Abstract
Wong Kar-wais films are characterized by his unique filming techniques and captivating script dialogues, showcasing his distinctive cinematic style. Through personalized expressions, Wong introduces Eastern aesthetics and philosophical thinking to international audiences, resulting in enthusiastic reception. Taking Chungking Express as an example, this film is one of Wongs masterpieces, vividly portraying the urban landscape of 1980s Hong Kong. Despite its short production cycle, the movie has garnered numerous awards on the international stage. This paper delves into the reasons behind the international popularity of Wongs films, using Chungking Express as a case study. It analyzes foreign reviews of the film and explores Wong Kar-wais personal experiences, focusing on his filming techniques and scriptwriting style. Through personalized expressions, Wong presents Eastern aesthetics and philosophical thinking to international audiences, leaving a profound impression of Chinese elements in his films and contributing to their enthusiastic reception.
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