About Chang Mei-chun
Lived 1944 – 1985 (aged 40–41). Chang Mei-chun was a Taiwanese film director.
Chang Mei-chun (; 1944 – 22 November 1985) was a Korean-born Taiwanese film director. He adapted the works of writers Chiung Yao and Wang Zhenhe to film, and was known for completing films quickly. He directed Taiwan's first 3D film, as well as the first film in Taiwan to feature underwater photography.
Career Chang was of Chinese descent, born in Keijō, Korea, then under Japanese rule.
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Who was Chang Mei-chun?
Korean-born Taiwanese film director
When was Chang Mei-chun born?
Chang Mei-chun was born in 1944 in Keijō.
When did Chang Mei-chun die?
Chang Mei-chun died on 22 November 1985 in Chung Shan Hospital.
What was Chang Mei-chun's occupation?
Chang Mei-chun was a film director.
What nationality was Chang Mei-chun?
Chang Mei-chun was Taiwanese.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Chang Mei-chun. https://biography.guide/chang-mei-chun/
MLA: "Chang Mei-chun." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/chang-mei-chun/.
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