According to Chinese media, since a young actor who has not had strong coverage, in just a short time, he has made his mark through two hit films Bach Nguyet Phan Tinh and Trieu S Quyet Anh. From a face known only for her appearance, Ngao Thuy Bang quickly became a phenomenon on the Chinese small screen, leading a series of rankings in terms of popularity and number of followers.
According to statistics from Chinese media, after "Bach Nguyet Phan Tinh" aired, the number of followers of Ngao Thuy Bang increased by more than 413,500 fans, surpassing even famous names such as Bach Loc or Duong Tu at that time. Next, Snow White Record - the film he co-starred in with Ly Lan Dich continued to help him attract 124,600 new followers in just a few weeks. These figures show that his influence is increasing strongly among the young generation of actors.
Not only attractive in terms of image, films featuring Ngao Thuy Bang have achieved impressive results. Bach Nguyet Phan Tinh reached more than 5.15 million pre-orders and surpassed 300 million views just a few days after its release. Meanwhile, Snow White Record reached 50 million views per day and continuously ranked in the top of iQiyis heat point chart, surpassing 10,000 points, proving the immense appeal of the actor born in 1999.
Chinese media commented that Ngao Thuy Bang is making good progress, not inferior to Vuong Hac De in the group of new generation male actors. Although he still has limited acting depth, he is highly appreciated for his expressive ability, deep eyes and natural demeanor, suitable for the romantic and historical film genre that is loved by the audience.
From a little-known young actress, Ngao Thuy Bang has now become a sought-after face of online brands and platforms. He is gradually shaping the image of a "powerful male god", possessing both outstanding appearance and the ability to attract audiences through each role. With the current development momentum, Ngao Thuy Bang is expected to be the leader of the new generation of 9X actors in China.
