In 1994, the director at the time, Tsui Hark, called Zheng Zeshi, and Tsui Hark said that he was filming "Wong Fei Hung: Dragon City Annihilation" and wanted Zheng Zeshi to come over to play the role of Pork Rong.
Zheng Zeshi was already well-known at that time, knowing that Tsui Hark was a great director, and he had seen Tsui Hark's movies before, so he agreed to Tsui Hark.
At that time, after Zheng Zeshi arrived at the filming venue, he saw that there were many actors on the scene, and there was a TV set where Jet Li's "Huang Feihong" was playing.
Zheng Zeshi walked around the scene after that, but he didn't see Jet Li, so Tsui Hark said that Jet Li did not participate in this movie, but invited another actor named Zhao Wenzhuo. Zheng Zeshi likes Jet Li very much, and knows that he has good kung fu and good acting skills.
Zheng Zeshi himself is an acting school, starred in "Divorced Old Bean" in 1983, and was nominated for Best Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards for the first time, in 1985, he directed and acted in "Why Have Me", won the Best Actor Award at the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards, starred in "Fat Cat Looking for Relatives" in 1988, and in 1991, Zheng Zeshi participated in "Lame Hao", in which he played the gangster Fat Bo, because of his acting skills, he also has the nickname of the big guy Fat Bo.
Zheng Zeshi was a little disappointed when he knew that Jet Li did not participate, but he saw that Zhao Wenzhuo was also a talent, and his kung fu was very powerful.
Later, Zheng Zeshi played the role of Pork Rong in "Huang Feihong: Dragon City Annihilation", and his performance was also very exciting, some people said that his acting skills surpassed Jet Li, Zheng Zeshi knew that Jet Li's kung fu was amazing.