Two Meritorious Artists have a principle of not lending money to others.

Many people assume that artists are usually well-off, so it is easy for them to "spend money". However, two Meritorious Artists have openly declared that they will not lend money to others for fear of "losing both money and feelings".

Xuan Hinh: Even if you are angry or have a grudge, you still won't lend money.

In the clip recording a conversation with People's Artist Hong Van, Meritorious Artist Xuan Hinh revealed that he has a "vow" not to lend money to anyone.

Specifically, when People's Artist Hong Van made a funny offer to borrow money, Xuan Hinh flatly refused. "The King of Northern Comedy" humorously said: "I vowed that even my family would not lend me money because most family members "warm up" and then not pay back. Even family members would not lend me money, let alone you, an outsider. If I lend you money, people will think that there is something silly between you and me."

Meritorious Artist Xuan Hinh has a principle of not lending money to anyone.

Then, in a clip chatting with Quang Thang and Hong Van, Xuan Hinh continued to affirm that he would not lend money to anyone.

The male artist said: “Borrowing money to gamble, drink and play without stopping is never possible. Borrowing money to buy a house is possible. Buying a house worth billions of dong and lacking 1 billion dong, I will lend you money. But if you borrow money, give me the red book, I hold the red book but I still have to check to see if the red book is "held" anywhere. After lending money, I have to pay out the money, I don't love any girl at the bank, so why do I have so much money!”

"The King of Comedy of the North" affirmed that he will not easily lend money to others because it is easy to lose both money and feelings: "My money is my blood, I tell you the truth, even if you are angry with me, or have a grudge, I will not borrow anything. After lending money to you, you might turn to another path when you meet me."

Xuan Hinh doesn't want to lend money to others because he's afraid that "after borrowing money, they might turn to me and go their separate ways."

Chi Trung once lost 100 taels of gold.

Not only Meritorious Artist Xuan Hinh, Meritorious Artist Chi Trung also has a “vow” not to lend money to others. Sharing on Tri Thuc Tre, the male artist said that in 1998, he lent his sworn sister and her husband 518 million VND.

In fact, Chi Trung only had 315 million VND, but his sister and her husband said they wanted to borrow money to do business and were willing to pay high interest, so the male artist borrowed from relatives to get 518 million VND, equivalent to 100 taels of gold, to give to his sister.

“518 million VND sounds small now, but at that time it was converted into 100 taels of gold, enough to buy 2 houses on Hue Street now. But, sadly, they were of moderate strength and not very wealthy, so they went bankrupt with a debt of 32 billion VND and immediately fled that night.

I heard about it while I was performing in Hai Phong. You know, when I heard the news, my whole body went cold and limp, it felt like all the blood vessels in my brain suddenly ruptured," Chi Trung shared.

When he calmed down, Chi Trung had to console himself so that he could forget the incident and work hard to pay off the debt of more than 200 million VND he had borrowed before.

From this shock, the male artist confided: “After the fateful loss of money, I made an oath: Never lend money to anyone, except my blood relatives. If a friend I haven't seen for 15 years suddenly comes to me scratching his head and asking for money, then he must be addicted, I will give it away and not borrow it.

As for social friends, I normally refuse to borrow money. Lending money can lead to losing friends. The money oath sounds mean, but the truth is I don't want to deposit my trust anymore. When you don't deposit, you won't have to suffer and be tormented."

An Nguyen

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