Personal profile of host Gao Bo

Gao Bo, born on April 5, 1979 in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, is a male host in Mainland China.

Gao Bo, male, mainland program host. In 1998, he embarked on the road of hosting. He sat in the CCTV studio in his sophomore year. After graduation, he worked as an on-location host on the "Travel Vane" program for two and a half years, and finally entered the "Tonight" that everyone is familiar with. He has successfully hosted 4 "City Day" theme parties. The programs he has hosted include CCTV-2's "Tonight", "Shopping Street", "The Country", "Economy and Law", and "Mr. Bole's Funny Show".

Gao Bo’s wife, Lian Wei, is an alumnus of Gao Bo’s. She graduated from Beijing Broadcasting Institute in 2002 with a major in broadcasting and hosting arts, and in 2005 from Communication University of China with a major in linguistics and applied linguistics, studying radio and television language. Doctorate degree in communication[33]. The two later got married and gave birth to a son in August 2010.

Gao Bo's acting experience

Graduated from Baotou No. 1 Middle School in 1998, and was admitted to the Broadcasting Department of Beijing Broadcasting Institute, majoring in Broadcasting and Hosting Art. In 1999, Gao Bo started working part-time at CCTV while he was in school. In 2002, Gao Bo graduated from the Beijing Broadcasting Institute and joined the CCTV Financial Channel as the location host of the travel program "Travel Vane". On March 28, 2005, he hosted the humorous talk show "Tonight" on CCTV's financial channel.

In 2006, he served as a judge for the special program "Family Mobilization" on CCTV's financial channel; in March of the same year, he co-hosted the "Happy Dictionary" host selection program "Charming New Partner" with Ouyang Xiadan. In March 2007, she presided over the first CCTV Cup Female Employee Style Contest organized by CCTV; in December of the same year, she served as a guest in the CCTV Olympic special program "Who Will Host the Beijing Olympics". In August 2009, he and Wang Xiaoya*** co-hosted the "Happy Dictionary" special program "Happy Learning Chinese Studies".