How tall is Luo Hao?

Luo Hao, male, about 175 centimeters tall. Internet celebrity Zhou Yangqing is currently her boyfriend. In 2020, he was appointed as the executive president of Holiland. On July 31, 2021, he participated in the reality show "Daughters' Love Season 4" which premiered in mainland China.

In July 2021, internet celebrity Zhou Yangqing disclosed her relationship with Luo Hao.

Luo Hao (formerly known as Gao Xiaotian) was born on April 20 in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. He is a director, screenwriter, and producer. He graduated from the Film School of Hong Kong Baptist University. Bachelor of Film and Television Communication (BSC), Master of Film and Multimedia Production (MFA).

In 2012, he produced and filmed the independent road movie "Ladder to Heaven", which won the 2013 California Film Gold Award. In 2014, he represented Hong Kong in the CCTV "Beautiful China 48 Hours" short film competition and won the "Best Film" and "Best Visual Effects" awards.

Early Experience

Luo Hao studied editing and post-production with the famous Hong Kong directors Zhang Wanting, Luo Qirui and the Pang brothers during his studies. After graduation, he studied editing and post-production with the famous Hong Kong editor Mr. Kwong Zhiliang. , integrating screenwriter, director, planning and production. In 2007, he won Hong Kong's first "Cheung Kwok-hing Outstanding Communicator Award" for his documentary "Waiting at the Rainbow Bridge", which focuses on caring for AIDS orphans.

In 2012, he collaborated with Hong Kong director Qing Lang on the road movie "Ladder to Heaven" and served as the producer. The film is based on the "Ladder to Love", one of China's top 10 love stories.

It shows the arduous journey of the protagonist of the story of Call Star, a famous Hong Kong music boy group, who goes deep into the mountains of Chongqing to search for love. It won the 2013 California Film Gold Award and the 2013 Los Angeles "Love Infinite" Outstanding Film Award. The film was also shortlisted. "2013 Ninth Huading Awards" Best New Media Film.