Veteran artist Nhu Quynh married photographer Nguyen Huu Bao in 1980. Their wedding photos are preserved at the Hanoi Museum, offering a glimpse into a special event from the 1980s.

Nhu Quynh and Nguyen Huu Bao’s wedding has become a piece of historical documentation.
Nhu Quynh exudes a delicate and elegant beauty, embodying the essence of Asian aesthetics.
Born in 1954, actress Nhu Quynh is the daughter of famous Vietnamese folk opera singers, Tieu Lang and Kim Xuan, from the Chuong Vang troupe. She rose to prominence with her role as “Co Net” in the film “Den Hen Lai Len” and went on to star in other notable productions such as “Bai Ca Ra Tran,” “Ngay Le Thanh,” and more.
In her youth, Nhu Quynh’s beauty was renowned, with many admirers describing her as a “beauty icon” and the “embodiment of Hanoi’s beauty.”
Her husband, Nguyen Huu Bao, is the youngest son of Tam Ky, who owned a prominent fabric business in Hanoi’s old quarter during the 1940s. Despite his family’s business background, Huu Bao pursued his passion for photography and the arts.
Nhu Quynh and Huu Bao’s families lived just a few streets apart. Their relationship blossomed from a friendship, as Huu Bao often visited and comforted Nhu Quynh during a difficult breakup. Their romance soon blossomed, and their union was blessed by their families and friends.
The wedding of the famous actress and the affluent young man piqued the curiosity of many.
Nhu Quynh, in an ao dai brought from France, alongside her handsome husband.
The “talented and beautiful” couple from Hanoi’s old quarter captivated the public’s attention. Their wedding in 1980 was a notable event due to the presence of a famous actress and a wealthy young man. On her special day, Nhu Quynh wore a blood-red velvet ao dai brought from France by her uncle. Huu Bao, the groom, looked dashing in a gray suit with a bow tie.
The wedding procession included a Hai Au car, a symbol of luxury and sophistication at the time, which was used to pick up the bride and transport the families.
Nhu Quynh recalled that many onlookers gathered along the streets to witness the unique wedding, causing a temporary blockage on a section of Hang Dao street.
Their wedding was attended by numerous renowned artists.
The wedding of Nhu Quynh and Huu Bao was the first in Hanoi to feature color photography. The guest list included famous artists, poets, musicians, and painters. Throughout the celebration, classical piano music filled the air, creating an elegant ambiance.
Even today, in their 70s, the couple enjoys a happy and peaceful life in their home at 48 Hang Dao street. They are blessed with two daughters, Dan Huyen and Dan Khue.
Nhu Quynh and her husband have cherished a harmonious marriage for over 40 years.
Xuan Hinh
Xuan Hinh, a renowned artist, was born in 1960 in Bac Ninh and graduated from the Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema. He is a master of Vietnamese traditional opera and drama, with popular works such as “Thay Boi Di Cho,” “He Gay Theo Thay,” “He Moi Dau Da,” ” Thi Mau Len Chua,” “Nguoi Nga – Nga Nguoi,” and “Chong Ruou Vo De.”
Xuan Hinh is a pillar of the Vietnamese entertainment industry. Recently, he garnered attention for his appearance in the music video “Bac Bling” by singer Hoa Minzy.
Xuan Hinh is a towering figure in the Vietnamese art scene.
Xuan Hinh has achieved success in his career and enjoys a happy family life. His wife, Nguyen Phuong Lan, is from Hanoi. They met in 1993 and tied the knot in early 1995. Prior to their marriage, Phuong Lan worked as an accountant. After their wedding, she dedicated herself to being a homemaker and taking care of their family. They are blessed with two children, a son and a daughter, both of whom have established stable and successful lives.
Xuan Hinh and his wife pose next to their wedding portrait.
Phuong Lan, the “flower of the old quarter,” hails from a wealthy family.
In the recently aired program “Chuyen Chua Tung Ke,” Xuan Hinh revealed that his wife was the “flower of the old quarter” in her youth and was pursued by many affluent suitors. With a touch of humor, he shared, “Back then, I wasn’t famous, and I rode a rickety bicycle, yet I won the heart of a beauty queen from Hang Buom street in Hanoi. I was poor, but I was handsome and had a silver tongue, so I managed to marry her.”
Xuan Hinh and his wife are proud parents to two children, enjoying a harmonious family life.
Xuan Hinh shared that he always yields and never argues with his wife, which has contributed to their peaceful and happy family life. Phuong Lan is described as a gentle and thoughtful homemaker who takes care of their family while her husband pursues his artistic endeavors.
Xuan Hinh’s family is known for their exceptional good looks.
WATCH: Xuan Hinh’s family of five gathers in their luxurious mansion in Bac Ninh.
Chi Trung
The love story between Chi Trung, a Meritorious Artist, and People’s Artist Ngoc Huyen was once the talk of the town. Both accomplished artists in their own right, their romance captivated the public’s attention.
Chi Trung married his first love, Ngoc Huyen.
Chi Trung and Ngoc Huyen met while working at the Youth Theatre. Chi Trung shared that Ngoc Huyen was his first love, and their relationship faced challenges as they were disciplined multiple times for dating too early. Their love endured, and they eventually tied the knot in 1986 after an eight-year courtship. They are blessed with two children, a son and a daughter.
Initially, Ngoc Huyen’s parents opposed the marriage due to Chi Trung’s good looks and his family’s artistic background. They worried that their daughter might struggle to adapt to her husband’s family. However, the wedding eventually received the support of both families.
Ngoc Huyen, hailing from a wealthy family, possessed both beauty and talent.
Their wedding was meticulously planned over several months.
Their wedding was graced by the presence of many famous artists of that time.
Ngoc Huyen, born in 1962, is the daughter of the owner of Dai Tan photography studio on Hue street, a well-known establishment in Hanoi. She came from a wealthy and prestigious family, yet she chose to pursue a career in the arts. Despite her family’s focus on business, she followed her passion for acting.
Ngoc Huyen shared that although their wedding was not extravagant, her mother spent two months meticulously preparing for the event. Her family’s affluence allowed them to host 40 tables for the wedding banquet. Ngoc Huyen’s mother, a skilled cook, took charge of the culinary preparations, with the help of their relatives and neighbors, creating a warm and festive atmosphere.
On their wedding night, Ngoc Huyen and Chi Trung were granted a special privilege by her parents, who lent them their bed for the occasion.
Chi Trung and Ngoc Huyen with their two children.
However, in 2020, the couple surprised the public by announcing their divorce, bringing an end to their 30-year marriage. Currently, Chi Trung enjoys a happy relationship with his new partner, while Ngoc Huyen relishes a peaceful life surrounded by her grandchildren and traveling to various destinations.