The contrasting lives of the artist who once played the Jade Emperor in the Tet Comedy Show.
People's Artist Quoc Truong is a veteran artist who once played the role of the Jade Emperor, but their personal lives in their later years have contrasting colors.
Throughout the history of the Táo Quân (Kitchen Gods) show, the role of the Jade Emperor has not been associated with a single individual but has been portrayed by many talented artists. Most notably, People's Artist Quốc Trượng, a figure who has made significant contributions to theatrical arts but leads a completely different personal life.
People's Artist Quoc Truong: The Colonel with a fulfilling family life
People's Artist Quoc Truong was the first person to play the Jade Emperor in the first episode of the "Tao Quan" program in 2003. With his natural and majestic acting style, he laid the foundation for this character before Meritorious Artist Quoc Khanh took over permanently.
In real life, People's Artist Quoc Truong is currently the Director of the Army Drama Theatre with the rank of Colonel. He has an admirable married life with his much younger wife, who is also an artist. Although he once intended not to marry someone in the same profession, the male artist broke his vow to build a happy family with his two children.
