Tang Wei, the Chinese actress who has shone on the international stage, has undergone some changes in her career after marrying South Korean director Kim Tae-yong. Although she has not completely withdrawn from the entertainment industry, she has relatively few activities in the Korean entertainment market, which has also given her some sense of distance among fans and viewers in China.
Tang Weizhi is looking for an opportunity to regain a foothold in the Chinese entertainment industry, but the road has not been easy. Her popularity in China is not as high as she is in South Korea, perhaps due to the fact that she has fewer works in China or that her artistic image is skewed from the aesthetics of the mainstream market. As a result, she doesn't have many resources and opportunities in Chinese mainland, which also makes her face challenges in securing suitable roles.
In terms of married life, directors Tang Wei and Kim Tae-yong have always kept a low profile and rarely show their love lives in public. Since the two often live separately, this has led to some speculation about their marital status, and there are even rumors of divorce. However, Tang Wei always gives her husband enough respect and support in public, and she often expresses her appreciation and love for her husband in Hong Kong activities.
Although Tang Wei's development in the Chinese entertainment industry was not as smooth as her in South Korea, she did not give up. She remains an important figure in the Chinese film industry, and her acting skills and artistic value have been widely recognized. Her films, such as "Lust, Caution" and "Beijing Meets Seattle", are classics in the history of Chinese cinema.
Tang Wei's story reminds us that stars in the entertainment industry face a variety of challenges and choices. Whether it's career development or personal life, they have to make decisions that are right for them and put in the effort to make them. For Tang Wei, whether she continues to develop in South Korea or looks for opportunities to return to the Chinese entertainment industry, she needs to remain tenacious and patient, believing in her own worth and talent. After all, art and talent have no borders, and Tang Wei's film road still has a long way to go.