Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Director

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Director Ang Lee.

Ang Lee is the pride of director China. He won the Oscar for Best Director twice and the film he directed won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film once. He is a frequent visitor to the three major film festivals in Europe and has won three major film festival awards for many times. He directed five Chinese-language films, each of which swept the Golden Horse Award and the Golden Award.

This film is the only martial arts film directed by Ang Lee, starring Chow Yun Fat, Yang Ziqiong, Zhang Ziyi and Zhang zhen. The film tells the story that Li Mubai, a great warrior, has the intention of quitting the Jianghu and entrusts Yu Xiulian, a confidante, to bring her Qingming sword to Beijing as a gift for Baylor's collection. Li Mubai's withdrawal from the Jianghu actually aroused more Jianghu grievances.

The greatest significance of this film is that it won the Oscar for best foreign language film. The success of this film has made more people break the inherent cognition, and martial arts films can also contain literary and cultural connotations.

Ang Lee's works

1, push hand

This film is the first work directed by Ang Lee and a famous work directed by Ang Lee. Starring Lang Xiong and Wang Lai, it tells the story of family conflicts caused by Zhu Lao's retirement and his son's acceptance to live in the United States. Because he doesn't know the language, his living habits are different from those of his children. This film truly and delicately reflects the family conflicts caused by cultural differences between China and the West.

2. Wedding reception

Directed by Ang Lee and starring Zhao Wen _, Mitchell Lichtenstein, Jin Sumei, Lang Xiong and Gui Yalei, this same-sex film tells a series of stories about Gao Weitong, a homosexual who lives in the United States, who faked his marriage with Gu Weiwei, an illegal immigrant female painter, in order to send away his forced parents. You can see the shadow of Brokeback Mountain at the back of this film.