Director of "Spring in a Small Town"

The director of the 1948 film "Spring in a Small Town" was Fei Mu

Fei Mu, also known as Jinglu, also known as Jizhi. Born in Shanghai on October 10, 1906, Chinese film director and screenwriter.

In 1932, he directed the reality-critical drama "City Night", which attracted attention; in 1934, he directed the drama "Fragrant Snow Sea"; in 1935, he directed the ethical film "Father" , which was the first time in the history of Chinese films to use national musical instruments as a soundtrack; in 1936, he filmed the national defense film "Blood on Wolf Mountain" calling for the war of resistance; in 1937, he filmed the opera film "Zhan Jing Tang"; in 1940, he directed the costume drama "The Legend of the Wolf Mountain". "Confucius"; in 1941, he wrote the script for "Children of the World", the first joint film between China and the United States, and then retired from the film industry; in 1942, he established the Shanghai Art Theater; in 1944, he founded the New Art Theater; in 1948 In 2001, he shot China's first color film "Hate of Life and Death"; on January 31, 1951, Fei Mu died of a heart attack at the age of forty-five.

The director of the 2002 movie "Spring in a Small Town" is Tian Zhuangzhuang

Tian Zhuangzhuang was born in Beijing in 1952 and graduated from the Directing Department of Beijing Film Academy in 1982. Chinese film director and producer, graduate tutor of the Directing Department of Beijing Film Academy.

After graduating from middle school in 1968, Tian Zhuangzhuang served as a soldier for seven years and taught himself photography while in the military camp. In 1978, when China resumed its college entrance examination after the Cultural Revolution, he applied for the Directing Department of Beijing Film Academy. In 1980, he directed his first short film "Our Corner" with his classmates during his internship at the university. In 1992, because the "Blue Kite" he directed involved sensitive themes such as the "Cultural Revolution", he was fined and banned from making films for ten years. During this period, he participated in the production of "Grown Up" and other films. In 2003, he resigned as director of Beijing Film Studio and served as a graduate tutor in the Directing Department of Beijing Film Academy.

In 2005, he directed his first documentary "The Ancient Tea Horse Road - Delam" and won the Best Director Award at the 5th Chinese Film Media Awards. In 2007, he won the Golden Goblet Award for Best Director at the Shanghai International Film Festival for his first biographical film "Wu Qingyuan". In 2009, the self-written and directed film "Wolf" won the Taiwan Golden Horse Award for Best Costume and was nominated. In 2014, he co-directed the historical costume film "The Woman of the Dynasty: Yang Guifei" with Zhang Yimou and Shi Qing and served as the art director.