Tanhong Discusses Career, Love,⁤ and Life After Divorce

Actress Tanhong ‍recently shared insights into her career, personal life, and viewpoint on love after her⁤ divorce.‍ In an interview, she discussed her ‍latest film role, her approach to relationships, and her sense of personal contentment.

On Her Latest Film Role

Tanhong expressed⁤ her enthusiasm for her character,Rin,describing her as an “fascinating ghost.” She emphasized her collaborative approach to ⁤acting. “I prefer to ‍listen to othre ⁣peopleS opinions when it comes to roles,”⁢ Tanhong said. “If I judge myself, it won’t be objective.”

She acknowledged that some scenes were cut from teh⁤ final movie, stating, “It’s a bit unfortunate that quite a lot of scenes have been deleted in the movie. But I still need to respect the crew and the director.” She added, “I did my best, but various factors affect the editing and opening of the movie.”

Experiences ‍on Set

Regarding action scenes with fellow actors Tien Lua ⁢and People’s Artist Hong ⁢Ban, ‍Tanhong explained the use of technology⁢ to prevent injuries. “The reason we have ⁣the technology ⁣is that if we really hit each other in each scene, our performers can be injured deeply,” ⁣she said. “But I still try to ensure the effects of each segment.”

She described the collaborative process,stating,”Before shooting each scene,we sat⁢ and discussed each other carefully.” ‍She⁢ also expressed concern for her⁢ co-stars, noting, “They were old and⁢ were very‍ worried after hitting, so they kept asking⁣ if they were okay.”

Finding ⁤Contentment

When asked about ‍her personal well-being, Tanhong shared her perspective on financial comfort. “I have enough money so I can live and work very comfortably,” ⁤she said. “Of course, the definition of ‘enough’ will vary from person to person, but I do not compare me with others.”

She elaborated, “I have something to eat and wear every day, have ⁣the conditions to invest in my job, and I can buy my‍ job without worrying. That is happiness.”

Embracing Confidence and Style

Tanhong addressed her evolving image, acknowledging perceptions⁤ of her as “more and⁤ more sexy, confident and open.” She joked, “Sometimes it’s scary to⁤ erase makeup,” before adding, “It’s a joke, I think it’s beautiful because a⁢ woman doesn’t have to think of anything. If you are‍ not bound by money, finances, and family stability, you will feel cozy naturally.”

She also noted her long-standing interest in diverse styles, stating, “Sexy images have long existed, not recently.” She⁢ added, ⁤”All I share on my personal page are positive and happy.”

Love and Relationships After Divorce

Tanhong addressed her approach ⁣to love after her divorce. “Tanhong, who loves you, and ⁣what boyfriend you ⁣have … ⁣maybe you⁤ will never disclose it,” she said. “I’m afraid today, but I’m not happy tomorrow, it’s not good.”

She explained her cautious approach, stating, ⁢”I was always cautious except when I had to speak. Like‍ a divorce with my husband, I had to make a big presentation as I didn’t⁢ want people to misunderstand.”

She emphasized her right to pursue happiness, saying, “As a woman, I have the right⁢ to pursue my happiness, and of ⁢course I have a responsibility‍ for it.”

Relationship with Her Ex-Husband

Tanhong described her ⁣current relationship ⁣with ⁤her ex-husband as “civilized and respected.” She said,‍ “My ex -husband and I divorced with civilized and respected hearts without ‍any resentment,⁤ hatred, or resentment. The two still talk about children and have no⁢ personal exchange or meeting.”

She also addressed ‍potential future relationships, stating, “I do not want any of our new partners to question our relationship.If I have a boyfriend, he⁢ will definitely ‍not like to be such a complicated person.”

Moving Forward

Reflecting on the year ⁤as her divorce announcement, Tanhong said, “For me this is not a break, but⁢ a change. In ⁢the past, life was for two people, but now I’m alone, and⁢ everything‍ comes and goes for a reason.”

She concluded,”I like to find pleasure and be busy. I am loved‍ by everyone, my small family, colleagues, and audiences. They were so sincere and lovely that I realized that ‍I could live without love.”

Tanhong added, “The actors enjoy life as much as possible and practice love even ‍after they have a broken heart.”

On Love Now

When asked about her current perspective on love, Tanhong said, “Many people frequently enough ask if they are ashamed of new relationships. to be honest, ⁤I didn’t think much about it.I just got to ‍know each‍ other and dated usually. I⁤ love you passionately, ⁣and I think of emotions first as I was ⁢young.”

She concluded ⁣with an optimistic outlook: “We must overcome misery to be more positive. How can you be happy if you are depressed? Sometimes two people stop and four people will be happy later. I often think that way.”

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