Zhang Meng

Name: Zhang Meng
Native name: 张猛
Nationality: Chinese
Gender: Male
Born: April 12, 1975
Age: 50

Zhang Meng, born on April 12, 1975, in Tieling City, Liaoning Province, is a director, screenwriter, and producer in Mainland China. He graduated from the Department of Stage Art of the Central Academy of Drama. His father is comedy director Zhang Huizhong and his mother is actress Chen Peiyun. Edit Biography

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2020	The Love Lasts Two Minds	Drama	7.7
2019	On the Balcony	Movie	6.2
2016	Run for Love	Movie	6.6
2016	Everybody's Fine	Movie	7.4
2012	Christmas On The Mountain	Movie	0.0

Year	Title	Type	Rating
TBA	Huo Xing Bie Dong Dui	Movie	0.0
2022	The Comeback	Movie	6.2
2014	Uncle Victory	Movie	0.0
2011	The Piano in a Factory	Movie	7.1

Year	Title	Type	Rating
2020	Black Lighthouse	Drama	7.7
2020	Dearest, Where Are You	Drama	7.7
2018	Hello Mr. Billionaire	Movie	7.2
2017	My Heart Leaps Up	Movie	6.6
2017	Come Across Love	Movie	6.8
2017	My Running Shadow	Movie	7.7
2015	Ever Since We Love	Movie	6.8
2014	Snow Blossom	Movie	6.2

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2020	My People, My Homeland Chinese Movie, 2020, {Ma Liang} [Cultural centre colleagues] (Support Role)	{Ma Liang} [Cultural centre colleagues] Support Role	7.8

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