What films has Guo Jingming directed?

"Little Times" is the first work of director Guo Jingming. I believe everyone is very familiar with this movie. Guo Jingming also won the Best Newcomer in Chinese New Films at the 16th Shanghai International Film Festival for this movie. Director Award. Later, he directed four films, "Tiny Times 2: The Age of Aoki", "Tiny Times 3: The Age of Thorns", and "Tiny Times 4: The End of the Soul", which earned approximately 1.79 billion, achieving very good box office results. Although Guo Jingming made a lot of money, he also received a lot of negative comments. In fact, the ratings of these four movies on Douban are very low. The reason why the movies in the Little Times series have low ratings is because the stories in the Little Times series are too fake, and the movie style is very luxurious. The fictional upper class society is therefore called ruined by many people. ’s domestically produced bad films are the benchmark for bad films in the Chinese film industry.

Guo Jingming also directed "Grand Trail". Although this movie has a strong cast, it is basically supported by special effects, without any film skills, and the plot of the movie is a mess and lacks focus. However, the technology used in the filming of "Grand Trail" and the entire 3D effect of the movie have not been tried before in the Chinese film industry. It is an unfamiliar field. Despite this, the movie also received a box office of 382 million.

In recent years, Guo Jingming has directed many micro-movies "AI" and the newly released "The Name of a Boy". Perhaps it is because of polishing and learning that Guo Jingming has found his area of ??expertise. He can always shoot love. Gorgeous and tragic, it uses details to attack people's hearts, and all kinds of details make people burst into tears. This is the charm of the movie. After many years of precipitation and hard work, Guo Jingming finally captured the hearts of the audience and proved himself with good works.

In addition to movies, Guo Jingming's novels are also worth mentioning, such as "Sadness Against the River" and "The Summer Solstice Has Not Come". Guo Jingming has written to the extreme on the subject of youth. He can always directly capture the hearts and minds of readers. ***Ming not only exposes campus bullying and the darkness of human nature, but also vividly describes the dazzling beauty of youth.