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The book "Ho Xiao-Shin Cinema" is a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the works and artistic style of Ho Xiao-Shin, one of the pioneers of Taiwan's modern cinema. This book examines how Hu Xiaoxin became one of the pivotal figures in world cinema and takes a close look at his notable works, including such famous films as "City of Sorrow", "The Puppeteer Master", "Shanghai Flowers" and Assassin" which was recognized as the best director at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. In this book, the author analyzes Hu Xiaoxin's artistic style and shows how he was able to make a profound impact on world cinema by using his special cinematic techniques. Attention to fine details, the use of long takes on scenes, and portraits of evolving characters and societies are some of the hallmarks of his work. The book also examines the cultural and historical contexts that have appeared in Hu Xiaoxin's works. The author emphasizes how this director has been able to deal with global and human issues by showing personal and local stories and communicate with international audiences in this way. The Cinema of Hu Xiao-Xin is an invaluable resource for film lovers, film students and scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of one of the most innovative and influential contemporary directors. By providing detailed analysis and in-depth insights, this book helps readers gain a better understanding of modern Asian cinema and its place in the world of cinema.