Chinese media commented that on screen, she shows a mix of softness and strong charisma. Every step of her foot, every beat of her sword exudes grace but is still full of inner strength.
Ly Tham's strength is the ability to control details from sitting position, rotation to the eyes. She handled everything skillfully, creating the image of a female player who is both brave and gentle. When watching her act, the audience easily felt the sophistication, meticulousness and classic demeanor that few actors of her time could do.
However, the safety in this style is sometimes a limitation. Ly Tham is often associated with the image of calm, standard ancient costumes, making the audience expect her to boldly try her hand at corny roles, break the mold or bring a modern breath. Because when capacity is affirmed, what is needed to break through is no longer meticulous beauty but diverse transformation in emotions and images.
However, it is undeniable that Ly Tham is still one of the rare faces that maintains their own charisma in Chinese historical films. From "Cam Tu Nam Ca" to new works "Nhat Tieu Duong Ca", she always maintains a stable performance, creating a sense of security for the audience.
If Ly Tham dares to step out of her comfort zone, the audience can completely wait for a more groundbreaking version.
Li Qin was born in 1990 in Jiangsu, China, and is one of the outstanding actresses on the Chinese screen. She graduated from the Shanghai Academy of Drama and began to attract attention after her role in the movie "Tan Hong Dac Mong" (2010. With an elegant face, classic charisma and natural acting, Ly Tham quickly made her mark through a series of works such as "So Kieu Truyen", "Cam Tu Nam Ca", "Khanh Du Nien", "Truong Nguyet Tan Chien"... She is considered an actress with a solid acting foundation, especially suitable for historical films thanks to her gentle but decisive style.
