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The following is a list of notable film directors from Mainland China.

He Jianjun (born 1960), Sixth Generation director. He Ping (born 1957), director known for mixing Chinese and Western tropes. He Qun (born 1956), a graduate of the 1982 class of the BFA as a member of the art department; later shifted to direction, including Country Teachers, the Golden Rooster winner of 1994. Hou Hsiao hsien (born 1947), leading figure in Taiwan's New Wave cinema. Hou Yong (born 1960), noted cinematographer for Tian Zhuangzhuang, Zhang Yimou, and others; occasional film director (2004's Jasmine Women). Hu Mei (born 1956), female Fifth Generation director. Huang Jianxin (born 1954), Fifth Generation director known for his films set in urban environments. Huang Shuqin (born 1940), female film director. Huang Zuolin (born 1906–1994), important playwright and film director; a student of Bernard Shaw. Ann Hui, (born 1947), major female director based in Hong Kong, and a leading figure of the Hong Kong New Wave. Huo Jianqi (born 1958), commercially successful film director.

Jia Zhangke (born 1970), leading figure of China's Sixth Generation. Jiang Wen (born 1963), famous Chinese leading man turned director. Jian Yi (born 1975), Chinese independent filmmaker, artist, social entrepreneur. Founder of IFChina Original Studio

Peng Xiaolian (born 1953), female Fifth Generation Chinese director known for her Shanghai based films.

Vivian Qu, female director of the award winning filmTrap Street, and the producer of Black Coal, Thin Ice.

Shao Zuiweng (Runje Shaw, 1896–1975), founder of Tianyi Film Company and director of many of its films. Shen Fu (1905–1994), major director who emerged in post war China with important films like Myriad of Lights. Shen Xiling (1904–1940), important director during the 1930s. Sheng Zhimin, independent film director. Shi Dongshan (1902 1955), Lianhua Film Company director active in the 1930s and 1940s. Shi Hui (1915–1957), actor and director; committed suicide during the Anti Rightist Campaign. Shui Hua (1916 1995), major director of the 1950s and 1960s. Shi Runjiu (born 1969), young director and part of the Sixth Generation. Sun Daolin (1921 2007), veteran actor and director. Sun Yu (1900–1990), one of the most important early directors of Chinese cinema.

Tang Xiaodan (born 1910). Tian Zhuangzhuang (born 1952), major Fifth Generation director, his 1993 film Blue Kite was banned by China with Tian forced out of filmmaking for nearly ten years before his return with Springtime in a Small Town in 2001.