Filmmaker Ang Lee's life journey was largely shaped by the forces of globalization and his diverse cultural background. Born in Taiwan and eventually moving to the United States, Lee experienced the blending of Eastern and Western values. His films often explore themes of cultural identity, alienation, and the impact of globalization on personal relationships. Notable works like “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” showcased the fusion of Eastern aesthetics with Western storytelling, bridging cultural divides. Lee's ability to navigate these complexities reflects both his personal experiences and the changing dynamics of a global cinematic landscape, thus enriching contemporary cinema.