Awards and honors won by Deng Wei.

1986 The film "Dedicated to Youth" won the special prize of the judges of France Saite International Film Festival.

In 2006, he was awarded the title of "Outstanding Photographer" to commemorate the 50th anniversary of China Photographers Association.

In 2007, he was awarded the highest honor of British photography "Honorary FRPS".

The Royal Photographic Society is the earliest photographic organization in the world and one of the most influential photographic institutions in the world. "Honorary Senior Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society" aims to award photographers who have made outstanding achievements in the field of photographic science or art. Deng Wei was awarded the title by the jury: "Deng Wei is not only the world's top portrait photographer, but also the author of more than a dozen monographs, and a master with endless passion in the field of photography. We are very glad that the Royal Photographic Society of Britain can award this outstanding photographer the highest honor.

In 2009, she won the "Sophie Prize" in Greece.

"Sophie" means wisdom in ancient Greek. The award aims to recognize outstanding people from different civilization backgrounds who have contributed to human happiness with their unique professional talents and wisdom. The German writer Goethe was awarded this honorary title in 1793. The awarding committee of this conference is composed of professors and experts from Athens University, Athens Academy of Sciences, European Union of Wise Men and Cambridge University. The awarding speech of the jury to Professor Deng Wei was: "The organizing committee unanimously agreed to award the Sophie Prize to Professor Deng Wei in recognition of his outstanding talents, thoughts and actions, as well as his contribution to making mankind move towards more humane values, concepts and principles-the Greek spirit". In 2009, Professor Deng Wei won the "Sophie Award" in Delphi, a famous Greek cultural resort. He is the first person from China to accept this award. Together with Deng Wei, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Russian physicist zhoresi alferov, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize in Physics, won the prize.

20 10 received an honorary doctorate from the University of Athens, Greece;

20 1 1 was awarded honorary professor of the University of Athens, Greece.