"Parasite" director Bong Joon-ho ties Oscar record, which Disney has held for 67 years

You may already know that Parasite is the winner of this year's Best Picture Oscar and the first non-English foreign film to win the award, but this film actually tied another historical record - the most Oscars won in a single time. Previously, the record was set by Walt Disney. In 1953, Disney became the first individual to win four individual awards: Best Animated Short Film, Best Live Action Short Film, Best Documentary Short Film, and Best Documentary Feature.

This time, Bong Joon-ho won the Best Director Award, Best Original Screenplay Award, Best International Film Award and Best Picture Award for his "Parasite".

However, some people may raise questions, aren't there many movies that have won more than four Oscars in one night, but the awards won by those movies were given to different people. However, this time Bong Joon-ho is not only the director and screenwriter of "Parasite", but also the producer of the film, so he can personally win all the above awards, adding a new name to this record that has been silent for 67 years.