Zhang Yimou's daughter.

Zhang Mo, 3 1, 65438, from Xi, Shaanxi, female directors, a young man from China, is a screenwriter and editor. She graduated from the Film Academy of new york University, majoring in screenwriter and director, and graduated from the Department of Architecture of Columbia University. As the daughter of Zhang Yimou, Zhang Mo has been influenced by the artistic atmosphere since she was a child, and has a strong interest in movies.

In 2009, Zhang Mo became the editor of the film Surprise with Three Guns and officially entered the film industry. 20 10 served as the deputy director of the film Love of Hawthorn Tree, and was responsible for the Chinese-English translation of the film. 20 1 1, Zhang Mo once again served as the deputy director of the film flowers of war. These experiences have enabled Zhang Mo to accumulate rich experience in film production.

In his personal life, Zhang Mo is low-key and modest, and rarely uses his father's fame for hype. She devoted herself to the film industry, constantly improving her professional quality and becoming a new force in the film industry in China. Different from other celebrities' children, Zhang Mo's growth path is full of hardships and efforts, and she shows a solid foundation and unique perspective in her film works.

Zhang Yimou's personal profile

Zhang Yimou, 1950 was born in Xi, Shaanxi Province on April 2, 1950. He is a famous film director in China and is regarded as one of the representatives of the "fifth generation directors". He has received honorary doctorates from Boston University and Yale University in the United States, and is now distinguished professor of Beijing Film Academy.

Zhang Yimou lived in a real environment since childhood, 1968 jumped the queue in the countryside after graduating from junior high school. Later, he was assigned to a textile factory as a worker. It was not until the college entrance examination was resumed that he was able to enter the Beijing Film Academy. From 65438 to 0982, Zhang Yimou was assigned to work in Guangxi Film Studio.

Zhang Yimou's directorial career began at 1978, when he entered the Beijing Film Academy to study photography. 65438-0984, first worked as a photographer for the film One and Eight, and won the China Film Excellent Photographer Award. Since then, Zhang Yimou has not only made great achievements in photography, but also personally participated in movies, winning three awards: Tokyo, Berlin and Golden Rooster.