According to the WeChat public account of the China Film Directors Association on the 28th, at 12:33 on August 28, 2024, the former first-level director of Beijing Film Studio, the former president of the China Children and Youth Film Society, and one of the representatives of Ch

According to the WeChat public account of the China Film Directors Association on the 28th, at 12:33 on August 28, 2024, the former first-level director of Beijing Film Studio, the former president of the China Children and Youth Film Society, and one of the representatives of China’s fourth generation of directors 1. Director Wang Junzheng, a member of the China Film Association and a member of the China Film Directors Association, died suddenly of illness in Beijing.

Wang Junzheng, born on November 11, 1945 in Yan'an City, Shaanxi Province, is a female director and screenwriter from Mainland China. She graduated from Beijing Film Academy.

In 1980, Wang Junzheng independently directed his first film " Miao Miao ". The film won the Outstanding Film Award of the Ministry of Culture of China and the Special Award of the 1st China Golden Rooster Award.

In 1982, he wrote and directed the feature film "Ying Sheng Brother", which won the Outstanding Film Award from the Ministry of Culture of China.

In 1987, the drama film "The First Woman in the Forest" directed by him was released.

In 1992, he directed the children's film " Heaven Replies ", which won the International Youth and Children's Film and Television Center Award at the 43rd Berlin International Film Festival and the Best Feature Film Award at the 10th Chicago Children's Festival in the United States.

In 2000, he directed the feature film "Falling in Love with the New Century". In 2002, the family children's film "That Time of Your Life" directed by him was released.

(Source: China Film Directors Association WeChat official account)

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