Ang Lee

Ang Lee, born in Chaozhou, Pingtung, is a Taiwanese director. Representative works include "Pushing Hands", "The Wedding Banquet", "Eat Drink Man and Woman", "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", "Brokeback Mountain" and "The Life of Pi". He has won two Oscars for Best Director, two Golden Globes for Best Director in a Motion Picture, two Golden Lions at the Venice Film Festival, two Golden Bears at the Berlin Film Festival, and a Lifetime Achievement Award at the British Academy Film Awards. In recognition of his contribution to film, he was awarded the First and Second Class Order of the Star of the Republic of China, the French Knight of the Order of Culture and Arts, Japan's Takamatsu Palace Memorial World Culture Award and the Presidential Cultural Award.