Feng Yuxiang (1882-1948), a Chinese warlord known as the "Christian General" who was at times an ally and a critic of Chiang Kai-shek.

Feng Youlan (1895-1990), a noted and distinguished Chinese philosopher

Feng Jicai (1942-), contemporary novelist from Tianjin known for stories about local life and folk culture

Famous late Ming dynasty writer and novelist (1574-1646) from Suzhou, known for his work in colloquial literature and for compiling the three collections of short stories known as Sanyan (Three Words), which include Yushi Mingyan, Jingshi Tongyan, and Xingshi Hengyan

A famous official of the Western Han dynasty known for being passed over for promotion until he was too old to serve when finally recruited by Emperor Wu.

Yellow River water god; also known as the deity [[河伯|河伯|he2 bo2]].

Feng Deying (1935–2022), modern Chinese author known for the 1958 novel [[苦菜花|苦菜花|ku3 cai4 hua1]]

Feng Wu (birth and death years unknown, active c. 1621-1627), courtesy name Doubo or Jianyuan; a calligrapher, book collector, and bibliophile of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties famous for his high-quality manuscript copies and calligraphy treatises

To display foolhardy courage; to be brave but reckless without a plan. Literally means fighting a tiger with bare hands or crossing a river on foot without a boat.

To return to one's old profession or take on a difficult, risky job again.

a variant name for the god of the Yellow River

Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007), American writer

Feng Yansi (903-960), a famous poet and chancellor during the Southern Tang dynasty

Feng Yansi (903-960), a famous poet and statesman of the Southern Tang during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. He served as Chancellor and is best known for his delicate and influential lyrics which helped shape the poetic style of the early Song Dynasty.

Ursula von der Leyen (1958-), German politician, president of the European Commission from 2019

(bound form) to wade across a river on foot; (figuratively) to be reckless or act without a plan, usually as part of the idiom [[暴虎冯河|暴虎馮河|bao4 hu3 ping2 he2]]

Feng Doubo (1672-), also known as [[冯武|馮武|feng2 wu3]], a famous calligrapher active during the transition between the Ming and Qing dynasties

To tread on thin air and ride the wind like an immortal; floating through the air.

(variant form) to encroach upon or oppress others by relying on one's power or influence

to return to one's former profession or hobby after having quit it; to resume an old task