The younger brother organized a birthday celebration for the late Meritorious Artist Quy Binh.

More than six months have passed since the death of Meritorious Artist Quy Binh, and his family and loved ones are still grieving. Recently, Phuoc Le, the actor's younger brother, organized a warm birthday celebration to commemorate his deceased brother.

At his home, the late artist's portrait was respectfully displayed along with fresh flowers and gifts. Phuoc Le prepared a cake and a lavish feast, including dishes that his brother loved during his lifetime.

He shared a message: "Happy birthday, Anh Được (Quy Binh's affectionate nickname). All your favorite dishes are here, may you be at peace wherever you are." After being posted, the message received much sympathy from the online community, with many expressing their condolences and sending words of encouragement to the family.

Deep family bonds

Meritorious Artist Quy Binh grew up in a working-class family with nine siblings. When he achieved success in his career and became more financially secure, he always proactively supported and cared for his family members.

Phuoc Le is the youngest brother and the one who was always close to and took care of Quy Binh throughout his serious illness. On his personal page, Phuoc Le frequently shared posts expressing his longing and affection, affirming that his brother was not only a talented artist but also a respected older brother who always cherished family ties.

Nostalgia from colleagues

Not only his family, but many friends and colleagues are still unable to come to terms with the passing of Quy Binh. Actress Van Trang, a close friend and colleague, has been visibly emotional many times when mentioning him.

At a press conference for the film in October 2025, she broke down in tears as memories of filming "Long River" with Quy Binh flooded back. Van Trang said, "I miss Quy Binh."

Van Trang and Quy Binh met on the set of the film "Even If the Wind Blows" and quickly became a perfect on-screen couple as well as close friends in real life. Upon hearing the news of Quy Binh's death, she was deeply shocked and was present at all the important ceremonies to bid farewell to her older brother.

Information about Meritorious Artist Quy Binh

Meritorious Artist Quy Binh was born in 1983 in Ho Chi Minh City. He is known to audiences through film projects such as "My Beloved Catfish", "The Bittern's Cry in the Evening", "Even If the Wind Blows", and "Bloody Heart".

In 2020, he married businesswoman Ngoc Tien and welcomed his first son in 2022. On March 6, 2025, his family announced that Quy Binh had passed away at the age of 43 after battling illness. According to his wishes, the late artist's ashes were scattered at sea in Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh City.