1. "Pushing Hands" (1991)
Synopsis: Ang Lee's film debut focuses on the family conflicts between retired Tai Chi master Zhu Lao and his children in the United States, deeply reflecting the differences and conflicts between Chinese and Western cultures.
Achievement: The film was shot in only 24 days and won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress and Special Jury Awards.
Evaluation: Douban has a score of 8.4, which is an important starting point for Ang Lee's directorial career.
2. The Wedding Banquet (1993)
Synopsis: It tells the story of Gao Weitong, a gay man who settled in the United States, and Gu Weiwei, an illegal immigrant female painter, in response to his parents' forced marriage, and explores the conflict between family, marriage, tradition and modernity.
Achievements: Won many international awards such as the Berlin Golden Bear Award and the Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for Best Feature Film.
Evaluation: Douban has a score of 8.9, which is deeply loved by the audience.
3. "Men and Women on Diet" (1994)
Introduction: Set against the backdrop of the life of Chef Zhu and his three daughters at Yuanshan Hotel in Taiwan, it shows the complexity of family, affection and love in the changing times.
Achievement: Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 67th Academy Awards, the first time a Chinese-speaking director has won this award.
Evaluation: Douban has a score of 9.1, known as one of Ang Lee's "father trilogy".
4. "Sense and Sensibility" (1995)
Synopsis: Adapted from Jane Austen's novel of the same name, it tells the story of two sisters' intellectual and emotional conflict in love and marriage.
Achievements: Nominated for seven Golden Bear Awards and Academy Awards.
Evaluation: Douban score 8.3, showing Ang Lee's deep insight into human nature.
5. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
Synopsis: Ang Lee's first martial arts film tells the story of the grievances and hatreds of a generation of heroes Li Mubai and Yu Xiulian, Yu Jiaolong and others.
Achievement: Winning the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film is a milestone for Chinese films.
Evaluation: Douban score of 8.1, promoting Chinese martial arts culture to the world.
6. "Brokeback Mountain" (2005)
Synopsis: Set in 1963 in the western Wyoming of the United States, it tells the love story between two cowboy Jack and Ennis.
Achievements: Won the Academy Award for Best Director, the Venice Golden Lion Award, etc.
Evaluation: Douban has a score of 8.7, becoming a classic of the same theme.
7. "Lust and Caution" (2007)
Synopsis: Adapted from the short story of the same name by Zhang Ailing, it tells the story of Wang Jiazhi, a female college student, who uses her beauty to get close to the traitor Mr. Yi with the intention of assassination.
Achievements: Won the Venice Golden Lion Award for Best Film and the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards.
Evaluation: Douban score 8.3, causing widespread controversy and discussion.
8. Life of Pi (2012)
Synopsis: Based on the novel of the same name, it tells the fantasy story of Pi and a Bengal tiger drifting on the sea.
Achievement: Won the Academy Award for Best Director, showcasing Ang Lee's prowess in visual effects and emotional expression.
Evaluation: Douban score 9.0, it is a thought-provoking masterpiece.
9. "Billy Lynn's Halftime Fight" (2016)
Synopsis: Tells the story of soldier Billy Lynn's inner struggle between war and peace, using 120 frames of shooting technology to present an unprecedented visual experience.
Achievement: Although it did not win the grand prize, it was praised for its technological innovation and profound theme.
Evaluation: Douban has a score of 8.4, which is a psychological drama worth pondering.
10. "Gemini Killer" (2019)
Synopsis: The story of Agent Henry who finds himself hunted down by a young clone, combined with 120 frames + 4K + 3D technology to present a visual feast.
Achievements: Although the box office and word of mouth are average, the technical exploration is worthy of recognition.
Evaluation: Douban score 6.8, the technical breakthrough has become the highlight of the film.