Resume of Daniel Yu Wai-Kwok Weiguo.

1990 The first film, The Condor Heroes 199 1 September, was a great commercial success in Asia, and 1992 won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Production Designer and Best Photography.

1994, the first film "Heaven and Earth" jointly produced by Tianmu Production Company and Chinese mainland was released, which was directed by David Lai. During the same period, they co-produced the film Forever, directed by the famous director Liu Zhenwei and starring Andy Lau.

From 65438 to 0995, the film Burgis Street directed by Yang Fan was produced in Singapore.

1997 Hong Kong-made films are co-produced with director Chen Guo, which have the most commemorative significance and cultural value in Hong Kong. This film has won many awards and praises at home and abroad.

1998 co-produced the film "There were a lot of fireworks last year" with director Chen Guo, which once again gathered many remarkable achievements. The film received rave reviews at the 49th Berlin Film Festival and received seven nominations at the Hong Kong Academy Awards the following year.

From 2004 to 2006, he served as the chief operating officer of Yingyi Entertainment Co., Ltd. established in Andy Lau, responsible for the investment and production of all films starring Andy Lau.

In 2005, he took the lead in initiating and producing a series of films of "Asian rising star directors" project. The project has achieved great success in many film festivals in Asia and even the world. Among them, the most famous film is "Crazy Stone" by Chinese mainland director Ning Hao, which is called the most commercial and creative film work model in China film history.

Moved to Beijing in 2008 and began to turn to the mainland market. He cooperated with the famous director Ning Hao on many projects and started to run the second issue of "Asian Rising Stars Guide".

In 2009, the film No Man's Land directed by Ning Hao and Falling in Love with My Ex-wife directed by Li Gongle were successfully put into operation.

20 10 Asian rising star directed the first work of the second phase, Knife Seeing Smile, co-producer, Korean film Love, Not Love.

"Knife Seeing Laughter" has been widely praised by the industry since its release, and the director of this film successfully took over the director barrel of "Painted Skin 2" with this film. At the same time, this film is also the first film in Chinese mainland to be selected into the "Crazy Midnight Show" unit of the Toronto Film Festival. The work was distributed worldwide by 20th Century Flowserve Company. Not long ago, the 48th Taiwan Golden Horse Award was announced. The film was nominated for four awards, and finally won two awards: best cutting-edge director and best styling design.

The Korean film Love, Not Love starring Hyun Bin and Lin Xiujing is the only Asian film selected for the 20 1 1 Berlin Film Festival.

20 1 1 year, he co-produced the action blockbuster "Our Days" with Ceng Zhiwei.

It is understood that the film will be a veritable action film, with many older actors from Felix Wong Yat Wa, Lv Liangwei, Yam Tat-wah, Tommy Tam and Michael Miu, and will be directed by the famous martial arts director Xiong Xinxin himself. 1996 directed the movie 1/2 Sleeping Together starring Andy Lau and Rosamund Kwan.

In 2005, the film I Love You Again, which was written and directed by myself, ranked among the top ten in Hong Kong box office. 1990, Andy Lau co-founded the awning production company.

In 2000, "Jiyuetang" was established in Hong Kong, mainly engaged in film production and commercial activities, and gave strong support to international films produced in Hong Kong.

The Moon Picking Hall has made many movies that are familiar to the audience, such as Batman Prequel 2: The Dark Knight, Fantastic Four, Tomb Raider 2, July, Walking with the Rain, Battle of the Giants, Infectious Diseases, transformers 3 and so on.

"October Hall" currently has several branches in Beijing and Seoul. In 2006, he served as part of the judges of the New Wave Award of the 1 1 Busan Film Festival in South Korea.

In 2007, he was the executive producer of the first Asian Film Festival.