Hou Yong's acting experience

From 65438 to 0984, Hou Yong was the photographer of September, the first drama film directed by Tian Zhuangzhuang.

1985, 1986, Hou Yong was the photographer of the drama film Zasa in the Hunting Ground and the feature film horse thief directed by Tian Zhuangzhuang. His photography is called "Shan Ye School" because of the original and exotic customs in these two films.

From 65438 to 0986, Hou Yong was the photographer of the film Sun Yat-sen, for which Hou Yong won the Best Photography Award in the 7th China Golden Rooster Award.

1987, The Late Bell, an anti-Japanese war film directed by Hou Yong and directed by Wu Ziniu, won the Silver Bear Award at the 39th West Berlin International Film Festival, and Hou Yong won the Best Photography Award at the 9th Golden Rooster Award for his outstanding photography achievements. In the same year, he also served as the director of Xie Hong, starring ZhangFeng yi and others.

From 65438 to 0988, Hou Yong worked as a screenwriter and photographer for the urban life film He Chooses Murder. This film is the turning point of his lens from Shan Ye to this city, and it is also his first film as a screenwriter.

From 65438 to 0989, Hou Yong filmed the action film Joint Detective directed by Guo Baochang.

199 1 year, Hou Yong independently directed the drama film falling from the sky, which has a strong fifth-generation style. After directing the film, Hou Yong returned to photography.

From 65438 to 0997, Hou Yong worked as a photographer for the historical war film The Opium War, which was directed by Xie Jin and starring Bao Guoan and Lin Liankun. With this film, Hou Yong won the Best Photography Award in the17th China Film Golden Rooster Award.

1998, Hou Yong acted as a feature film "None Less" directed by Zhang Yimou, for which Hou Yong was nominated for the China 19 Golden Rooster Award for Best Photography.

From 65438 to 0999, Hou Yong was the director of Zhang Yimou's romantic film My Father and Mother, for which Hou Yong won the Best Photography Award in the 20th Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award.

In 2000, Zhang Yimou directors Zhao Benshan and Angel starred in the comedy Happy Hour.

In 2003, Hou Yong directed the feature film Jasmine Blossom, which is the second film directed by Hou Yong. Using the three-stage narrative technique, this paper tells the love and fate of a Shanghai woman, it runs in the family, in three chapters: Mo, Li and Hua. Won the jury award of the 7th Shanghai International Film Festival.

In 2005, director Chen, Hu Jun, and An's historical drama "Sleeping for a Taste of Courage" won the Best Long-length TV Series Award at the 2007 Seoul TV Festival.

In 2007, Hou Yong directed the sports film One Man's Olympics, which tells the story of Liu Changchun, an early athlete in China, who overcame many obstacles to participate in the Olympic Games. This is a relatively successful sports film in the Olympic year.

In 2008, directed by Hou Yong, starring Dong Xuan, Pu Cunxin and Liu Peiqi. In the drama The Journey to the West.

20 12 Hou Yong directs the suspense drama Angry Photographer.