People's Artist Minh Hang lives alone, making friends with cats and dogs in a 20,000m2 garden house.

People's Artist Minh Hang is a veteran actress of the Northern theater industry. She became famous at a very early age, but her personal life was troubled.

After two childless marriages, the female artist is still optimistic because "she can't be a mother but still has good children". Those are the children of her second husband - Doctor of Mathematics Nguyen Huy Tue.

After her second husband passed away, the female artist fell into a state of imbalance, so sad that her eyes blurred and her hair fell out.

People's Artist Minh Hang shared that she is very afraid of being alone, even spending money alone is boring, especially after her father and husband passed away.

However, the artist has adapted to his current life, is satisfied and has become stronger.

"I'm used to eating, sleeping, having fun, and spending money alone, not relying on others, not sharing much joy, and not depending on the crowd's emotions. I tell myself to live a kind, complete life, praise myself, and put my arms around myself," the female artist confided.

Regaining her emotions, the People's Artist started to throw herself into her work again. She was so passionate that her mother exclaimed, "Is Hang working to live or to die?"

She said: "In the past, when my husband was still alive, he always told my mother not to let me make too many films because it was hard. He told me that I could stay home for 50 years without doing anything and still take care of myself. He didn't forbid me from doing art, but I had to take care of my health. Now my mother loves me and reminds me of this. But artists, once they get into the groove, can't stop. Now, work is also my joy, even if I'm a little tired, I'm still happy."

On days off from filming, the People's Artist returns to his garden house of more than 20,000 square meters.²in Hoai Duc (Hanoi), playing with pets. The female artist said she raised many cats and dogs, considering them as her children.