to participate in a new film project, although mentioned as "following the rhythm", has not yet been officially announced.
She herself also revealed that after Tet, she will participate in filming the variety show "Super Fresh Earth".
That frankness makes many netizens feel worried about the actress's future.
Because before, Vuong Ngoc Van was famous in the industry with the image of "risking his life for the profession", even once accepting to act in films without pay.
In the livestream, she also revealed the deep-seated reason behind that high-intensity working schedule, which is her filial piety to her family.
Because Vuong Ngoc Van's parents are older than the parents of many people of the same generation, she always has a feeling of urgency, worried that "her speed of success will not keep up with the speed of her parents' aging". The actress hopes to quickly prove herself and repay her family through dense filming.
But now, even an actor willing to "act for no pay to seize the opportunity" must admit "too few projects", enough to see the gloom of the Chinese film market at the present time.
Many comments frankly commented: "Even frontline actors find it difficult to get into the cast, proving that the film industry is really cooling down.
There are also fans who both sympathize and feel unfair, calling on producers to pay more attention to progressive actors like her, hoping that there will be "comparable quality scripts", instead of letting the gloom of the market bury actor potential.
According to media reports, Wang Yuwen's words "don't expect" are not simply a report on the progress of personal work, but like a mirror clearly reflecting the common difficulties and real worries of professionals in the adjustment period of the Chinese film industry.
Meanwhile, Vuong Ngoc Van's most recent airtime work is the romantic film "Unexpected Love Comes" in collaboration with Tran Tinh Huc.
Previously, the actress born in 1997 was known through the works "Meeting you is great", "The elephant sitting still", "Youth faction", "It's just a marital relationship", "My love for you", "Ms. Chau"...
