Forty years ago today, on June 7, 1985 (April 19, 1985 lunar calendar), a new generation of Taiwanese directors emerged. Hou Hsiao-hsien On June 7, 1985, Hou Hsiao-hsien won the Best Director Award at the 7th Asia Pacific Film Festival for his film "Winter Vacation", marking the wider recognition of Taiwan's new generation of directors. Taiwan's new generation of film directors grew up in opposition to Taiwanese military education films, policy films, Qiong Yao films and Hong Kong commercial films. They rose to prominence between 1982 and 1983, competing for the top two years in 1984 and 1985. His works make bolder attempts in content and form, clearly revealing personal style and creative interests, such as Zhang Yi's "Yuqing Sister-in-law" and "I have lived my life like this", Hou Hsiao-hsien's "Winter Vacation" and "Childhood Past", Li Youning's "Old Mo's Second Spring", Yang Dechang's "Childhood Sweetheart", etc. Hou Hsiao-hsien, a native of Meizhou, Guangdong, independently directed his debut novel "It's Yoyo Yoyo" in 1980. Later, he directed "Green Grass by the River". "Son's Big Doll" and other milestones became milestones in the operation of new films. The picture shows that Hou Hsiao-hsien's Taiwanese film "City of Sadness" won the Golden Lion Award at the 1992 Venice Film Festival. Yang Dechang Li Youning Zhang Yi "Winter Vacation" 1984 China Film Director: Hou Xiaoxian "Lao Mo's Second Spring" 1984 Director: Li Youning "Yuqing Sister-in-law" 1984 Director: Zhang Yi Starring: Yang Huishan "I Lived Like This" 1985 Director: Zhang Yi Starring: Yang Huishan "Childhood Past" 1985 Director: Hou Xiaoxian "Childhood Sweetheart" 1985 Director: Yang Dechang Starring: Hou Xiaoxian