Hsin Chi
Taiwanese film director (1924-2010)
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Hsin Chi
Taiwanese film director (1924-2010)
Hsin Chi (辛奇) (23 October 1924 – 22 October 2010), birth name as Hsin Jin-Chuan (Chinese: 辛金傳), was a Taiwanese film director who was known for his Taiwanese-language films in the 1960s, including The Bride Who Has Returned From Hell (Chinese: 地獄新娘;1965), Foolish Bride, Naive Groom (Chinese: 三八新娘憨子婿;1967), and The Rice Dumpling Vendor (Chinese: 燒肉粽;1969). He directed nearly fifty Taiwanese-language films, most of them have a close relationship with plays and literature.
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Hsin Chi (辛奇) (23 October 1924 – 22 October 2010), birth name as Hsin Jin-Chuan (Chinese: 辛金傳), was a Taiwanese film director who was known for his Taiwanese-language films in the 1960s, including The Bride Who Has Returned From Hell (Chinese: 地獄新娘;1965), Foolish Bride, Naive Groom (Chinese: 三八新娘憨子婿;1967), and The Rice Dumpling Vendor (Chinese: 燒肉粽;1969). He directed nearly fifty Taiwanese-language films, most of them have a close relationship with plays and literature.
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