Hsin Chi is a pivotal figure in the history of Taiwanese cinema, best known for his directorial work in the Hokkien-language film industry. His most notable film, *The Professional Killer* (1971), stands out for its gritty narrative and has become a sought-after item among collectors. This film exemplifies the unique blend of crime and realism that defined his approach, making it a cornerstone for enthusiasts of Taiwanese cinema. Chi directed over 50 films, although only a handful have survived, making these existing works particularly valuable to collectors. His contributions extend beyond directing; he played a key role in the preservation of Hokkien-language films, collaborating with the Chinese Taipei Film Archive. His efforts have not only safeguarded a vital part of Taiwan's cinematic heritage but also provided rich historical insights through interviews and archives. Collectors seek out Chi's work not only for its artistic merit but also for its significance in understanding the evolution of Taiwanese film.