Title: Let the Bullets Fly
Content:  Let the Bullets Fly is a 2010 action comedy film written and directed by Jiang Wen, based on a story by Ma Shitu (马识途), a famous Sichuanese writer. The film is set in Sichuan during the 1920s when the bandit Zhang (Jiang Wen) descends upon a town posing as its new governor. The film also stars Chow Yun-fat, Ge You, Carina Lau, Chen Kun and Zhou Yun. The film's script went through over thirty drafts before Jiang Wen was happy with it. Let the Bullets Fly was originally to be released in September 2010 but was pushed back to December. Made in Mandarin and Sichuanese, the film broke several box office records in China, and has received critical acclaim, when it was released. Let the Bullets Fly grossed 674 million yuan (US$110 million) in Chinese box office (becoming the highest grossing domestic film in China until it was beaten by Painted Skin: The Resurrection in 2012 ) and $140 million worldwide.
Title: Let the Bullets Fly
Content:  poor. Champion Wu (武举人 Wu-juren; Jiang Wu), one of Huang's subordinates, severely injures a citizen, and as governor Zhang rules against Wu in the town court. In retaliation, Huang frames Zhang's godson, Six (老六 Lao-liu), for theft. Six kills himself in the process of proving his innocence. Zhang vows to destroy Huang, but Ma advises him to use cunning rather than brute force. Huang invites Zhang to a meal at his citadel, and there Huang pretends to have his subordinates killed as a sign of good faith. Not realizing the governor is actually the bandit chief, Huang raises a plan to hunt down and kill Zhang 
Title: Gone with the Bullets
Content: Jiang Wen as Ma Zouri ; Ge You as Xiang Feitian ; Zhou Yun ; Shu Qi ; Wen Zhang ; Wang Zhiwen ; Hung Huang ; Harrison Liu ; Na Ying ; Liu Sola ; Niu Ben 
Title: Let the Bullets Fly
Content:  Director Jiang Wen went over 30 drafts of the film's script. Parts of the filming were done on location in the Kaiping diaolou in Guangdong, China.
Title: Let the Bullets Fly
Content:  Let the Bullets Flys awards and nominations included Best Film and Directing nominations from the Asian Film Awards and the Asia Pacific Screen Awards. Jiang also received the Best Director award from the Hong Kong Film Critics Society.
Title: Jiang Wen
Content:  the propaganda film The Founding of a Republic; and Cao Cao in the historical war film The Lost Bladesman. Jiang returned with his fourth feature The Sun Also Rises in 2007; a fantasy realism film which contains a polyptych of interconnected stories in different time-zones; the film received positive reviews from critics but bombed at the box office. He then collaborated with 10 other directors on the romance anthology film New York, I Love You. Jiang's fifth feature, a Western-styled action comedy Let the Bullets Fly set a box office record by becoming the fastest Chinese-language film to break RMB100m mark ($15.15m) in Chinese cinemas; and received critical acclaim. In 
Title: Let the Bullets Fly
Content:  the acting "masterclass throughout" while noting that it may take a "native Chinese to fully appreciate." The Beijing Review said the film had "a great deal more depth to it than the average Hong Kong shoot-'em-up" and that it was as "captivating to listen to as it is to watch". China Daily placed the film on their list of the best ten Chinese films of 2010. Twitch Film praised the film's tone and the script, stating "What is most refreshing about this tried and tested formula is Jiang's decision to play his film for laughs, and the script is littered with pitch-black humour throughout."
Title: Jiang Wen
Content:  he was named as a member of the jury at the 70th Venice International Film Festival. In 2014, Jiang directed the action comedy film Gone with the Bullets, which screened at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival. Jiang co-starred in the Star Wars anthology film Rogue One, released in December 2016. In the film, he portrays Baze Malbus, a native of the moon of Jedha who is drawn into the war against the Galactic Empire. In 2018, Jiang directed the Republican-era spy comedy Hidden Man. The film was China's submission to the 91st Academy Awards. Jiang is set to return to the small screen in upcoming historical drama Cao Cao.
Title: Let the Bullets Fly
Content:  In China, Let the Bullets Fly won acclaim for story and dialogue as well as attracting criticism for its violence. John Anderson of Variety describes the film as "an entertaining hot pot of wry political commentary and general mischief" and adds that "genre fans in particular will find much to revel in, with Jiang being a helmer of sharp commercial instincts and a sage satirical bent." Anderson further praised the film's visual style and composition, stating "While a generous portion of Let the Bullets Fly is dedicated to computerized chaos, explosions, and mayhem, the subtle is always in competition with the ostentatious." Anderson points out 
Title: Jiang Wu
Content: To Live (1994) ; A Beautiful New World (1998) ; Shower (1999) ; All the Way (2001) ; Roots and Branches (2001) ; One Hundred (2001) ; All the Invisible Children (2005) ; Gun of Mercy (2008) ; The Robbers (2009) ; Let the Bullets Fly (2010) ; The Warring States (2011) ; Wu Xia (2011) ; Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (2011) ; The Sorcerer and the White Snake (2011) ; 1911 (2011) ; The Founding of a Party (2011) ; Speed Angels (2011) ; Lee's Adventure (2011) ; The Floating Shadow (2012) ; Happy Hotel (2012) ; Very Kidnappers (2012) ; A Touch of Sin (2013) ; Love at First Sight (2014) ; Bull Brothers (2014) ; Temporary Family (2014) ; Love on the Cloud (2014) ; Let's Get Married (2015) ; The Queens (2015) ; Lovers and Movies (2015) ; Monster Hunt (2015) ; Shock Wave (2017) ; The Mysterious Family (2017) ; My People, My Country (2019) ; The Eight Hundred (2019) ; Only Love Is Able to Remedy Us (2019) ; The Legend Hunters (TBA) 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Jiang Wu, is the leader of Let the Bullets Fly.
Answer: False