The renowned actor of adult films, Tzu Gan Jiang, is a name that resonates far and wide with Vietnamese audiences. He is best known and adored for his iconic roles such as Ngao Bai in The Legendary Dragon, Lo Tri Tham in The Legend of Tai Chi, and Kim Mao Su Vuong Ta Ton in The Heavenly Dragon. However, few know that behind this illustrious facade lies a soul burdened by mental health issues, having attempted suicide twice due to his fragile mental state.

The 18+ Film King Faces Personal Struggles
Entering the entertainment industry, Tzu Gan Jiang is often offered roles due to his towering height of 1m86 and strikingly attractive features. After more than a decade in the acting field, he still struggles to find a stable place in the industry.
With the rise of 18+ films, Tzu Gan Jiang has truly made a name for himself, often being compared to icons like “king of comedies” Chow Sing Chi, “king of kung fu” Donnie Yen, and “king of action films” Chow Yun Fat.
Throughout his career, Tzu Gan Jiang has starred in over 80 adult films, leading the list of male stars in the hottest adult film industry in the Chinese-speaking world. He has also had the unique opportunity to collaborate with prominent female stars such as Thieu Ky, Diep Ngoc Khanh, Ly Le Tran, and Ong Hong, earning him significant respect in the industry.

With the moniker “king of 18+ films,” Tzu Gan Jiang has faced numerous challenges regarding the stigma surrounding adult films. His family has also struggled to accept this aspect of his career, with his sister openly stating that their relationship is strained due to his profession.
Born and raised in a family of traditional doctors, Tzu Gan Jiang’s choice of career has caused a rift with his family. The iconic role of “Ngao Bai” was not without its hardships, as he battled severe mental health issues for nearly a decade.
As the 18+ film industry began to decline, Tzu Gan Jiang transitioned to mainstream films and garnered public recognition through titles such as The Legend of the Golden Dragon, Little Girl and the Invincible Flower, Han Dynasty Legend, and Legend of the Sword and Fairy.

A Marriage Marked by Challenges: Tzu Gan Jiang’s Personal Life
As a notable figure in the adult film industry, Tzu Gan Jiang has had his share of romantic relationships, notably with his wife, An Chuc Binh. Their relationship is often described as tumultuous, reflecting the challenges faced by public figures.
In 1994, while sitting in a café at Van Nam Airport in China, Tzu Gan Jiang fortuitously spotted a beautiful waitress with striking eyes and a captivating smile. In a bold move, he introduced himself: “I am Tzu Gan Jiang, I like you. Let’s get married!” However, An Chuc Binh initially rejected his advances.
Due to fate’s design, the following year, Tzu Gan Jiang and An Chuc Binh had the chance to reunite in Beijing. The actor once again expressed his feelings, and after a third meeting, they quickly decided to marry.

Tzu Gan Jiang and An Chuc Binh have a son named Tzu Phi. Inherited his father’s striking features, Tzu Phi is also making his mark in the entertainment industry, particularly in film and music. Notably, Tzu Gan Jiang has been quite strict in raising his son, imparting wisdom with a firm approach. When Tzu Phi faced challenges in his studies, the veteran actor advised him: “When you understand the true value of hard work, only then will you realize the importance of relationships with others.”
Thanks to Tzu Gan Jiang’s nurturing guidance, Tzu Phi has grown into a respectful young man, demonstrating concern and care for others. Interestingly, Tzu Gan Jiang’s wife shared that Tzu Phi became emotional after leaving home to join the film crew, shedding tears immediately after their son departed.

At 63 years old, Tzu Gan Jiang is currently enjoying a peaceful life with his family, pursuing his passion for the arts, such as writing, sculpting, and painting. Despite the challenges he’s faced, “Ngao Bai” remains a key chapter in his life, symbolizing his resilience and the continuous journey of self-discovery.
Source: QQ