Cai Lan (1941August18-), a hipster from Guangdong, studied in Japan and developed his career in Hong Kong. He is a film producer, film producer, gourmet, columnist, TV presenter and businessman. Influenced by my father, I read many works of modern writers in my childhood. In his early years, he wrote film reviews in Nanyang Business Daily in Singapore. When I was sixteen or seventeen, I left Singapore for a foreign country, and then I went to Japan to study film production. Cai Lan's father, Cai Wenxuan, moved to Nanyang from Zhaomencai Village in Chaoan County in his early years. He was a poet and later worked as a director in a branch of Shaw Studio, while his mother Hong was a primary school principal. Cai Lan ranks third in the family.

Cai Lan has lived in Tokyo, new york, Paris, Seoul, Taipei, Barcelona and Bangkok and is familiar with many languages. I studied calligraphy and seal cutting under Mr. Feng Kang.

After Cai Lan arrived in Hong Kong in 1963, he worked as a producer of Shaw, Golden Harvest and other large Southeast Asian film companies for a long time. Producer films include: Fast Food Car, Long Hudou, Lucky Star, City Hunter, Charlie Hebdo, Good Man, Major Crimes and other blockbusters starring Jackie Chan.

From 65438 to 0989, the TV program "Nobody Defends Tonight" co-hosted by Wong Kar-wai, Cai Lan and Ni Kuang set a viewing record for the same period of Hong Kong TV programs.

Cai Lan has been writing for many years and has published more than 60 books. The first collection of Cai Lan's travels published by Guangdong Tourism Publishing House includes Cai Lan's Destiny, Art, Leisure in Busy Hours, Diary of Cai Lan Travel, A Little Acacia, What's Wrong with Madness, Cape Essays, Er Le Ye and Wandering.

Cai Lan began to enter the business world. The products developed by the manufacturers include violent tea, violent rice cola and other series of violent products, and the sauces in Cai Lan include salted fish sauce, cabbage scallop sauce, olive scallop sauce and hot sauce. Other imported products include Australian sparkling wine and Lushi health food.

From 1997 to 1999, TV programs hosted by Cai Lan include "Life in Cai Lan" and "Cai Lan Sighs the World".

In 2008, Cai Lan hosted the TVB TV program "Cai Lan Sighs Famous Cuisine".

In 2009, Cai Lan, a talented person in his seventies, returned to the Jianghu and joined hands with Shenzhen Satellite TV to create a gourmet ace program "Food in Cai Lan". Cai Lan, praised by gourmets, is as famous as Huang Tonggeng. Cai Lan wrote a film review when he was young. At the age of 18, he studied in Japan, which was appreciated by Sean Xiao. He became the department manager of Shaw in Japan, responsible for purchasing Japanese blockbusters and sending them to Southeast Asia for distribution. He was also responsible for the location work in Hong Kong and supervising the production of some low-budget films. Zhang Che went to Japan to shoot golden swallow, which was welcomed by Cai Lan. 1963, Cai Lan returned to Hongkong and worked as the production manager of Shaw Company, traveling between Taiwan Province Province and East Asia. During Shaw's time, he not only participated in the production of many films, but also wrote Hong Kong Mystery (1976), Oil Devil (1976) and other films. 1982, he transferred to Jiahe film company, became vice president and supervised many films. Cai Lan has lived in Tokyo, new york, Paris, Seoul, Taipei, Barcelona, Bangkok and other places, and is familiar with many languages. His experiences and experiences of wandering abroad all the year round have provided great convenience for Jiahe's cross-port film production.

Most of Jackie Chan's overseas films are made by Cai Lan. For example, Fast Food Car (1984) filmed in Spain, Brother Dragon and Brother Tiger (1986) filmed in Spain and Yugoslavia, Fire of Thunderstorm (1995) filmed in Japan, A Good Man filmed in Australia (/kloc-0). Cai Lan has a wide range of interests and diverse hobbies. He once set up the "Road" film company and made films such as King Peacock (1989) and King Smart (199 1).