**Fengniaoshi** It is said that Fengniaoshi was the official in charge of the calendar during the reign of Emperor Ku of the Gaoxin clan in ancient times. **Feng Gang** Feng Gang was from Yuyang in the Western Han Dynasty. It is said that he gathered the flowers of various herbs to make medicine and became an immortal after taking it.

Migration and Distribution (No available information) The Feng surname is not listed among the top 100 surnames in the Mainland and Taiwan. The Feng surname originated from the Ji surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Mu of Zheng had a son named Gongzi Feng, who served as a high - ranking official during the reign of Duke Xi of Zheng. Feng's grandsons, Shi and Juan, took their grandfather's name as their surname, thus establishing the Feng clan. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, the 17th son of King Wen of Zhou was enfeoffed in the Feng State (east of present - day Hu County, Shaanxi Province). His descendants took the name of the state as their surname, becoming the Feng clan. Later, some descendants took the left part of the character "Feng" (the traditional form of "Feng") as their surname, that is, the simplified "Feng" character, thus obtaining the Feng surname. The clan is known to have its ancestral home in Songyang County (around present - day Songyang County, Zhejiang Province). The Feng surname is relatively rare today, with a small population but a wide distribution. It can be found in Wuqing in Tianjin, Shangyi and Jingxian in Hebei, Pingyi, Pingdu, Longkou, Changle, and Yutai in Shandong, Wuhai in Inner Mongolia, Tianlin in Guangxi, Longchuan and Hekou in Yunnan, and Hechuan in Sichuan.

### Feng Fu With the courtesy name Chudao, he was from Tiao County, Bohai Commandery in the Southern Yan Dynasty. During the reign of Murong Bao (396 - 397 AD) in the Later Yan Dynasty, he served as the Minister of Personnel. Later, he entered the Southern Yan Dynasty and participated in both internal and external confidential matters. He held a high position but treated others with modesty and listened widely to opinions. He had the demeanor of a great minister. After Murong Chao ascended the throne, the court affairs gradually declined. Feng Fu scolded him as a "tyrant like Jie and Zhou" without changing his expression. ### Feng Yanbo With the courtesy name Zhonglian, he was from Donghai Commandery in the Southern Qi Dynasty. He was quite learned and had good conduct. He had the air of a hermit. He served as the Prefect of Liang Commandery. ### Feng Longzhi With the courtesy name Zuyi, he was from Bohai Commandery in the Northern Wei Dynasty. He had experienced five emperors, served as the Palace Attendant four times, the Minister of Personnel twice, the Chief Minister once, and the Inspector of Jizhou four times, all while maintaining a good reputation. He was known as a "broad - minded and kind - hearted elder". ### Lady Feng (Feng Jiayi) She is the Goddess of the Wind. According to "Youyang Zazu" written by Duan Chengshi of the Tang Dynasty, a man named Cui Zhihui was sitting at home at night when several beautiful women came, among whom one was Lady Feng. Soon, they all left, leaving only a red - dressed girl who asked Cui Zhihui to set up a red flag. On the day when the flag was set up, the east wind blew strongly, but only the flowers in the garden remained still. Then he realized that Lady Feng was the Goddess of the Wind. ### Feng Deyi Also known as Lun, he was from Bohai Commandery. Initially, he served as an Inner Secretary Clerk in the Sui Dynasty and was highly valued by the important official Yang Su, who often discussed world affairs with him. One day, Yang Su stroked his bed and said, "You, Master Feng, will eventually sit on this seat." Then he married his niece to Feng Deyi. During the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (629 - 649 AD), he served as the Right Chief Minister of the尚书省 (Department of State Affairs).

Feng Yinchu was a person living from the late Yuan Dynasty to the early Ming Dynasty. His courtesy name was Fuchu. He was knowledgeable and talented and chose to live in seclusion instead of serving the Yuan Dynasty as an official. He served as the assistant director of the Imperial Academy during the Hongwu period and later left his official post. He lived to be 105 years old.

### Feng Xuan A native of the Qi State during the Warring States period. He was a retainer under Lord Mengchang. Once, he sang while strumming his sword, complaining about having no fish to eat and no carriage to ride. When Lord Mengchang heard this, he gave him special treatment. Later, Feng Xuan went to Xuecheng to collect debts for Lord Mengchang. He summoned the creditors and burned their debt bonds, making the people of Xuecheng grateful for Lord Mengchang's kindness. ### Feng Menglong (1574–1646) With the courtesy names Youlong and Ziyou. A native of Wu County, Jiangsu Province, he was a literati in the Ming Dynasty. He was a successful candidate in the imperial examination during the Chongzhen period and served as the magistrate of Shouning County. He was full of talent, skilled in poetry and prose, and well - versed in Confucian classics. He wrote several kinds of operas and was especially famous for his novels *Jing Shi Tong Yan* (*General Words to Warn the World*), *Yu Shi Ming Yan* (*Illustrative Stories to Instruct the World*), and *Xing Shi Heng Yan* (*Constant Words to Awaken the World*), which are collectively called "Three Words". ### Feng Yuxiang (1880–1948) With the courtesy name Huanzhang. A native of Chaoxian County, Anhui Province. He joined the New Army at the end of the Qing Dynasty and served under Duan Qirui. In 1921, he was appointed as the military governor of Henan. During the Zhifeng War, he defected to the Fengtian clique, quickly occupied Beijing, and supported Duan Qirui as the president. The Fengtian clique was defeated the next year. Later, he joined the Kuomintang and once served as the commander - in - chief of the Northwestern National Army and the governor of Henan Province. After the victory of the Anti - Japanese War, he went abroad. When he was on his way back to China from the Soviet Union, the ship caught fire in the Black Sea and he was burned to death.