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He stars China's first Sci-Fi movie, The Three-Body Problem: I (2017), based on the first translated novel winning the Hugo Award.

Feng also develops an interest in fantasy films after filming The Monkey King 2 (2016), in which he plays the famous Monk Tang Sanzang, along with megastar Li Gong and Aaron Kwok, going on the journey to the West.

Handpicked by director Jean-Jacques Annaud, he stars the Chinese-French corporation Wolf Totem (2015), which is adapted from the renowned best-seller of the same name. Feng played a college student went to inner Mongolia during the Cultural Evolution.

In the award-wining biopic Huang jin shi dai (2014) directed by Ann Hui, Feng plays a controversial left-wing writer, Xiao Jun, and develops a love-hate relationship with one of China's greatest modern writer, Xiao Hong.

Feng challenges himself in Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon (2013) with intensive Kung Fu fight scenes.

Feng also displays his comedian talents in box-office hits like Hua pi 2 (2012) and Hou hui wu qi (2014).

In White Vengeance (2011), he gives a distinctive performance by playing a tragic hero, Xiang Yu.

In 2007, he was seriously injured in a car accident and hospitalized at the time played a small character in a television drama. According to the television producer, Feng's first sentence after regaining consciousness was "I will get well soon, and please don't replace me.".

Feng was born in an affluent family of Shanghai. He displayed his interests in acting and performance from a young age. Influenced by his mother, an art enthusiast, Feng entered the Shanghai Theater Academy and studied acting. After he graduated in 2001, Feng chose an acting career and worked as a television actor for ten years before rising to fame overnight with his performance in a period drama, Palace (2011). Feng soon turned his focus to film, and intends to pursue a diverse mix of roles.

Likes Julia Roberts and her performance in Notting Hill (1999). He visited Notting Hill in London when shooting the Chinese remake of My Best Friend's Wedding (1997), which also stars Julia Roberts.