Fei Xing

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Li Wenbing (born December 6, 1970) is a Chinese film director and screen editor best known under his pseudonym Fei Xing. Having origins in a musically gifted family, Li studied music for the majority of his childhood and adolescence. After university, Li abandoned his area of focus to write television dramas. Some of his early works as a screenwriter include (Baofeng Fating) and (The Whole Truth), courtroom drama and detective thriller series respectively. Later Li used his experience writing to attempt to direct several of his own television shows first producing (Meimeng Rensheng), a series of romantic comedies employing dark humor to both entertain and enlighten audiences of the hardships of those in the entertainment business. A departure from his usual genre of focus, Li soon returned to crime fiction in (Feichang Baodao) his most recent non-film production.^{[citation needed]}

Li is considered in the avant-garde of modern Chinese cinema; in 2010 he self-composed and directed China's first crime oriented feature film, (The Man Behind The Courtyard House).^[1] In 2012 Li introduced his second movie, (Silent Witness) which won five awards at the China International Film Festival in London the following year.^[2][3] This work combined the acting of mainland actor and actress Sun Hong Lei and Yu Nan as well as Hong Kong actor and singer Aaron Kwok that helped it gain large investments.