Recently, some netizens suddenly broke out old photos of Wong Kar-wai when he was 20 years old. In the photo, Wong Kar-wai has a hairstyle that was popular back then, wears a shirt and glasses, and the camera in his hand adds a literary atmosphere to him.
照片一出，迅速引起网友热议，不少网友直言“First time we see his eyes”（第一次看到他的眼睛）。
This incident quickly attracted the attention of the Hong Kong media, and the sharp-eyed Hong Kong media also found that the camera in his hand was his first all-mechanical camera, which has been discontinued.
The Hong Kong media, which has always been lively and not a big deal, also turned out the movie in which Wong Kar-wai once made a cameo appearance, praising him for not wearing glasses and hitting his face.
The movie turned out by the Hong Kong media is the movie "Goodbye" directed and starring Chen Xunqi, in which Wong Kar-wai makes a cameo appearance as a policeman.
However, there are not many shots, only a few seconds.
But this is also his rare appearance of not even wearing glasses, Hong Kong media think that his appearance hits the dawn of his face, do you think it looks like it?
Now when many people talk about Wong Kar-wai, what comes to their minds is the appearance of him wearing sunglasses, and some people also call him the "King of Sunglasses".
Wong Kar-wai first entered the circle as a screenwriter, and after graduating from university, he joined the choreographer and director group of TVB's production training class in his spare time to learn to be a screenwriter. However, he didn't stay long in the assembly-line TVB before leaving, and worked as a screenwriter for a living.
He used to stay in Xinyi City, and also served as the screenwriter of the feature film "Caiyun Song" directed by Wu Xiaoyun, which was also the first film script he wrote.
However, he was finally fired from Xinyicheng, Huang Baiming said that Wong Kar-wai's "delay" was very serious, and he stayed in the company for two months, and did not hand over a script, and then Huang Baiming ordered Wong Kar-wai to hand over a script within half a month, and as a result, the script handed over was "a pile of waste paper", so he was fired.
Wong Kar-wai, who was expelled from New Arts City, quickly proved himself with "The Last Victory", which was nominated for several nominations at the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards, and he himself was nominated for Best Screenplay.
In the same year, he served as the screenwriter of the comedy "Ghost Inn" directed by Liu Zhenwei, and made a cameo role as a policeman in the film, but he was already wearing glasses at that time.
Later, he turned to a screenwriter and director, and in 1988, he pushed the crime drama "Mong Kok Carmen" co-starring Andy Lau, Maggie Cheung, and Jacky Cheung. He was nominated for Best Director at the Academy Awards and JM Awards for this film.
This movie has also become a turning point in Maggie Cheung's career, starting from this play, Maggie Cheung's acting skills have soared qualitatively, and it also brought her the first nomination for the actress in her life, and since then she has embarked on the road of acting.
"The True Story of A Fei", "East Evil and West Poison", "Chongqing Forest" and other films have proved his strength.
And he also likes to change the script while shooting, some movies don't even have a complete script, they are all based on the story outline, "The True Story of A Fei" has no script after half of filming, and "In the Mood for Love" is the same.
"Chongqing Forest" was written during the day and filmed at night, while cutting and making copies, he also clarified for this, saying that he wrote the script, but netizens laughed and questioned the later supplement.
And after he became a director, he basically didn't take off his sunglasses when he appeared in public, and sunglasses became his trademark. At the 14th Academy Awards, Tony Leung cosed Wong Kar-wai.
In 1997, when Wang Jing wrote "Hardcover Difficult Brothers", he filmed him and Wong Kar-wai mockingly.
The movie is about Wong Kar-wai who travels back to the 60s and meets Wang Jing when he was still a child. Dramatically, Wong Kar-wai's films were not appreciated by anyone at the time (Wong Kar-wai used to have some films that were well-received but not popular), and Wong Ching was his fan.
At the end of the story, Wang Jing said that he wanted to make a movie like Wong Kar Wai, and Wong Kar Wai thought about it and said, "You should go and make your SNP (market movie)."
And the "Wong Kar-wai" in the movie is also wearing iconic sunglasses.
On May 4th, Wen Nianzhong, a famous art director who once studied under Zhang Shuping and collaborated with Wong Kar-wai on the three works of "Fallen Angel", "Springtime" and "In the Mood for Love", also posted a photo taken by the crew of "Fallen Angel" in 1995 on social platforms.
Because Wong Kar-wai also didn't wear sunglasses.
Did you recognize him at first sight?
Unexpectedly, there are still photos of younger days popping up now.
Do you think he doesn't wear glasses, is he hitting the dawn in the face as the Hong Kong media said?