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Name: Zhang Yimou.

Date of birth:19511104.

Zodiac: Rabbit

Constellation: Scorpio

Native place: Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province

Place of birth: Xi 'an, Shaanxi

Occupation: director, photographer, actor

Education: 1982 graduated from the photography department of Beijing Film Academy.

Personal profile and work achievements (awards):

1968 after graduating from junior high school, he jumped the queue to work in the rural areas of Ganxian County, Shaanxi Province, and then worked as a worker in the Eighth National Cotton Mill in Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province.

1978 studied in the photography department of Beijing Film Academy.

1982 worked as a photographer in Guangxi Film Studio after graduation.

1984 filmed the film Yellow Land, which fully mobilized the means of photography and showed the simplicity and simplicity of the Loess Plateau with a unique shape. 1985 won the Best Photography Award of the 5th China Golden Rooster Award, the Best Photography Award of the 7th Nantes Three Continents International Film Festival, and the Oriental Kodak Excellent Production Technology Award of the 5th Hawaii International Film Festival.

1987 starred in the film "Old Well" and won the Best Actor Award at the Second Tokyo International Film Festival in the same year. 1988 won the Best Actor Award in the 8th Golden Rooster Award of China Film and the Best Actor Award in the 11th Hundred Flowers Award Film.

The film "Red Sorghum" directed by 1987 praised the inspiring national spirit of the Chinese nation with rich colors and bold style, and combined narrative with lyricism, realism and freehand brushwork, giving full play to the unique charm of the film language. 1988 won the Best Feature Film Award of the 8th China Golden Rooster Award, the 11th Hundred Flowers Award Film Best Feature Film Award and the 38th West Berlin International Film Award. Best film award, best director award and novel feature film award at the 5th Zimbabwe International Film Festival, film criticism award at the 35th Sydney International Film Festival, and Grand Atlas gold award for the director of the 1st Marash International Film and Television Festival in Morocco; 1989 won the Best Film Award from the Young Audience Jury of the 6th Brussels International Film Festival.

1990 directed the film Ju Dou, and won the first Louis of the 43rd Cannes International Film Festival in France in the same year. Bunuel Special Award, Golden Spike Award of the 35th Vallado Reed International Film Festival, Best Film Award of Audience Selection, Golden Hugo Award of Chicago International Film Festival.

199 1 directed the film "Raise the Red Lantern", and won the Silver Lion Award, the International Film Critics Association Award, the Gingery Style Special Award and the Ai Villano Tully Special Award at the 48th Venice International Film Festival in the same year. 1992 won the Italian National Oscar Award (David Award), the Best Foreign Language Film Award, and the First Foreign Language Film Award for Audience Evaluation of Milan Film Association, Italy.

1992 The director of "The Story of Autumn Chrysanthemum" won the Golden Lion Award at the 49th Venice International Film Festival in the same year, and 1992 won the Excellent Film Award and the Honorary Award of the Ministry of Radio, Film and Television.

1998, the director's film "None Can Be Less" won the China Film Observation Award for Excellent Feature Film and Excellent Director Award; Best feature film award at 98 University Film Festival.

1999 The film My Mom and Dad won the Best Feature Film Award and the Best Director Award in the 20th Golden Rooster Award; Best feature film and best director Hundred Flowers Award.

In 2000, he directed the film Happy Time.

Zhang Yimou won the prize:

1995 Montreal international film festival: one of the top ten outstanding directors in the world.

1995 Colorado International Film Festival: Outstanding Achievement Award

1995 Hawaii International Film Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award

1996 American Entertainment Weekly was selected as one of the top 20 directors in the contemporary world.

Shoot a feature film:

1984: I and VIII (with Xiao Feng)

Yellow land

1986: Grand Parade

Performing movies:

1987: old well

1989: the battle between ancient and modern Qin figurines

Directing feature films:

1987: Red Sorghum

1988: code name "Jaguar" (cooperation with Fengliang Yang)

1990: chrysanthemum bean

199 1: Red lanterns are hung high.

1992: The Story of Qiuju

1994: alive

1995: Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge

1996: "Have something to say"

1997: Turandot (Italian Opera)

1998: Turandot (Opera, China Imperial Palace ancestral temple)

1998: No one can be left behind.

1999: My parents

2000: Happy Time

2002: Heroes

2003: Ambush on all sides