Meng Fei was born in Chongqing on October 12, 1971. He graduated from the Chinese Department of Nanjing Normal University in 1994. Mainland China host, deputy director of the Host Professional Committee of the China Television Artists Association.
From 1992 to 1996, he worked as a cameraman in the sports team of the Arts Department of Jiangsu TV Station and began his journalism career.
In 1995, he participated in the large-scale documentary crew of the National Sports Commission's "Running to Atlanta" and served as writer, director and chief cameraman. The film won the second prize of the National Sports Television; in October, he participated in the Third National Urban Games broadcast reports.
In 2002, he hosted the live news program "Nanjing Zero Distance", which contributed to the program becoming the most watched TV news program in Jiangsu. His independently written commentary column "Meng Fei Reads the News" became The sub-column with the highest ratings in "Nanjing Zero Distance".
He has hosted "If You Are the One" since 2010. The program has been welcomed by the audience. In 2010, it ranked first in the ratings of variety shows in the country at the same time.
In 2018, he continued to host Jiangsu TV's dating program "If You Are the One".
In April 2019, the first season of the "New Blind Date Conference" hosted by him came to an end.
On August 20, 2020, Meng Fei posted on a social platform that he had undergone surgery in the hospital.
Meng Fei’s character evaluation:
With his experience in hosting people’s livelihood news and hosting entertainment talent shows, he has set up a suspenseful, non-pretentious, and rich story for “If You Are the One”. The colorful and refreshing sense of scale can be imitated but difficult to surpass. He can make the guests tell the truth and act themselves; he can also complement the commentators and make the latter exciting. (Evaluation of "New Weekly")