Angelina Jolie once confided in a Vietnamese star about Pax Thien, saying something that touched everyone!

In 2011, meeting at the press conference to launch the animated movie ‘Kungfu Panda 2’ in the US, Hollywood’s ‘woman’ emotionally opened up to the ‘Dragon Trap’ actress about her Vietnamese adopted son and your hobby.

As the face representing Vietnam at the launch event of the movie Kungfu Panda 2 in Glendale, California on April 14, 2011. Ngo Thanh Van said she was very excited and had unforgettable memories after meeting and interacting with the stars participating in the voice acting in the movie Kungfu Panda 2 such as: Angelina Jolie and Jack Black. Not only that, Ngo Thanh Van also brought interesting gifts from Vietnam to give to these Hollywood stars .

“When I received the invitation from MegaStar and DreamWorks Animation, I did not hesitate to accept immediately. I was very happy to know that I had the opportunity to meet and talk directly with Jack Black, and especially with Angelina Jolie, someone I have always admired.

Especially when I saw Angelina Jolie, I understood why she could become the sexiest woman on the planet and one of the most influential people in the world,” the Dragon Trap actress recalled . the feeling of meeting an idol.

Ngo Thanh Van gave Angelina Jolie a notebook where she collected images of beautiful Vietnamese landscapes, as a gift to help Pax Thien remember his roots. “I saw Angelina Jolie’s eyes sparkle when she held the notebook. She respectfully turned each page and gave me compliments. She said: “Even though he was young, Pax liked to learn about his origins. Surely my boy will like the gift you give him. I also hope my son remembers that he is a person of Vietnamese origin and loves his homeland and country.” I felt my heart warm because I felt the sincerity in Angelina’s sharing”, Ngo Thanh Van expressed.

It is known that Pax Thien did not pursue an acting career like his parents. The 19 year old boy is currently choosing to pursue art games .

Sources say Pax Thien uses mixed media visual art process (mixed media, using more than one medium or material to create work) and digital media. He works secretly under the stage name Embtto to avoid the reputation of relying on his famous parents. From an orphan named Nguyen Quang Sang, his life turned around when he was adopted by a famous global star and changed his name to Pax Thien.

In 2007, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt went to Vietnam for the first time. The Hollywood actor and his wife had a charity trip to an orphanage. While the other children were happy when someone came, the image of the shy boy, just hiding in a corner, caught Jolie’s attention. She decided to go through adoption procedures and bring her to America to live. The shy boy’s life also changed from then on.

In an interview with Vogue, Angelina Jolie admitted that she initially had no intention of adopting Pax Thien because her first son was Cambodian. But now, the Maleficent star is grateful to have her two eldest sons always by her side. “Pax Thien is now the motivation for me to live. I feel lucky to be the mother of Maddox, Pax Thien and Zahara,” she said.

Even though he was adopted by a Hollywood star, Pax Thien always remembers his roots. The guy was encouraged by Angelina Jolie to learn Vietnamese and learn about the S-shaped country’s culture.

Previously, in a conversation with Woman’s Hour, the Hollywood star said she was proud that her children proactively learned about cultures. “We absolutely do not know what kind of person our children are until they clearly express what direction they like and want to develop. Children have a special interest in cultures. That’s what I’ve dreamed of.”

Angelina let her children choose the language they wanted to learn, like Maddox was born in Cambodia but this teenager chose to learn German and Russian, however, during visits to Maddox’s hometown of Cambodia, her younger sister Shiloh liked Khmer very much and chose to learn Khmer.

Although Maddox did not choose to learn Khmer, he was very interested in learning about history and in the process of retracing Cambodia’s history, he was the one who talked to his mother about a painful period. of the Cambodian people under the genocidal regime of Pol Pot and convinced her mother to make a documentary about this historical story.