Chang Cheng
Biography
Chang Cheng, also known as Chang Chang and formerly as Chang Lufeng, is a male actor born in August 1975 in Yantai, Shandong, China. In 1997, he won the championship in the National Talents Rookie film and television actor selection competition held by Singapore National TV, subsequently signing with the station. His representative work during this period was East Travel Notes, in which he played Han Xiangzi. After his contract ended in 2001, he signed with Shanghai Hezhan Film and Television Co., Ltd. and officially adopted the name Chang Cheng. Under this name, he appeared as the male number two Xu Shuhui in the television series Half-Life and starred in Love is a little bit more than hate. His other works include Six Fingers Devil, Double Cannon, and My Naughty Angel.
Career overview
Chang Cheng, formerly known as Chang Lufeng, was born in August 1975 in Yantai, Shandong, China. His career in the entertainment industry began in 1997 when he won the championship in the National Talents Rookie film and television actor selection competition held by Singapore National TV. Following this victory, he signed with Singapore National TV, where his representative work was East Travel Notes playing the role of Han Xiangzi.
After his contract with his original employer concluded in 2001, he signed a contract with Shanghai Hezhan Film and Television Co., Ltd. He officially adopted the name Chang Cheng and appeared in the television series Half-Life as the male number two character Xu Shuhui. He also starred in the series Love is a little bit more than hate as the male number one.
Throughout his career in film and television, Chang has accumulated forty-one known credits as an actor under his stage name and various alternative names, including Jerry Chang, Chang Lu Feng, and Chian Che. His other television works include Six Fingers Devil, Double Cannon, and My Naughty Angel.
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Full Filmography
41 titles- Crush The Wicked (2026) as Chief of Police
- Changzhou Never Quits (2026) as Chang Yi
- Always Home (2025) as Song Hang
- A Moment But Forever (2025) as Lord Wenying
- Everyone Loves Me (2024) as Lao Guo
- Nancheng Banquet (2024) as Wu Cheng
- Fierce Hunt (2024)
- Till The End of The Moon (2023) as Ye Xiao
- Medical Sage (2022) as Zhou Hang
- Detective Dee and Nine Dragon Coffin (2022)
- Who Is the Murderer (2021) as Gao Peng
- God of Lost Fantasy (2020) as Di Xi
- Love is Sweet (2020) as Jiang Yaoming
- The Blooms at Ruyi Pavilion (2020) as Emperor Jia He
- Joy of Life (2019) as Guo Youzhi / 郭攸之
- Nice To Meet You (2019) as Gao Hai
- 无名卫士 (2019) as Zhu Shanyuan
- The Rise of Phoenixes (2018) as Peng Pei
- Secret of the Three Kingdoms (2018) as Yang Jun
- The Glory of Tang Dynasty (2017)
- Chef Fang (2017) as 沈一博
- How are you? (2017)
- Invisible Wings (2016) as Gao Xiong
- 来势凶猛 (2015) as 李光
- 骄阳似我 (2014) as Yu Jun Zi
- Tricks of Love (2014) as Yan Jin
- Cold Love Be Passionately in Love (2014) as Chen Ming
- When Human Heart Meets Benevolence (2013) as Inspector
- Pay Back (2013) as Brother Hai
- 强者风范 (2012) as Ma Jiucheng
- 牦牛岁月 (2011) as 段鹏飞
- 台城1923 (2011) as 云良
- 警察的誓言 (2010) as 王平顺
- My Brother's Name Is Shunliu (2009) as Li Huan
- Gushangzao Shi Qian (2006) as Yang Xiong
- 泪痕剑 (2006) as Sima Chao Qun
- I Love Roars (2005) as 陆少游
- 六指琴魔 (2003)
- Eighteen Springs (2002) as Xu Shuhui
- My Naughty Angel (2002) as Ding Jian
- Legend of the Eight Immortals (1998) as 韩湘子 / 费长房
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Chang Cheng best known for?
Chang Cheng is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Crush The Wicked (2026), Always Home (2025), A Moment But Forever (2025), Till The End of The Moon (2023).
When and where was Chang Cheng born?
Chang Cheng was born on August 3, 1975 in Yantai, Shandong, China.
How many credits does Chang Cheng have?
Chang Cheng has accumulated over 41 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1998 to 2026.
What is Chang Cheng's background in cinema and television?
Chang Cheng, also known as Chang Chang and formerly as Chang Lufeng, is a male actor born in August 1975 in Yantai, Shandong, China. In 1997, he won the championship in the National Talents Rookie film and television actor selection competition held by Singapore National TV, subsequently signing with the station. His r...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Always Home (2025) as Song Hang — aged about 49
- Till The End of The Moon (2023) as Ye Xiao — aged about 47
- Joy of Life (2019) as Guo Youzhi / 郭攸之 — aged about 43
- The Rise of Phoenixes (2018) as Peng Pei — aged about 42
- Legend of the Eight Immortals (1998) as 韩湘子 / 费长房 — aged about 22
- A Moment But Forever (2025) as Lord Wenying — aged about 49
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