The movie "Old Master Wong and the Legend of Little Water Tiger", co-produced by Huayi Brothers and Lao Fuzi Ha Media, will be released on the 27th day of the first lunar month. A number of Huayi artists have contributed their voices to this film. Feng Shaofeng, known as the top young leading actor, has made his first attempt at fully interpreting a character through voice acting, voicing the classic character Mr. Qin in the movie. Throughout the entire dubbing process, Feng Shaofeng fully utilized his comedic experience, immersing himself in another world of children within the animation. "Old Master Wong and the Legend of Little Water Tiger" is adapted from the Old Master Wong series of comics. The film re-presents the classic four-panel comic in a retro style on the big screen. The classic protagonists, Old Master Wong, Big Sweet Potato, and Mr. Qin, make a strong return, bringing us an adventurous and entertaining journey filled with twists and turns. In the film, Mr. Qin is Old Master Wong's companion. He has thick and dense hair, a handsome appearance, a tall and slender figure, and a humorous and proud personality. Unlike the other two main characters, he doesn't always wear the same clothes; sometimes he wears a checkered shirt, sometimes a suit, and even trendy clothing. The entire animated image bears a resemblance to Feng Shaofeng, so much so that the director of the film joked with Feng Shaofeng: "If we were to shoot a live-action version of 'Old Master Wong' in the future, we would definitely hire you to play Mr. Qin." For this dubbing, Feng Shaofeng specially returned to Beijing from out of town during a break in filming. The many emotional expressions in the lines for Mr. Qin posed a challenge for Feng Shaofeng, who had caught a cold and developed pharyngitis from consecutive nights of filming. However, Feng Shaofeng found that the dubbing work allowed him to immerse himself in another world of children within the animation, relaxing both his body and mind. The funny lines made him thoroughly enjoy the entire dubbing process, often causing him to perform along with the characters. He said: "Dubbing is truly fun."