Zeng Zhuangxiang

Zeng Zhuangxiang

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Zeng Zhuangxiang, director of Taiwan. Born in 1947. He is known as one of the new film writers in Taiwan in the 1980s. Originally from Taishan, Guangdong, born in Hong Kong. Graduated from the Department of foreign languages, Taiwan University.

Profile

Later, he went to the University of Texas at Austin to study English and American literature and film production. He returned to Taiwan in 1982 with a master's degree in film. He has been a director of central film company and Tomson film company, and a full-time lecturer in the Department of radio, film and television of Shixin University and the Department of communication arts of Chaoyang University of science and technology. Specializing in film production and film methodology. At present, he is a full-time associate professor in the Department of cinematography, National Taiwan University of the arts.

cinematographic works

Films include lifeline, son's big doll, flute in the fog, killing husband and so on.

Creative experience

In 1983, he directed the experimental film lifeline and won the sixth golden harvest award for feature film. In the same year, he directed the second paragraph of "Xiaoqi's hat" in "the son's big doll" the sandwich man, describing the disaster caused by Japanese dumping in Taiwan. In 1985, she directed awomanofwrath, which shows women's great sacrifice under the unequal concept of gender.