Which director filmed the hero?

Zhang Yimou

Born on November 14, 1950 in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China;

1957-1962 Xi'an Jifang Primary School; 1962-1966 Xi'an No. Thirty Middle School; 1968-1971 Worked in Qianxian County, Shaanxi Province (went to the mountains and went to the countryside); 1971-1982 Worker at the No. 8 National Cotton Factory in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province; 1978-1982 Photography at Beijing Film Academy Department;

1982-1997 Guangxi Film Studio

List of awards for Zhang Yimou’s film masterpieces

"Red Sorghum"

Radio, Film and Television 1986-87 Annual Government Award; the 11th Popular Film Hundred Flowers Award: Best Feature Film; the 8th Golden Rooster Award: Best Feature Film Award, Best Photography Award, Best Music Award, Best Sound Recording Award; 38th West Berlin International Film Festival Grand Prize: Golden Bear Award; The 5th Zimbabwe International Film Festival: Best Film Award, Best Director Award, Feature Film Authenticity and Novelty Award, Best Artistic Achievement Award; Australia's 35th Sydney International Film Festival: Sydney Film Critics Award; 1st Marrakech International Film Festival in Morocco: Grand Atlas Gold Award for Director; Grand Atlas Gold Award for Producer; 16th Brussels International Film Festival, Belgium: Best Award from the Youth Listeners Committee of the Belgian French Radio Best Film Award; the 5th Montpellier International Film Festival in France: Silver Bear Award; the 8th Hong Kong Film Awards: one of the top ten Chinese films; the GDR Filmmakers Association Annual Award: Nomination Award; Cuba Annual Release Film Awards: One of the ten best feature films.

"Qiu Ju's Lawsuit"

The first Changchun International Film Festival: Gold Cup Award; the 45th International Film Festival in Venice, Italy: Golden Lion Award for Best Film, Best Actress Award (Gong Li); Ministry of Radio, Film and Television 1992-93 Government Award; 15th Popular Film Hundred Flowers Award: Best Film Award, Best Actress Award (Gong Li); 12th China Film Golden Rooster Award: Best Film Award , Best Actress Award (Gong Li); 11th Hong Kong Film Awards: One of the top ten Chinese films.

"Alive"

The 47th International Film Festival in Cannes, France: Jury Prize, Best Actor Award (Ge You), Humanitarian Award; 13th Hong Kong Film Awards Awards: One of the top ten Chinese-language films; National Society of Film Critics for Best Foreign Language Film; Los Angeles Film Critics Association for Best Foreign Language Film; American Film Golden Globe Award: Best Foreign Language Film Nomination; British National Academy Award: Best Foreign Language Film Award.

"Shake, Shake, Rock to Grandma Bridge"

The 48th International Film Festival in Cannes, France: Best Technical Award; National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Foreign Language Film; American Film Critics People's Association Award for Best Foreign Language Film: Free Argument Award; Los Angeles Film Critics Association Best Cinematography Award (Lu Le); The 10th Hong Kong Film Awards: Best Film Score, Best Actress Nomination; Strange Love in Paris, France Action Film Showcase: Grand Prize.

"Ju Dou"

The 9th Hong Kong Film Awards: one of the top ten Chinese films; the 43rd Cannes Film Festival in France: the first Luis Bunuel Special Award; Spain's 35th Valladolid International Film Festival: Golden Harvest Award, Audience Choice Best Film Award; Chicago International Film Festival, USA: Golden Hugo Award; USA's 63rd Academy Awards: Best Foreign Language Film Nomination .

"Raise the Red Lantern"

The 10th Hong Kong Film Awards: one of the top ten Chinese films; the 44th Venice International Film Festival in Italy: Silver Lion Award, International Association of Filmmakers Grand Prix, Catholic Association of Film Critics Grand Prix, Kingery Special Award for Styling, Special Award for Avila Notta; 64th Academy Awards in the United States: Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film; Italian National Academy Award (David Award) ): Best Foreign Language Film Award, Best Foreign Language Film Actress Nomination (Gong Li); Audience Comment Award from the Milan Film Association, Italy this year: Best Foreign Language Film First Place Award; British National Film Academy Awards: Best Foreign Language Film Award; Belgium Outstanding Film Award; American Film Academy Award: Best Cinematography Nomination (Lu Le); New York's "Movie Magazine" selected the top ten films in the world in 1995; the American "Movie Magazine" selected the ten best films in the world in 1995 First place.

Zhang Yimou’s awards:

Won the Montreal International Film Festival in Canada: one of the top ten outstanding directors in the world; the Colorado International Film Festival in the United States: Outstanding Achievement Award; Hawaii International Film Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award; selected as one of the twenty great directors in the contemporary world by the American "Entertainment Weekly" magazine.