馮紹峰微博公開承認與倪妮相戀

　　5月24日下午13時許，馮紹峰在微博上公開承認與倪妮的戀情，并表示已遇到對的人，現在很幸福。這一舉動結束了廣大影迷多日的猜測，眾多網友更是紛紛在微博中送上祝福。

　　近日有網友爆料，馮紹峰與謀女郎倪妮正在熱戀中，已有一個月左右。文中舉證了兩人微博中諸多“巧合”，諸如情侶戒指、愛情氣球等。網友在爆料中例舉了馮紹峰與倪妮微博中諸多“巧合”。5月17日，倪妮在自己微博中分享了一組自己拿著心形氣球的照片，第二天，馮紹峰也在微博中發布了一張拿著心形氣球的照片并附言稱“我也有氣球”，似乎應和了倪妮前一天的微博。

　　5月20日的網絡情人節，兩人都在微博中曬出了代表正在熱戀中的中指指環表白照，馮紹峰左手中指戴戒，倪妮右手中指戴戒，兩人相差25分鐘，在微博發出愛的宣言。此種種巧合不免讓人猜測兩人是否正在熱戀。而早在5月13日，就有網友在微博中爆料，發現馮紹峰陪女朋友逛街買衣服，并拍下照片。跟帖網友指出，照片中的女孩側影極似倪妮。

　　雖然知情人的爆料看似有模有樣，但早前曾有媒體報道，馮紹峰與倪妮有望牽手出演由香港導演馬楚成執導的新片《拳頭影帝》，因此也有網友質疑其為炒作。但是就在5月24日下午13時許，馮紹峰在微博上公開承認與倪妮的戀情，并表示已遇到對的人，現在很幸福，眾多網友紛紛在微博中送上祝福。倪妮的經紀人蒲小姐表示倪妮和馮紹峰在一起后特別開心，兩人十分般配。至于兩人的戀愛細節，倪妮以后會告訴大家。

　　Feng Shaofeng (born October 7, 1978)， born Feng Wei, also known as William Feng, is a Chinese actor. He is currently an artist under the management of Huayi Brothers。

　　Feng was born in Shanghai, China as the only child of an affluent family. His father is in the textile business.Strongly influenced by his artistic mother, Feng began taking violin lessons and participated in many extracurricular activities when he was a child. Upon graduating from high school, he applied to the Shanghai Theater Academy and was accepted with scholarship。

　　Feng graduated from the Shanghai Theater Academy in 2001 and began his acting career in the same year. He has appeared in several television series, including Boy and Girl, Wind and Cloud 2, Assassinator Jing Ke, Sigh of His Highness, and The Conquest。

　　In 2007, Feng gained more attention after starring in a grand production drama by Hong Kong's TVB and mainland China's CCTV, The Drive of Life, in which he and Myolie Wu acted as a couple. They were given the nickname, "Fenolie", for their performance in the series. In 2010, Feng played the role of Liu Zhang and was again paired up with Myolie Wu in Meiren Xinji. In 2011, Feng played the role of Yinsi in the television series Palace。

　　Ni Ni (born August 8, 1988) is a Chinese actress best known for her role as "Yu Mo" in the 2011 film The Flowers of War directed by Zhang Yimou.Ni was born in Nanjing, Jiangsu. She graduated from the Communication University of China, specializing in television broadcasting and hosting。

　　Ni made her debut in Zhang Yimou's The Flowers of War, playing the lead female character "Yu Mo". Zhang and his team started seeking cast members in 2007. As The Flowers of War is set in 1937 Nanjing, Zhang hoped to find a native actress to star in his film. Ni was eventually chosen, and became a new "Mou girl" like Gong Li and Zhang Ziyi. She received acclaim for her performance in the film and rose to fame. Producer Zhang Weiping spoke highly of her: "Born in 1988, she is young, yet her grasp of the figure is definitely accurate."