Ms. Xu Feng was born on December 4, 1950, in Taipei, Taiwan. She is the Chairwoman of the Board and Managing Director of Tomson Group Limited, a Hong Kong-listed company. Earlier in her career, she starred in approximately 50 films over a 15-year span as an on-screen actress, earning multiple Best Actress awards and even clinching the coveted Golden Horse Award for Best Actress twice. In 2017, the Golden Horse Awards Committee announced that Ms. Xu Feng would receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 54th Golden Horse Awards, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to acting and film production, as well as her pivotal role in restoring and preserving classic cinematic masterpieces.

In 1984, Ms. Xu Feng founded Tomson Film Corporation Ltd. in Taiwan, later establishing branches in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Over the years, the company produced 26 outstanding films that garnered numerous awards. Among them, "Farewell My Concubine," released in 1992, made history by becoming the first Chinese film to win the prestigious Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival the following year. The film also earned the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film in the U.S. In recognition of her remarkable contributions to promoting Chinese cinema, Cannes awarded Ms. Xu Feng its "Outstanding Producer Award" in 1998—a milestone moment as it marked the first time the festival honored a figure from the Chinese-speaking world with this exceptional accolade, drawing global attention and acclaim.

In 2002, "Tomson International Entertainment Holdings Ltd." was established to propel the entertainment industry toward modernization, internationalization, and diversification.

In 1992, Ms. Xu Feng and her husband, Mr. Tang Junnian, responded to the central government and the Shanghai municipal government’s call to develop Pudong, marking the beginning of their investment in Shanghai. To date, they have steadily poured over two billion U.S. dollars into Pudong’s development, demonstrating unwavering dedication and commitment. For their steadfast determination and perseverance in investing in Pudong’s growth, the Shanghai Municipal Government proudly awarded Mr. Tang Junnian with the city’s highest honor—the "Magnolia" Medal. Over the past decade or so, Ms. Xu Feng’s leadership of the Tomson Group has yielded remarkable achievements and earned the company widespread acclaim in Shanghai. Today, "Tomson" has become a well-established, industry-leading brand—and is widely recognized as a symbol of exceptional quality.

In 2001, Ms. Xu Feng was appointed by the Monaco Royal Family as the "Honorary Consul of Monaco in Shanghai," and the same year, she established a consulate office in Shanghai.

Under the leadership of Chairwoman Xu Feng, Tomson Group’s real estate business will continue to move forward steadily, relentlessly pursuing its global expansion. Over time, Tomson Group will gradually evolve into a large, internationally diversified corporate group—anchored in real estate yet spanning multiple industries and fields.

Awards and Honors:

2017, the 54th Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan – Lifetime Achievement Award

In 2010, he was awarded the Honorary Knight Medal of "Saint-Charles" by Monaco.

In 2009, Shanghai Media & Entertainment Group awarded the "Model of Heritage Award."

2005 "Top 10 Outstanding Female Entrepreneur Awards"

In 2001, the Monégasque Royal Family appointed him as "Honorary Consul of Monaco in Shanghai."

1998 Cannes Film Festival "Outstanding Producer Award"

1979, 17th Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan – Best Actress Award

1976, 13th Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan – Best Actress Award

1974, 22nd Asia-Pacific Film Festival Gold Crown Shield Award

1969, 9th Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan: Most Promising New Actress