
The General Retires
Drama
Overview
A general who devoted his life to the communist cause, retires, only to find that his household is in disarray, his grown children money-grubbing, and Vietnamese society far from the rosy picture of equality he'd imagined he'd helped make it.
Top Cast


Mạnh Linh
Mạnh Linh
General Thuấn
Mạnh Linh
General Thuấn


Hoàng Cúc
Hoàng Cúc
Thủy
Hoàng Cúc
Thủy


Trần Hạnh
Trần Hạnh
Mr. Cơ
Trần Hạnh
Mr. Cơ


Thu An
Thu An
Ms. Thuấn
Thu An
Ms. Thuấn


Hoàng Dũng
Hoàng Dũng
Khổng
Hoàng Dũng
Khổng


Tú Oanh
Tú Oanh
Lài
Tú Oanh
Lài


Chiều Xuân
Chiều Xuân
Kim Chi
Chiều Xuân
Kim Chi
Hoàng Thắng
Hoàng Thắng
Tuân
Hoàng Thắng
Tuân


Mai Chau
Mai Chau
Mai Chau


Hoà Tâm
Hoà Tâm
Hoà Tâm
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