What are the memorabilia in Zhang Yimou?

From 65438 to 0984, Zhang Yimou made a splash as a cinematographer for the first time. Worked as a photographer in the film One and Eight directed by Jun-Zhao Zheng. At that time, he won 1984 China Film Excellent Photography Award for his bold composition and unique lens design.

1986 Zhang Yimou starred in the film "Old Well" directed by Wu, and the performance was simple and accurate. With this film, he won three best actors: the Best Actor Award at the 2nd Tokyo International Film Festival, the Best Actor Award at the 8th Golden Rooster Award in China and the Best Actor Award at the 11th Hundred Flowers Award Film Festival. Became the first A-level international film festival winner in China.

1987 Directed the film Red Sorghum. His works won the Golden Rooster Award for Best Feature Film at the 8th China Film Festival, Hundred Flowers Award for Best Feature Film at the 11th China Film Festival, and Golden Bear Award for Best Feature Film at the 38th West Berlin International Film Festival 1988.

From 65438 to 0999, Zhang Yimou's MTV Blessing the Motherland, which was dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the founding of New China, won the "Five Ones" project award from the Propaganda Department of the CPC, and was Zhang Yimou's MTV debut. The magnificent picture shows Tang Can, a fashionable folk diva who is praised by the media as "the leader of China's new folk songs".

In 2008, he was the general director of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 29th Summer Olympic Games. Directed the Beijing Olympic Games, dreamily displayed China culture, and perfectly expressed the theme of "One World, One Dream", which won unanimous praise at home and abroad, and its popularity and reputation were once again enhanced.

20111February, an autobiographical memoir named Zhang Yimou's Homework was officially published. This book contains more than 65,438+000 photos of Zhang Yimou, and many past events written and dictated by him. So far, this is the only personal book that he personally participated in.

20 12 is a fruitful year for Zhang Yimou. In this year, he successively won the Lifetime Achievement Award of 14 Mumbai International Film Festival, 12 Marrakech International Film Festival Master Outstanding Contribution Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award of the 35th Cairo International Film Festival, which represented another peak of his directing career.