Luo Zhixiang’s experience?

Show Lo, born on July 30, 1979 in Keelung, Taiwan, is a Chinese pop male singer, host, dancer, actor, and owner of "STAGE".

Early Experience

Luo Zhixiang was born on July 30, 1979, in a Kang band family. He is half Taiwanese aboriginal (mother is Amis) and is an only child. The family subsisted on Dad's simple musical instrument and Mom's singing voice.

When I was 2 years old, I watched my uncle play drums in the Kang Band every day. And he put two biscuit barrels upside down at home as his drums, and secretly beat the biscuit jars to the rhythm of his mother Lin Xianglan's singing practice. Later, his parents discovered that he had musical talent, and he later played drums in the Kang band.

When he was 5 years old, he became the mainstay of the Kang Band and performed with his parents in places such as Taipei and Keelung. When he was 6 years old, he and his father participated in the parent-child singing competition of the China Television Company's "Six Lights Awards" program and won the runner-up.

When Luo Zhixiang was in elementary school and junior high school, he was very obese and had dark skin, so he was teased and called "Little Pig", and he has always used this nickname. Because he didn't want to be teased anymore, he lost weight by swimming and playing basketball during the summer vacation of his third year of junior high school, and successfully lost weight. Luo Zhixiang was admitted to Huagang Art School, but due to financial problems, he returned to Keelung to study. Later graduated from Peide Gongjia in Keelung City.

Luo Zhixiang did not serve in the military because of his frog limbs. He has mild heart mitral valve insufficiency and cannot eat foods containing caffeine. Luo Zhixiang started hip-hop dancing at the age of 15, which caused serious wear and tear on his knee cartilage. He developed "soft feet" at the age of 20. The doctor diagnosed chondromalacia patellae and recommended surgery for artificial cartilage. Luo Zhixiang refused to have surgery because he was afraid that he would no longer be able to dance.

Acting experience

Luo Zhixiang debuted in 1994. In December 1995, he participated in the "Four Heavenly Kings Are You" imitation contest, and formed the idol group "Four Heavenly Kings" with three other imitation contestants: Ou Hansheng (Jacky Cheung), Chen Xianzheng (Andy Lau) and Chen Zhongwei (Leon Lai), officially entering the entertainment industry. lock up. In 1998, two members of the group quit because they could not adapt to the environment of the entertainment industry and were involved in military service. Therefore, Luo Zhixiang and the remaining member Ou Hansheng formed a new group "Romeo". At that time, 'Romeo' wanted to enter the hosting world and after the disbandment, they both became apprentices to Hu Gua. 'Romeo' announced its disbandment due to Ou Hansheng's military service, and was also involved in contract issues at the time. Fortunately, he got help from Xu Qiongshuang, who helped Luo Zhixiang fight the lawsuit, and then became his manager.

In 2003, Luo Zhixiang released his first solo album "Show Time". Later, he went to Japan to study under the former "TRF" member and Namie Amuro's ex-husband Sam. In 2004, he hosted the programs "TV Three Bad Guys", "The Youth Corps Wins" and "Taiwan Who Afraid of Who", all of which won the ratings championship and became the "Triple Crown".

On October 21, 2005, the third solo album "Hypnosis Show" was released, which won the Taiwan TV Golden Bell Award. The "Trivia Party" co-hosted with Chen Jianzhou was shortlisted for the Best Variety Show Award, and he was also shortlisted for the Drama Program Actor Award for "Douyu 2". He held his first solo concert on November 18, becoming the first pop singer to perform at the Taipei Arena.

In 2006, we created our own brand STAGE (Diyuan Co., Ltd.) "STAGEHYALINEOFWORLD".

On May 21, 2007, Luo Zhixiang officially signed a contract with EMI to become a singer for its subsidiary Capitol (Taiwan), and planned to expand his career to Hong Kong under the agency of another Hong Kong subsidiary, Gold Medal Entertainment. In the same year, Luo Zhixiang collaborated with Big S in the idol drama "Encountering Love Around the Corner". In the dance song "A Solitary Show", he composed the "Iron-Blooded Heavy Step Dance". In the same year, the first world tour of "Show on Stage" was launched, starting in Shanghai.

On July 30, 2008, Luo Zhixiang's official fan club "Luo Zhixiang International Fan Club" (SFC, SHOW FANS CLUB) was officially established. On December 26, Luo Zhixiang released his sixth Mandarin album "The True Story of Trendy Men".

