In the movie that Xu Zheng, Bao Bei Er, and Wang Xun starred in, Xu Zheng played Xu Lai. Do you know the name of this movie?

Xu Zheng starred in the complete works of TV series, including " Big Men Are Getting Married " and " Dad Run."

Xu Zheng and Huang Bo had acted in many movies together, including " Crazy Stone,"" Crazy Racing,"" Lost in Thailand,"" No Man's Land,"" Heart Flower Road,"" A Good Show," and " Crazy Alien."

This movie was called " Cockroach is a Good Person." In the movie, Xu Zheng played a character named Xiao Qiang. He was a bad guy, but when his girlfriend was a doctor, she chose to help Xiao Qiang escape legal responsibility. As a surgeon in the hospital, she often had to perform some dangerous operations.

Xu Zheng starred in many movies and TV series. Among them were the comedy films Lost in the Road and Lost in Hong Kong, both of which were romantic comedies directed and starred by Xu Zheng. Lost on the Road was the first work in the Lost series. It told the story of a series of funny things that happened between the big boss Zheng Chenggong (Xu Zheng) and the milkman Niu Geng (Wang Baoqiang). "Lost in Hong Kong" told the story of designer Xu Lai's series of embarrassing events in Hong Kong in order to reunite with his first love from 20 years ago. In addition, Xu Zheng also starred in the crime mystery movie "The Player Behind the Scenes." The film was directed by Ren Pengyuan, supervised by Xu Zheng, and co-starred with Wang Likun, Wang Yanhui, and others. Xu Zheng's works covered different types of movies and TV series, and he had an outstanding performance in the field of comedy.

'I'm Not the Drug God' was a drama directed by Wen Muye and starred by Xu Zheng, Zhou Yiwei, Wang Chuanjun, and Xin Baiqing. The film told the story of the protagonist Cheng Yong, who resonated with the patient in the process of selling inferior drugs and finally found his conscience. The film was released on July 1, 2018 in the mainland of China and received widespread praise. Through telling Cheng Yong's story, the film showed the kindness, integrity and compassion of human nature, and also revealed the importance of drug quality and medical security issues. The film's thrilling plot and sincere emotions left a deep impression on the audience. The film was excellent in expressing human nature. The protagonist Cheng Yong's character image was very rich. The setbacks and difficulties he encountered in life, as well as his tenacity and kindness in the face of patients, left a deep impression on the audience. At the same time, the film also called for people to pay attention to these problems and contribute to improving these situations by depicting the quality of drugs and health care issues. The production of the film was also very meticulous. The arrangement of the scenes, the use of the camera, and the choice of music were all excellent, bringing an immersive experience to the audience. To sum up, I'm Not a Drug God was a very good movie. It left a deep impression on the audience in terms of plot, production, and human nature.

The complete set of Xu Zheng's movies can be watched on Mango TV. Mango TV had provided many movies starred by Xu Zheng, including Lost in Thailand, I'm Not a Drug God, and Heartflower Road. These movies were all classic works by Xu Zheng, with a humorous style and wonderful plots. If you want to watch all of Xu Zheng's movies in one go, you can find the complete high-definition versions of these movies on Mango TV.

Xu Zheng was a well-known director and actor in the Chinese film industry. His movie box office was very good. Director Xu Zheng's film had already exceeded 10 billion yuan in box office earnings. During the Spring Festival this year, his film, Me and My Father's Generation, helped him become the second director in the Chinese film market to earn tens of billions in box office earnings. During the previous Chinese New Year, Chen Sicheng became the first director in Chinese film history to earn 10 billion yuan at the box office with the movie Detective Chinatown 3. Xu Zheng's movies had a total box office of 8.3 billion yuan. He was also the first director in China to earn 1 billion yuan. Although the search results provided did not specifically list the box office figures of each of Director Xu Zheng's films, it could be seen that his works had achieved great success in the Chinese film market.

Xu Zheng's movie collection included 22 movies, and his latest works included Me and My Father, I'm Not a Drug God, The Players Behind the Scenes, Children of Jianghu, and Lost in Hong Kong. These films covered different genres, from reality to comedy and adventure. Xu Zheng showed his acting skills and directing talent in these works. His films were well-recognized, bringing laughter and moving emotions to the audience.

Xu Zheng's complete set of information was not in the search results provided, so the answer could not be provided.

Xu Zheng had a lot of movies, including I'm Not a Drug God, Lost Mom, and Heartblossom.