What TV shows and movies has Zhang Yimou directed?

Zhang Yimou's film and television works: 1984 "One and Eight" 1984 "Yellow Earth" 1986 "Red Sorghum" 1988 "Codename "Puma" 1990 "Ju Dou" 1991 "Raise the Red Lantern" 1992 "Qiu Ju's Lawsuit" 1994 "Alive" 1996 "Have Something to Say" 1999 "My Father and Mother" 2000 "Happy Time" 2002 "Hero" 2003 "House of Flying Daggers" 2005 "A Thousand Miles Alone" Zhang Yimou (1951.11. 14-) Director, photographer, actor. A native of Xi'an, Shaanxi. After graduating from junior high school in 1968, he joined a team to work in rural areas of Qianxian County, Shaanxi Province, and later worked as a worker at the No. 8 National Cotton Factory in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province. In 1978, he entered the photography department of Beijing Film Academy to study. After graduating in 1982, he worked as a photographer at Guangxi Film Studio. In 1984, he shot the film "Yellow Earth", which fully mobilized photography techniques to show the simplicity and simplicity of the Loess Plateau with a unique shape. In 1985, he won the Best Cinematography Award at the 5th China Golden Rooster Award and the 7th Nantes Triennale in France. Best Cinematography Award at the Continental International Film Festival, the Oriental Kodak Outstanding Production Technology Award at the 5th Hawaii International Film Festival. Starred in the film "Old Well" in 1987, and won the Best Actor Award at the 2nd Tokyo International Film Festival in the same year, in 1988 He won the Best Actor Award at the 8th China Golden Rooster Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 11th Film Hundred Flowers Awards. In 1987, he directed the film "Red Sorghum". With its strong colors and bold style, it praised the passionate and exciting national spirit of the Chinese nation. It integrated narrative and lyricism, realism and freehand brushwork, and exerted the unique charm of film language. In 1988, Won the Best Feature Film Award at the 8th China Film Golden Rooster Award, the Best Feature Film Award at the 11th Film Hundred Flowers Awards, the Golden Bear Award for Best Feature Film at the 38th West Berlin International Film Festival, and the Best Feature Film Award at the 5th Zimbabwe International Film Festival. Best Film Award, Best Director Award, Feature Film Authenticity and Novelty Award, Film Critics Award at the 35th Sydney International Film Festival, Director Atlas Gold Award at the First Marrakesh International Film and Television Festival in Morocco; 1989 The 16th Brussels International Film Festival Radio Youth Audience Jury Best Film Award. In 1990, he directed the film "Ju Dou". In the same year, he won the first Luis Bu?uel Special Award at the 43rd Cannes International Film Festival in France, and the Grand Prize-Gold at the 35th Valladolid International Film Festival in Spain. Spike Award, Audience Choice Award for Best Film, and the Grand Prize of the Chicago International Film Festival - Golden Hugo Award. In 1991, he directed the film "Raise the Red Lantern". In the same year, he won the Silver Lion Award at the 48th Venice International Film Festival in Italy, the International Association of Film Critics Award, the Kingery Special Award for Styling, and the Avella Notali Special Award; In 1992, he won the Italian National Academy Award (David Award), the Best Foreign Language Film Award, and the Italian Milan Film Association Audience Award for the first foreign language film of the year. In 1992, he directed "Qiu Ju's Lawsuit", which won the Golden Lion Award at the 49th Venice International Film Festival in Italy in the same year. In 1993, he won the 1992 Outstanding Film Award and Honorary Award from the Ministry of Radio, Film and Television. In 1998, the director's film "No One Less" won the Outstanding Feature Film Award and the Outstanding Director Award at the China Film Huabiao Awards; the Best Feature Film Award at the 1998 University Student Film Festival.

In 1999, the director's film "My Father and Mother" won the 20th Golden Rooster Award for Best Feature Film and Best Director; the Hundred Flowers Award for Best Feature Film and Best Director. In 2000, the director's film "Happy Time" won Zhang Yimou: 1995 Montreal International Film Festival in Canada: one of the top ten outstanding directors in the world 1995 Colorado International Film Festival in the United States: Outstanding Achievement Award 1995 Hawaii International Film Festival in the United States: Lifetime Achievement Award In 1996, the American "Entertainment Weekly" was selected as the contemporary world One of the twenty great directors to shoot feature films: 1984: "One and Eight" (cooperated with Xiao Feng) "Yellow Earth" 1986: "Military Parade" Performance films: 1987: "Old Well" 1989: "Ancient and Modern War with Qin Terracotta Warriors" "Love" Director's feature films: 1987: "Red Sorghum" 1988: "Codename "Puma" (cooperated with Yang Fengliang) 1990: "Ju Dou" 1991: "Raise the Red Lantern" 1992: "Qiu Ju's Lawsuit" 1994: "Alive" 1995: "Shake, Shake, Shake to Grandma Bridge" 1996: "Speak Well" 1997: "Turandot" (opera, Italy) 1998: "Turandot" (opera, Imperial Ancestral Temple, Forbidden City, China) 1998 : "No one can be left behind" 1999: "My Father and Mother" 2000: "Happy Time" 2002: "Hero" 2003: "House of Flying Daggers" 2005: "Ride Alone for Thousands of Miles" 2007: "A City Full of Golden Armor" 》