A national first-class director, 77-year-old Huang Jianzhong, took a recent photo, and was once hotly discussed by an actress who pointed out "unspoken rules"

As the backbone of the fourth generation of directors, Huang Jianzhong has been active in the front line of film and television creation with a variety of styles, and his "Good Family Women" and "Little Flowers" have also become his most representative works, and he is also a self-taught director and has been rated as a national first-class director.

Huang Jianzhong, born in 1941 in Surabaya, Indonesia, his ancestral home is in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, returned to China at the age of seven, entered the beijing film studio affiliated with the film school at the age of 19, and in 1979, Huang Jianzhong became famous with "Little Flower" co-directed with Zhang Zheng.

After that, his works such as "Good Family Women", "New Year", "Police Officer in the Year of the Dragon", "The Fission of the Great Qin Empire", "The Song of the Great Wind", "Mother Yi Tianxia" and other dramas were deeply loved by the audience, and in the 21st century, Huang Jianzhong also directed many excellent works.

But Huang Jian's most interesting thing is the "unspoken rules" incident that was noisy that year, and in 2003, actress Zhang Yu broke the news to a number of media, claiming that she had a tape and evidence in her hand to prove that director Huang Jianzhong had a relationship with one of her friends "Xiaoxia" in front of her.

In this regard, Huang Jianzhong said that he did eat with Zhang Yu that day, but after drinking two bottles of beer, he was confused and did not remember what happened after that. Subsequently, huang Jianzhong, Zhang Jizhong, and Yu Min, three directors, posted that Zhang Yu had made a big fuss with the wife of a certain director in order to play, claiming that he was "insulted" by the director.

This matter was once noisy, and then Zhang Yu signed a high-profile contract with Song Zude, and no work has been published, and it has slowly disappeared from the entertainment circle. I don't know if this woman deliberately hyped up, or if there is a real thing, but the end of offending the director is to disappear from the entertainment industry.