Clifford Choi's introduction

Clifford Choi, a native of Dongguan, Guangdong, was born in 1946. 1946 was born in Hong Kong and studied in Hong Kong, Taiwan Province Province and the United States. After graduating from master's degree, I worked as a photojournalist in an American TV station for two years and returned to Hong Kong to join a wireless TV station. 1977 Established Hong Kong Film Culture Center with Rocca and Orfila to promote Hong Kong film culture. From 65438 to 0978, Clifford Choi participated in the screenwriter work of Jackie Chan's famous work Snake-shaped Diaoshou, and officially started his film career. After that, his debut "Applause" was well received and became a model of the new wave "youth film" in Hong Kong. After joining Shaw Company, he directed two films, Lemon Cola and Men and Women. 1990 immigrated to Canada, 1993 returned to Hong Kong and taught at the Film and Television College affiliated to the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.