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The Desert Flower (1937)
It was Wan Hoi-ling's first ever film. She was the production assistant, assistant screenwriter and actress in the film. Embracing Hou Yao's beliefs and values, Wan Hoi-ling followed him ever since.
The Second Marriage of Madam Chow (1938) was made by Hou Yao and Wan Hoi-ling together in 1938. They were partners both in work and life. The Wrong Couple (1938) was another co-production of Hou Yao and Wan Hoi-ling. A Poor Man's Deliverance (1939) was the third collaboration between Wan Hoi-ling and Hung Chung-ho. They co-directed 5 films from 1939 to 1940. Spirit of Overseas Chinese (1946)
A pair of patriotic refugee siblings escaped to Singapore and stayed with their uncle. They wanted to sacrifice themselves for the country, and conflicted with their uncle and friends. The film was somewhat autobiographical and emotional towards the overseas Chinese. As a storyteller, Wan Hoi-ling's narrative was smooth and crafty.
Spirit of Overseas Chinese (1946)
A pair of patriotic refugee siblings escaped to Singapore and stayed with their uncle. They wanted to sacrifice themselves for the country, and conflicted with their uncle and friends. The film was somewhat autobiographical and emotional towards the overseas Chinese. As a storyteller, Wan Hoi-ling's narrative was smooth and crafty.
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