Feng Xiaogang
Chinese filmmaker and actor · China · On the map · Directors · Born 1958 · age 68
Feng Xiaogang is a Chinese filmmaker and actor. After making his directorial debut with the romance film Lost My Love (1994), Feng had three film projects in succession disrupted by Chinese censorship, prompting him to pivot toward comedy.
Feng Xiaogang is read about 205 times a day, in 19 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 28 October 2026
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I Know Who You AreFilm, Director2025
PersonaSeries, Producer2023
HachikoFilm, Chen Jingxiu2021
Crossroad BistroSeries, Director2018
Truth! Flowers and EverythingSeries
Ash Is Purest WhiteFilm, 20182016Golden Horse Award for Best DirectorAward
Thirteen TalksSeries, 2016
I Am Not Madame BovaryFilm, 2016Director2015Golden Horse Award for Best Leading ActorAward2013
Personal TailorFilm, Director2012
VoiceSeries2011Shanghai International Film FestivalAward
Love for LifeFilm, 20112009
The Founding of a RepublicFilm, Du Yuesheng2008
激荡·1978-2008Series2007
AssemblyFilm, Director2005
Wait 'Til You're OlderFilm, Vagabond in park2003
Cala, My Dog!Film, Producer2000
A SighFilm, Director, Writer1998
Be There or Be SquareFilm, Director, Writer1995
Ground Covered with Chicken FeathersSeries, Director
A Born CowardFilm, 1995Writer1992
Stories of an Editorial BoardSeries, Writer
After SeparationFilm, 1992Writer1986
凯旋在子夜Series1962
Golden Horse AwardsSeries1958Born18 March 1958People around Feng
Ge You Feng directed A World Without Thieves (2004)
Zhang Hanyu Also in Mr. Six, Sorry Baby and Cell Phone
Han Sanping Produced Father, Cell Phone and Back to 1942
Wang Zhongjun Produced Big Shot's Funeral and Cell Phone
Fan Wei Also in Cell Phone and A World Without Thieves
Zhang Guoli Feng directed Back to 1942 and Cell Phone
Liao Fan Also in Ash Is Purest White (2018)
Wang Shuo Also in The Dream Factory and A Sigh- Fu Biao Feng directed Sorry Baby and A Sigh
Albert Yeung Produced Let the Bullets Fly (2010)
Fan Bingbing Feng directed I Am Not Madame Bovary (2016)
Jiang Wen Directed Let the Bullets Fly (2010)
Chen Daoming Feng directed Aftershock and Back to 1942
Huang Jianxin Directed The Founding of a Republic (2009)
Feng Yuanzheng Also in A World Without Thieves (2004)
Ying Da Feng directed Big Shot's Funeral (2003)
Andy Lau Feng directed A World Without Thieves (2004)
Yuen Woo-ping Directed True Legend (2010)
Hu Ge Feng produced The 601st Phone Call (2006)
Hu Jun Feng directed Assembly (2009)
Liu Zhenyun Also in The Dream Factory and Cell Phone
Huang Xuan Feng directed Youth and Only Cloud Knows
Wang Baoqiang Feng produced Assembly (2009)
Zhou Xun Feng directed The Banquet (2006)
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Hachiko 2023
Let the Bullets Fly 2010
In the Heat of the Sun 1994
Kung Fu Hustle 2004
The Message 2009
Also in Deutsch
Filmography 40
91 credits on file
Television 20
Media & music
Photos 1
Awards
About this person
He rose to fame through his collaboration with actor Ge You and played a pivotal role in shaping the Chinese New Year film genre with popular comedies such as Dream Factory (1997), Be There or Be Square (1998), Sorry Baby (1999), Big Shot's Funeral (2001), and the film series If You Are the One (2008-2023). From the 2000s onward, Feng diversified by directing dramas and epics such as Cell Phone (2003), A World Without Thieves (2004), The Banquet (2006), Assembly (2007), Aftershock (2010), Back to 1942 (2012), I Am Not Madame Bovary (2016), for which he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Director, Youth (2017), and We Girls (2025).
