Who was the director of the first part of House Gate?

Guo Baochang, born in Beijing in August 1940, is a director and writer in Mainland China. He graduated from the Directing Department of Beijing Film Academy.

In 1980, he directed the film "The Mist of the Goddess Peak". The film was full of suspense and climax, and actively explored both form and content. It is considered to be the best criminal investigation film after the "Cultural Revolution" one. In 1981, he directed the science fiction film "Latent Shadow". Because the creator blindly pursued a bizarre, absurd and exaggerated artistic effect, which was obviously inconsistent with the audience's aesthetic taste at that time, which was still in the realm of realism, the film was criticized. Faced with unanimous criticism from the society, Guo Baochang's artistic creation temporarily fell into a trough.

In 1982, Guo Baochang made a comeback and directed a film "Spring Orchid and Autumn Chrysanthemums" that was full of interest in life. The film was based on real life, serious yet romantic, and touched on the social concerns of the people at that time. question, it has been widely praised. Someone once wrote an article based on the comparison between "Latent Shadow" and "Spring Orchid and Chrysanthemums" and pointed out that Guo Baochang is a very magnanimous and elegant director. This is not only an affirmation of Guo Baochang's works, It is also a full affirmation of his character.

In the late 1980s, Guo Baochang was transferred to Shenzhen Film Company to work, and successively directed and directed films such as "He Chosen Murder" and "The Fog". Among them, "The Detectives", filmed in 1989, is the most sensational one. After the film was released, it received unanimous praise at home and abroad. As a commercial film, it has novel and unique themes, a positive theme, a rigorous structure, a touching plot, distinctive characters, real details, humorous and witty dialogues, climaxes throughout the film, and difficult actions that are realistic and credible, making it The film has a high artistic style and strong watchability. The film won the Outstanding Film Award of the Ministry of Radio, Film and Television from 1989 to 1990.

In addition to directing, Guo Baochang has also developed into various artistic fields. His novel "Immigration to the Special Administrative Region" has been widely influential. Guo Baochang also played a positive role in the history of Chinese films. After the main figures of the fifth generation, Zhang Yimou, Zhang Junzhao, and He Qun, were assigned to the Guangxi factory, Guo Baochang gave them meticulous help and guidance in business. Now these people have become The pillar of Chinese cinema is active in the Chinese film industry, but they still miss Guo Baochang.