Best Actress in the 35th Golden Rooster Awards

The best actress in the 35th Golden Rooster Award is Xi Meijuan.

Winners of the 35th Golden Rooster Award:

1, Best Feature Film of the 35th Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award: Battle of Changjin Lake.

2. Special Award of the 35th China Golden Rooster Award Jury: "My Father and I".

3. Best Director of the 35th China Golden Rooster Award: Chen Kaige, Tsui Hark and the Battle of Changjin Lake in Lin Chaoxian.

4. Best Screenplay in the 35th China Golden Rooster Award: Shao's Love Myth.

5. Best Actor in the Golden Rooster Award of the 35th Chinese Film: Zhu Yilong (Mo Sanmei plays "Life Events").

6. Lifetime Achievement Award of the 35th Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award: Wang,,.

7. Best Photography in the 35th Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award: Zhao Xiaoding's Sniper.

The difference between Golden Rooster Award and Hundred Flowers Award;

1, the founding time is different.

Hundred Flowers Award, founded in 1962, is an audience award in Chinese mainland film industry. The Golden Rooster Award was established in 198 1, which is an authoritative and professional film award in Chinese mainland film industry.

2. Different status.

China Golden Rooster Award is an authoritative and professional film award in Chinese mainland film industry. Together with the Hong Kong Film Awards and the Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards, it is called the three major awards for Chinese films. Hundred Flowers Award represents the audience's views and comments on the film, and the audience votes to produce awards, so it is also called the "audience award".

3. Different meanings.

Hundred Flowers Award is named after a hundred flowers, which symbolizes the blooming of cinemas and the beautiful spring scenery, and encourages film artists to create more good films that China people like.

The Golden Rooster Award was born in 198 1 (the first award was given in Hangzhou). Because it belongs to the Year of the Rooster in China, it is named the Golden Rooster Award for Chinese films, which encourages filmmakers to smell and dance with the spirit of the golden rooster announcing the dawn.