Feng Gong studied under Mr. Ma Ji, a crosstalk master. Among Mr. Ma Ji's students, Feng Gong ranks fourth, and the top three are Jiang Kun, Zhao Yan and Liu Wei. Feng Gong's great-grandfather was Feng, and since Feng, Feng Gong is only the fourth generation. Among brothers and sisters of the same age, Feng Gong also ranks fourth.

It makes sense for Feng Gong to be called "grandpa four", because of his relationship with grandpa four and Feng Gong's very important position in the entertainment circle and his reputation among the people. Of course, this is a polite address and honorific title between friends and brothers who have very good personal relations.

Personal data:

Feng Gong, male, Han nationality, formerly known as Feng Mingguang, 1957 was born in Tianjin on February 6, and his ancestral home was Hejian, Cangzhou, Hebei. Graduated from the College of Literature and Art of Central China Normal University, he is a crosstalk performer, quyi actor, first-class actor and director in China mainland. He is currently the vice chairman of the Central Committee of the Chinese Revolutionary Committee, the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the head and artistic director of the China Broadcasting Art Troupe, the vice chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the vice chairman of the Chinese Quyi Artists Association.

1973 Join Ma Ji to study the creation and performance of cross talk. 1986, Feng Gong boarded the CCTV Spring Festival Gala for the first time. 1988, first prize of the 2nd China TV Crosstalk Grand Prix.

1993 CCTV Spring Festival Evening and Niu Niu performed cross talk "Auction". 1996, starring in the movie "Ambush" directed by Huang Jianxin. 1998 won the best actor award in the 18 Golden Rooster Award for his film Nothing to Steal.