Li Han-hsiang
Richard Li Han-hsiang was a Chinese film director. Li directed more than 70 films in his career beginning in the 1950s and lasting till the 1990s. His The Enchanting Shadow, The Magnificent Concubine, and Empress Wu Tse-Tien were entered into the Cannes Film Festival in 1960, 1962, and 1963 respectively.
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The Last Tempest
director
1976
The Empress Dowager
director
1975
The Empress Dowager
writer
1975
Forbidden Tales of Two Cities
writer
1975
Forbidden Tales of Two Cities
director
1975
That's Adultery!
director
1975
Sinful Confession
writer
1974
Sinful Confession
actor
1974
Sinful Confession
director
1974
Reminiscence
director
1974
Scandal
director
1974
Scandal
writer
1974
The Golden Lotus
writer
1974
The Golden Lotus
director
1974
The Happiest Moment
director
1973
The Happiest Moment
writer
1973
Illicit Desire
writer
1973
Illicit Desire
director
1973
Facets of Love
writer
1973
Facets of Love
director
1973
Tales of Larceny
director
1973
Legends of Lust
director
1972
The Warlord
writer
1972
The Warlord
director
1972
Four Moods
director
1970
Four Moods
writer
1970
Storm Over the Yangtse River
director
1969
At Dawn
director
1968
Love Is Thicker Than Wine
director
1967
Beauty of Beauties
director
1965
Beyond the Great Wall
director
1964
The Coin
director
1964
The Adulteress
director
1963
Return of the Phoenix
director
1963
Empress Wu
director
1963
Empress Wu
writer
1963
The Love Eterne
director
1963
The Love Eterne
writer
1963
The Magnificent Concubine
director
1962
The Pistol
director
1961
The Enchanting Shadow
director
1960
Back Door
director
1960
The Adventure of the 13th Sister
director
1959
The Kingdom and the Beauty
director
1959
Diau Charn
director
1958
Beyond the Blue Horizon
writer
1956
Beyond the Blue Horizon
director
1956
Love is More Intoxicating than Wine
director