"Bao Qing Tian" Kim Sieu Quan goes into hiding in his old age

Due to many health problems, Kim Sieu Quan limited going out and meeting people. The rare colleague who was welcomed by "Bao Thanh Thien" was "Cong Ton Sach" Pham Hong Hien.

On June 3, QQ reported that producer Yang Chaohong revealed the situation of actor Jin Chaoqun - who played Bao Qingtian in the classic film of the same name on Chinese screens.

After his brain tumor surgery in 2017, Kim Sieu Quan lived a private life, mainly at a nursing home with his wife Tran Ky. He did not meet or communicate with anyone, including his former close colleagues in showbiz.

Duong Sieu Hong repeatedly sought out Kim Sieu Quan to express his desire for a public reunion with "Cong Ton Sach" Pham Hong Hien and "Trieu Chieu" Ha Gia Kinh, but was rejected.

“People in the industry can’t even meet him, let alone the media. If I want to ask or know anything about Kim Sieu Quan’s condition, I have to go through Pham Hong Hien. Occasionally, “Gong Ton Sach” still comes to talk with “Bao Thanh Thien”. Pham Hong Hien is a rare colleague that he allows into his home,” said Duong Sieu Hong.

Colleagues in the industry say it is currently very difficult to meet Kim Sieu Quan. Photo: Sina.

The last time Kim Sieu Quan appeared before the media was in 2020, at the funeral of the late director Trinh Thieu Phong in Taipei (Taiwan). At that time, the actor had difficulty walking, was slow, and had to use a cane. Sharing with ETtoday, Kim Sieu Quan said that his health had declined, and he struggled to go out to see off his close friend.

At 72, the actor faces many illnesses. He suffers from sleep apnea, high blood pressure, blood sugar disorders, and obesity. In addition, in 2017, the actor had to undergo surgery to remove a tumor in his brain.

Born in 1951, Kim Sieu Quan became famous thanks to Bao Thanh Thien produced by Taiwan. Since the film version aired in 1993, he has become a monument on the screen thanks to his role as an honest, upright and upright mandarin. The reputation of the role of Bao Chung brought the actor many invitations to act in films from Hong Kong television stations such as TVB and ATV.

According to Kim Sieu Quan, he put all his effort into completing the role well, even sacrificing his health. “Back then, I tried to gain weight to play Bao Cong. Later, because of being fat, I got sick a lot, and I couldn’t lose weight,” he shared.

According to Chinese media, after more than ten years of living and working in the mainland, in recent years, the veteran actor has returned to his hometown Taiwan with his wife. His wife is the actress who plays the role of Pang Fei, the daughter of Grand Preceptor Pang Ge in the film - Tran Ky. They do not have children.

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