Wang Hengli's career.

1983 worked as a photographer in the feature film of Gold Exchange.

1984 worked as a photographer in the feature film Yamaha Fish File. Nomination for Best Photography in the 5th Golden Rooster Award of China Film. The paper "Documentary Attempt of Film Photography" was published in China Film Yearbook.

65438-0985, went to the United States, Japan and Hong Kong for a professional film inspection.

1986-1987 Photographer of the feature film Sun Yat-sen (Part I and Part II). Won the Best Photography Award in the 7th Golden Rooster Award of China Film.

1989 Photographer of the feature film "Little Xia Romance" and "Escape from Hong Kong". Published an academic paper "Motion and Painting of Movie Pictures", published in "Movie Art".

199 1 year as a screenwriter and director of the feature film "A bloody lion". Won the silver award at Harbin Film Festival. Published a paper on "The Basic Principles of the Film' Sun Yat-sen' Photography Modeling Conception" in "From Script to Film".

1992 Writer and director of the feature film Out of Death Camp. In the same year, he won the first excellent photography award of China Film Photographers Association.

65438-0995, screenwriter, director and chief photographer of the music feature film Xian Xinghai. Won the special prize of China Film Observation Award; The Communist Party of China (CPC) Propaganda Department's Five One Project Award; Guangdong literary and artistic works award. Published the paper "Poetry Film, Music Film", published in "Film Newsletter".

1996 "I am young" feature film director and photographer. The film won the Five One Project Award in Guangdong Province and the national key film.

1998 screenwriter, director and photographer of the movie Dancing with Dragonflies. The film won the China Film Observation Award, the Excellent Film Award and the Guangdong Literature Creation Award.

1999 screenwriter, director and photographer of the film "Cylon Won the Gold Medal". The film won the China Film Observation Award for Excellent Film.

In 2000, he directed 20 episodes of TV series "Sentimental Days in the Ruthless Strait".