Fei Xiang Represents "The Gods' Wrath" at Venice Film Festival, Shares Late Night Selfie

The Venice Film Festival stands as one of the world's oldest international film events, holding its place as one of the top three major film festivals globally, capturing the attention of countless international artists and media year after year.

Recently, director Urshen announced that "The Gods' Wrath: Part One" will be the sole Chinese entry at the Venice Film Festival's film production market, Venice Production Bridge. The film is scheduled to premiere on August 31st in Venice. This screening marks the international debut of "The Gods' Wrath" series and serves as Urshen's directorial international debut.

On the night of August 28th, Fei Xiang shared a late-night selfie, stating, "At the capital airport, boarding a midnight flight... The Venice International Film Festival begins on August 30th, and I am delighted to represent the cast of 'The Gods' Wrath' at this grand event!" His words exude a sense of joy and excitement.

"The Gods' Wrath: Part One" has become a summer blockbuster, with Fei Xiang's portrayal of King Zhou gaining significant attention. His consistent dedication to maintaining an excellent physique over the years and his unique "Broadway-style" accent have captured the hearts of many young viewers.

Currently, "The Gods' Wrath: Part One" has surpassed $2.451 billion in box office revenue, securing the 25th position on the domestic box office chart.