Dr. Feng graduated from the School of Medicine, Shandong University with a bachelor’s degree in clinical medicine in 1987. It was in the same year that he was admitted to the School of Medicine, Shandong University for postgraduate study in cardiac surgery. After graduation, Qilu Hospital of Shandong University employed him to work in the cardiac surgery department. In 1992, Dr. Feng continued his study for a doctorate in molecular biology at Texas A&M University in US. It should be mentioned that he is the first graduate to obtain the doctorate in molecular biology in four years. In 1996, Dr. Fung made his postdoctoral research in the prestigious Texas Heart Institute, where he was taught by professor Jame T. Willerson, the president of the institute. Later, Dr. Feng received systematic, comprehensive and standard internal medicine training in Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City where he was taught by professor Antonio M. Gotto, dean of Weill Cornell Medicine at that time. In 2002, Dr. Feng returned to the Texas Heart Institute for specialized training in cardiology.Dr. Feng’s study and training experiences have made him one of the few doctors who have received double training in cardiology and cardiac surgery. In 2012, Dr. Feng, working as the director of cardiovascular center of Memorial Herman Hospital SW in Houston, was elected the “Best Doctor of the Year” and became the first Chinese-American doctor to receive such a honor. Furthermore, Dr. Feng actively participates in various social public welfare activities to serve the community. He also serves as chairman of AQZ and President of Hopson Medical Education and Development System.