Which Chinese actors have won acting awards at the Cannes Film Festival?

The 47th (1994): Actor Award: Ge You "Alive".

The 53rd (2000): Actor Award: Tony Leung "In the Mood For Love" (Hong Kong, China).

The 57th (2004): Best Actress Award: Maggie Cheung in "Clean" (France).

List of Chinese-language film awards:

The only Chinese-language film to win the Palme d'Or so far, "Farewell My Concubine"

In 1959, Taiwanese drama industry veteran Tian Chen's "The Lady" became the first Chinese film to officially compete for the Palme d'Or at Cannes.

Li Hanxiang (Taiwanese director): 1960 "A Chinese Ghost Story", 1962 "Yang Guifei", 1963 "Wu ??Zetian" were shortlisted for the "Palme d'Or".

"Yang Guifei" won the Color Award for Best Interior Photography for its magnificent palace settings and costumes, becoming the first Chinese-language film to win an award at Cannes.

In 1964, Tang Cheng's ink animation "Tadpole Looking for Mom" ??won the Honorary Award at the 17th Cannes Film Festival.

In 1975, Hu Jinquan's "The Heroine" won the highest comprehensive technical award, second only to the Palme d'Or and the Grand Jury Prize, and introduced Chinese martial arts movies to the world.

In 1993, Chen Kaige's "Farewell My Concubine" won the "Palme d'Or" award, and Hou Hsiao-hsien's "A Dream of Life" won the Jury Prize.

In 1994, "Alive" won the Jury Prize

In 1994, Zhang Yimou's "Alive" won the Jury Prize, and Ge You won the Best Actor (the first Chinese Cannes Best Actor).

In 1999, Chen Kaige's "Jing Ke Assassins the King of Qin" won Cannes' highest technical award.

In 2000, Wong Kar-wai's "In the Mood for Love" won the Cannes Best Artistic Achievement Award (Du Kefeng, Li Pingbin, Zhang Shuping), Tony Leung was awarded the Cannes Best Actor, Jiang Wen's "The Devil Is Coming" won the Jury Award, and Edward Yang "Yi Yi" won the Best Director Award.

In 2004, Maggie Cheung won the Best Actress at Cannes

In 2004, Maggie Cheung won the Best Actress title at Cannes for the French film "Clean" (the first Chinese Cannes Best Actress and the first Asian Cannes Best Actress) ).

In 2005, Gong Li won the "Cannes Special Award".

In 2005, Wang Xiaoshuai’s “Green Red” won the Jury Prize.

In 2006, Wong Kar-wai became the first Chinese to serve as chairman of the Cannes jury. Wang Chao's "Summer in River City" won the award in the "Special Attention" category.

In 2007, Wong Kar-wai's new English film "Blueberry Nights" was shortlisted for the main competition of the "Palme d'Or" and became the opening film. This was also the first film directed by a Chinese in the Cannes Film Festival in 60 years. as the opening film.

In 2009, Mei Feng won the Best Screenplay Award for "The Night with the Spring Breeze" (it was the second time that a Chinese screenwriter won the Screenplay Award at the International Category A Film Festival after Wang Xiaoshuai's "Left and Right" won the Berlin Award)

In 2010, Wang Xiaoshuai's "Rizhao Chongqing" was shortlisted for the main competition of the "Palme d'Or".

In 2013, Jia Zhangke's "Destined" won the Best Screenplay Award.

In 2015, the "Directors' Fortnight" section of the Cannes Film Festival announced that the "Golden Carriage Award" was awarded to Chinese director Jia Zhangke (the first Chinese director to win this award); "The Assassin" directed by Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien Won Best Director.

In 2017, Qiu Yang's short film "February in a Small Town" won China's first short film "Golden Palm" award.

In 2018, Chinese director Wei Shujun’s short film "Yanbian Boy" won the Special Jury Mention Award.