What is the background of the director of The Prince of Tears? Why did you send such a shocking work?

The director of The Prince of Tears is Yang Fan.

Yang Fan: Hong Kong film director and professional photographer, born in Hengshan, Hunan, born in Hankou, Hubei, grew up in Taiwan Province and Hong Kong. In his early days, he was the author of China Student Weekly. He studied in England, America and France, and was keen on movies, photography, music and dance.

1969, Yang worked as a special actor in Hollywood, USA, performing "China Dance" and creating a dance drama "Fanfan". /kloc-returned to Hong Kong in 0/973, founded "Peanut Film Club" and released French films such as Old Dreams and Autumn Waters. Continue to be a professional photographer. 1978 Served as director and producer of Chiayi TV Station, and filmed variety shows such as Yang Fan Special and Chen Meiling Special. Yang Fan is from Hongkong, and his films are famous for their aestheticism. Under his focal plane, there is always the most aura moment.

Yang Fan is in a very unique position in the Hong Kong film industry. It seems inappropriate to say that he is in business. In fact, he is an untrained independent film director. His film style is very personal. In his early days, he took a purely romantic path, such as his first novel The Diary of a Teenage Girl, The Story of a Rose and Flowers on the Sea. Recently, the sword has gradually begun to go sideways, and the style has begun to focus on eroticism and marginal themes. For example, Bisognin, a novel about homosexuality, and Dream in the Garden, which won overseas awards, were released in recent years. Although the box office of Yang Fan's works is not satisfactory, it has a good reputation in the circle and is favored by a certain number of groups such as Wong Kar-wai. Most of Yang Fan's works are somewhat aesthetic, but their plots are often dull and occasionally scattered. Take "A Dream in the Garden" as an example, the film is permeated with a kind of declining luxury beauty, and the beautiful picture frequently reveals decadent flavor, and the story progresses smoothly and slowly. Yang Fan's grasp of this aesthetic feeling is really handy. In fact, a kind of erotic ambiguity has been revealed from "A Dream in the Garden", which is only implicit and hidden. When it comes to "peach color", Yang Fan has taken a big step, turning the provocative desire of sexual exchange in A Dream of Red Mansions into a bolder and more explicit desire.

As for whether people are shocked or not, it is a matter of personal appreciation and preference. ...