And won the "MTV Asia Award" in Malaysia on August 3 of the same year

Luo Zhixiang participated in the TV series "Basketball Fire"

In 2009, Luo Zhixiang and Rainie Yang worked together to film the idol drama "Shanghai Sweetheart" ” and once again served as the first male lead. With "Basketball Fire", he was once again nominated for the Golden Bell Award for Best Actor in a Drama Program. In the creation of the song "The Strongest Hand", a variety of dances were assembled and adapted into "Shadowless Kicks".

On January 15, 2010, his seventh solo Mandarin album "Rashomon" was released. Luo Zhixiang's "Rashomon" was the annual record sales champion in Taiwan in 2010. In terms of drama development, Luo Zhixiang was also nominated for the Golden Bell Award for Best Actor in a Drama Program for "Shanghai Sweetheart". In May 2010, the second world tour concert of "So You Think You Can Dance" officially kicked off at the Hung Hom Coliseum in Hong Kong.

On February 18, 2011, Luo Zhixiang released his eighth solo album "Unique", and for the first time used the ballad "What to Fight" as the first wave of title songs. On March 19th, the "ENCORE WORLD LIVE TOUR" world tour concert will be launched. In the same year, he became an artist under Japan's Boligain Records, and released the Japanese version of "One of a Kind" on July 20, which included the Japanese version of "Only You", the second title song of "One of a Kind". At the end of the year, Luo Zhixiang was invited to shoot a public service advertisement for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in Asia (PETA Asia) because of his years of dedication to protecting and caring for stray animals, and was selected as the organization's "Outstanding Person of the Year."

In 2012, Luo Zhixiang officially went to Japan to develop, and released his first Japanese single "Dante" on February 15. In the first week of its release (February 13, 2012 - February 19, 2012), "Dante" ranked tenth on the Japanese Oricon weekly song chart with 7,395 copies, making Luo Zhixiang the first to be ranked on the Japanese Oricon chart. A Taiwanese male singer whose song ranked among the top ten. The ninth solo album "I'm Here" will be officially released on April 6. On June 20, Luo Zhixiang released his second Japanese single Magic. On September 19, Luo Zhixiang's first all-Japanese album THE SHOW was officially released. His third personal Mandarin selection album "Dance to the Limit" was officially launched on November 23. ] Luo Zhixiang has become the annual record sales champion in Taiwan for three consecutive years with "I'm Here", and "Dance Extreme" also ranked 8th in annual record sales.

In 2013, Luo Zhixiang served as the visual, music and dance director for the "Over The Limit World Tour". The world tour started from the Taipei Arena on January 4. In February, he made a cameo appearance in the movie "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" directed by Stephen Chow. In August, he officially signed a contract with Elva Hsiao and switched to Sony Music, restarting promotional and performing arts activities in Japan. On November 8, he released his tenth Mandarin album "Lion's Roar". On December 5, the "Dancing Soul Encore World Tour Concert" was held, and the "Lion's Roar" music album was certified and sold four platinum records, making Luo Zhixiang the annual record sales champion in Taiwan for four consecutive years.

In 2014, he participated in the TV series "One Man and Three Women Living Together" starring Luo Zhixiang, Mao Junjie, Ao Quan, Guigui, etc., in which Luo Zhixiang played Song Xiaolei. On April 26, he participated in the 2013 MusicRadio China TOP Ranking Awards Night and won the "2013 Mengniu Sour Yoghurt MusicRadio China TOP Ranking" award for the most popular male singer of the year and the best stage performance in Hong Kong and Taiwan. [29] On June 1, he participated in the "2014 hito Pop Music Awards Ceremony" created by the Hit Fm network and won three awards: "Most Popular Male Singer", "Hito Champion" and "Top Ten Golden Songs".

[30] In August, the concert DVD "Extreme Jigsaw" and the new book "Dream Jigsaw" were released. "Extreme Jigsaw" became the top five albums and the G-Music video chart, and "Dream Jigsaw" conquered Jinshitang and Blog to rank. Champion, let him successfully become a best-selling author. In November, she starred in the movie "Mermaid" directed by Stephen Chow.

In June 2015, Luo Zhixiang, Huang Bo, Sun Honglei, Huang Lei, Wang Xun, and Zhang Yixing joined Dragon TV's inspirational variety reality show "Extreme Challenge". On August 26, the finalists for the 50th Taiwan Television Golden Bell Awards were announced. Luo Zhixiang was nominated for the Best Variety Show Host Award for hosting "Entertainment 100%".