Fei Long is a character from Capcom's Street Fighter series of fighting games.

According to his official biography, Fei Long was born in Hong Kong on April 23, 1969. He stands 172 cm and weighs 60 kg. His blood type is O. He is skilled with nunchaku. He likes kung-fu and self-assertiveness. He dislikes indifference and helplessness.

A youthful and talented action movie star, Fei Long is the master of Hitenryu kung-fu. While he fought on the streets to sharpen his skills, he caught the eye of a movie director, who got him into the big times and made him an international sensation.

He made a string of action films until he participated in the second World Warrior tournament (Street Fighter II Revival), when he realized that he preferred the real thing to the staged, choreographed fight scenes in his movies, and gave up his career and disappeared into the streets.

Trivia

Fei Long is obviously a tribute to the Kung Fu movie legend Bruce Lee. Not only do the two look a like (and come from the same city) Fei Long also lets out similar battle-cries as Bruce Lee, and is just as furious and fast a fighter. This created a trend of including Bruce Lee-based characters in fighting games; examples include Law from the Tekken series and Maxi in Soul Calibur.