In the Hong Kong film industry, the name Er Dongsheng is almost a household name. He is not only known in the film industry as a director, but is also often active in several projects as a producer. Recently, he has attracted attention for the achievements of his two brothers in the field of film. At an awards ceremony, his brothers Qin Pei and Jiang David won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor respectively, and this achievement also proves that Er Dongsheng has a huge influence behind it.
The success of Qin Pei and Jiang David is not only a reflection of their personal talents, but also the result of Er Dongsheng's encouragement and support for them. Jiang David mentioned his younger brother Er Dongsheng in his thank-you speech when accepting the award, and Er Dongsheng in the audience waved his hand, his face full of pride and happiness, so that all the audience felt his pride in his family's achievements.
This scene is in stark contrast to Er Dongsheng's behavior on other occasions. At a different awards ceremony, when the director of "Diary of a Youth" gave a speech on stage, he seemed a little impatient and frequently made urging gestures. The contrast has sparked discussion about his possible double standards, which many have questioned.
Despite this controversy, it cannot be denied that the success of Qin Pei, Jiang Dawei and Er Dongsheng reflects the deep influence of one family in the Hong Kong film industry. Although the trio share different surnames, they have written a brilliant chapter in the film industry together, showcasing their exceptional talent in filmmaking.
Through this family story, we can see that behind the seemingly glamorous industry of film, it is actually full of family support and personal struggle. The story of Er Dongsheng and his brothers reminds us that behind any success, there is often the silent support of family and the unremitting efforts of individuals. Their experience is not only a love for the film industry, but also a testament to the unity and mutual support of the family.
These stories have left a strong mark on the history of Hong Kong cinema, and they also teach us that the understanding and support of family members are indispensable in the pursuit of our dreams. It is this strength that has allowed many artists to persevere and move forward in difficult circumstances, and finally reach the peak of their careers.