Ning Ying

Born in Beijing in 1959, Ning Ying was admitted to the Beijing Film Academy in 1978 together with many of the filmmakers of China’s Fifth Generation. She left China for Italy in 1980 and completed her film training at the Rome Film Experimental Academy in 1986. After returning to China in 1987, she worked as Bernardo Bertolucci’s assistant director for The Last Emperor. She made her directorial debut with Someone Loves Just Me, and then directed her “Beijing Trilogy”: For Fun, On the Beat, and I Love Beijing. Together, the films are an analysis of the massive changes that China’s national capital had undergone over the previous decades. Ning started venturing into documentaries with a series of shorts for UNICEF. Her first feature-length documentary Railroad of Hope, which follows the mass migration of cheap labor between Sichuan and Xinjiang, won the Grand Prize at the 2002 Cinema du Réel festival in Paris.

宁瀛，中国著名导演。她先后就读于北京电影学院和意大利电影实验中心。曾在意大利著名导演贝尔托鲁奇的《末代皇帝》中任副导演。在国际领域中，宁瀛广为人知的作品有“北京三部曲”。

寧瀛，中國著名導演。她先後就讀於北京電影學院和義大利電影實驗中心。曾在義大利著名導演貝爾託魯奇的《末代皇帝溥儀》中任副導演。在國際領域中，寧瀛廣為人知的作品有“北京三部曲”。