"In 1979, ""Film Weekly"" began serializing the column ""Exposing People"". Photographer Lu Yuying presented the daily work of film workers in black and white photos: calm, serious, and dedicated, sometimes serious and sometimes relaxed. Each photo was taken by Lu Shi waiting and capturing on set, or inviting film workers to special places to use documentary methods for filming; The question of black and white permeates the mental state of the subject, and beyond the light shadows, the filmmaker presents a true side. Each photo seems to solidify the filmmaker's soul.
By September 1983, over 100 issues of 'Exposed People' had ceased publication, and some of the photos had been compiled into the book 'Filmmakers' in 1985, but the print run was extremely low and difficult to find in the public. Now, the author has reorganized the photos, compiled them for publication, and written down her memories and thoughts on each subject. In every word and line, it is not only a tribute to a generation of filmmakers, but also a tribute to every predecessor. The stories of over 100 filmmakers reshape an era of Hong Kong cinema, teaching readers to trace the glorious years of Hong Kong cinema.
1979年，《電影雙周刊》開始連載專欄〈曝光人物〉，攝影師盧玉瑩以黑白照呈現電影工作者的工作日常 沉着、認真、投入，時而嚴肅時而轻松，每幅照片都是盧氏在片場靜待和捕捉，或是邀請電影工作者在特別的場所，用上紀實方法拍攝;黑白之問，渗透出被攝者的精神面貌，燈影以外，電影人展現真實一面，每張照片，彷彿凝鑄了電影人的靈魂。
及至1983年9月，100多期&
