Biography
Pai Ching-jui was born in 1931 in Yingkou, Liaoning. He came to Taiwan in 1949. After studying at the foreign language department of Taiwan Provincial Teachers’College (now National Taiwan Normal University), he transferred to the school's art department. He was inspired by Italian neorealism films to become the first person from Taiwan to study film in Italy. He first entered the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma studying painting and stage design, later studying film at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia. After completing his studies in 1964, he returned to Taiwan and worked at the Central Motion Picture Company. Beginning in the 1970s, he tried his hand at romantic art films and adaptations of literary works. He died in 1997 of a heart attack.
Directed
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Four Moods (1970) — Director
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The Coldest Winter in Peking (1981) — Director
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The Wheel of Life (1983) — Director
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The Last Night of Madam Chin (1984) — Director
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Touch of Fairlady (1979) — Director
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Four Winds (1972) — Director
- A Girl Without Sorrow (1979) — Director
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There's No Place like Home (1977) — Director
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Fantasies Behind the Pearly Curtain (1975) — Director
- Walking in the Sunset (1978) — Director
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The Bride & I (1969) — Director
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Poor Chasers (1980) — Director
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Forbidden Imperial Tales (1990) — Director
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Girl Friend (1974) — Director
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The Three Tales (1974) — Director
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Accidental Trio (1969) — Director
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Home, Sweet Home (1970) — Director
- Offend the Law of God (1980) — Director
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Love in a Cabin (1972) — Director
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Lonely Seventeen (1967) — Director
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Forever My Love (1976) — Director
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Fire Bulls (1966) — Director
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The Autumn Love Song (1976) — Director
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Hotel Esquire (1971) — Director
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Love's Many Faces (1978) — Director
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A Morning in Taipei (1964) — Director
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Good Bye! Darling (1970) — Director
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How is the Weather Today? (1974) — Director
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The Sunset in Geneva (1986) — Director
- Two Ugly Men (1973) — Director
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My Father, My Husband, My Son (1974) — Director
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Far Away from Home (1977) — Director
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Un Amore (1963) — Director