First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers
retrospective categorization of pioneering Chinese filmmakers from 1905 to the mid-1930s
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First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers
Summary
First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers is a group of humans[1].
Key Facts
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers is in the country of Qing dynasty[2].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers is in the country of Republic of China[3].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers's instance of is recorded as group of humans[4].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers was followed by Second Generation of Chinese Filmmakers[5].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers is part of first generation Chinese cinema[6].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Jingfeng Ren[7].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Zhang Shichuan[8].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Zheng Zhengqiu[9].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Pengnian Ren[10].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Cheng Bugao[11].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Dan Duyu[12].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Bu Wancang[13].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Li Pingqian[14].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Hong Shen[15].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Yang Xiaozhong[16].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Runje Shaw[17].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers comprises Sun Yu[18].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers's significant event is recorded as Xinhai Revolution[19].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers's start of work period is recorded as 1905[20].
- First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers's end of work period is recorded as 1930[21].
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Definition and Type
First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers's instance of is recorded as group of humans[4].
Use and Application
Components include Jingfeng Ren[7], a film director[22], 1850–1932[23]; Zhang Shichuan[8], an entrepreneur[24], 1890–1954[25], of China[26]; Zheng Zhengqiu[9], a film director[27], 1889–1935[28], of China[29]; Pengnian Ren[10], a film director[30], 1894–1968[31], of Chinese Empire[32]; Cheng Bugao[11], a film director[33], 1898–1966[34], of People's Republic of China[35]; and Dan Duyu[12], a film director[36], 1897–1972[37], of Taiwan[38]. First Generation of Chinese Filmmakers is part of first generation Chinese cinema[6].