Rare images of Duong Mich when she was a 4-year-old girl on the film set were suddenly shared, quickly attracting the attention of the online community.
In a series of old photos kept for more than 30 years, the child actress impresses with her slightly curly short hair, big round eyes and a chubby, lovely face like a doll.
The series of photos is said to record behind-the-scenes moments when Duong Mich participated in the historical TV series "Duong Minh Hoang". These are not official promotional images but random photos taken during the break between scenes, imbued with the film studio atmosphere of the 1990s.
According to the sharer, the photos were kept by a child actor who participated in the film and were just revealed after many years. In the photo, Duong Mich appears with other young actors and has a moment taken with actor Luu Uy, who plays Duong Minh Hoang.
These everyday moments unintentionally become valuable materials, helping viewers visualize the early days of Duong Mich getting acquainted with the camera.
Notably, at that time Duong Mich was still very young but already possessed a prominent appearance. She wore yellow overalls, revealing a round face, bright eyes and mischievous expressions. Without elaborate poses, natural moments on the film set made her especially lovely.
After the series of photos was shared, many netizens praised Duong Mich's childhood appearance, saying that her outstanding features appeared very early. Some opinions also commented that the actress's eyes and confident expressions in front of the camera when she was young partly showed the qualities suitable for the acting profession.
Duong Mich was born in 1986 and started appearing on screen from a young age. With the role of Princess Ham Nghi as a child in "Duong Minh Hoang", she took her first steps in acting.
After that, the actress continued to appear in many works and made her mark through roles such as Guo Xiang in "The Return of the Condor Heroes", before becoming one of the prominent faces of Chinese cinema.
More than three decades later, old photos on the film set not only evoke the image of a lovely Duong Mich from childhood but also make the audience look back at her long journey from a child actress to a familiar star on screen.
Natural moments are preserved over time, so they become even more valuable, especially for those who have followed Yang Mi's career for many years.
