‘King of martial arts’ Vuong Vu died after a stroke, brain hemorrhage

According to Sina, Vuong Vu Died at the hospital in Taipei, Taiwan. Information was shared by actor Vuong Gia Lo – his daughter with the media. She said she was waiting for her two sisters to return to Taiwan to take care of the post-mortem.

‘King of martial arts’ Vuong Vu passed away.

On the morning of April 5, the actress wrote goodbye to her father: “The past few days, my father has suffered a lot. Now he is liberated, please rest assured. In everyone’s hearts, he will always be a great hero. In the hearts of all of you. son, dad is always the most resilient warrior.”

Vuong Vu’s funeral information has not been announced by his family. Some information said that many colleagues want to do a memorial ceremony so that friends and spectators can attend.

Vuong Vu’s departure shocked the audience and the media. However, many people see this as a way to help him get rid of the pain of illness.

At the end of 2015, Vuong Vu suffered a brain hemorrhage, leading to a stroke that required a long hospital stay. From the past 7 years, the actor completely withdrew from the village entertain.

In the last days of his life, Vuong Vu’s physical condition weakened. After many times in and out of the hospital, he had to have a nasogastric tube inserted to maintain his life. The actor’s mind is also no longer lucid, gradually not recognizing people. The family had to hire 2 housekeepers to support his daily living.

Vuong Vu has won many major awards in his career. In 2019, he was honored with the ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award at the 56th Golden Horse.

Wang Yu’s real name is Wang Zhengquan, born in 1943 in Shanghai. The veteran actor is known as the first generation martial arts king in the village movie Hong Kong. After nearly 50 years of operation, he is revered by generations of actors thanks to his reputation as an actor, director, screenwriter and even producer for more than 80 films.

In his acting career, Vuong Vu also acted in more than 60 films including Poison King, Martial Arts, Seven Souls, Ho Hiep Thief, Long Tiger Dou, Giang Ho Ky Hiep, Kim Yen Tu. Before Bruce Lee became famous, Vuong Vu was the highest paid martial arts star, having the top box office influence in Hong Kong.

Thuy Ngoc