Malaysian film's star wins Best Actor at Golden Horse Awards, Chinese stars return


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Wu Kang-ren poses with the Best Leading Actor award for 'Abang Adik' at the 60th Golden Horse Awards in Taipei, Taiwan, November 25, 2023. — Photo: Reuters

Actress Hu Ling on Saturday became the first Chinese film star to walk the red carpet of Taiwan's Golden Horse Awards since 2019, when China boycotted the self-ruled island's biggest awards show over political tensions.

Chinese director Huang Ji also attended the ceremony with her Japanese husband Ryuji Otsuka, and the couple won the coveted best feature film for the social drama Stonewalling they co-directed.

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