According to QQ, in the latest episode of the documentary "Discovering New Land 2", when asked about his family building plan, Vuong Nhat Bac frankly shared: "I find that too far-fetched".
The male actor explained that, with the current busy pace of work, and the specific identity of an artist, he still cannot consider this important turning point in his life.
According to Vuong Nhat Bac, as an artist, he cannot appear comfortably in public activities, but always has to maintain a "perfect without flaws" image. Meanwhile, marriage needs relaxation and the most authentic person.
It is the professional requirements that prevent Vuong Nhat Bac from revealing himself in everyday life to the public, creating conflicts in simultaneously assuming the role of a star and responsibility to his family. He also shared that he is very satisfied with his current life.
The actor also declared: "Artists always have to present the best image, but who doesn't have flaws?" Vuong Nhat Bac confessed that he "doesn't know how to cook". He sees those everyday shortcomings as part of his "shortcomings", but that recognition makes his image unexpectedly closer.
Many people commented that Vuong Nhat Bac's frank sharing was "clear and sober", helping to shorten the distance with the public, more than any carefully polished image.
Fans believe that the attitude of not trying to build perfection, but calmly accepting imperfection "attracts fans more than all glory".
In the documentary, Vuong Nhat Bac reveals how to return to his true self. In addition to work, he relieves pressure through outdoor sports such as mountain climbing, to find inner balance.
For nearly 2 years, Vuong Nhat Bac has not participated in any commercial film projects, when asked for the reason, the male actor explained: "Actually, after starting to work, there was a period of time when I stopped dancing and switched to acting. I liked that job, it was also a type of joy.
But the problem is that when the workload increases, I have no way to enjoy the acting process completely, which makes me tired. So I think it's a matter of balance.
Vuong Nhat Bac emphasized: "Doing many different things also helps me have more choices for life. I think I need to rest for a while, then return, find the feeling of an actor again.
According to Vuong Bac Nhat, outdoor activities as they are now are the time that helps him "charge up" energy for work and life.
