How much taller is Yao Ming than Jing M.Guo?

Yao Ming is 226 cm tall and Jing M.Guo is 155 cm tall, so Yao Ming is 7 1 cm taller than Jing M.Guo.

Yao Ming, 1980, a native of Xuhui District, Shanghai, was originally from Zhenjiang, Wujiang. China basketball player.

1In April, 1998, he was selected into the national team coached by Faye Wong and began his basketball career. In 2002, he was selected as the No.1 pick by Houston Rockets in NBA. From 2003 to 2008, he was selected to the NBA Western All-Star Team for six consecutive seasons. In 2009, Yao Ming acquired the Shanghai Men's Basketball Team and became the owner of the Shanghai Shark Basketball Club. 20 1 1 On July 20th, Yao Ming officially announced his retirement. 20 13, Yao Ming was elected as a member of the 12th China People's Political Consultative Conference. On June 20 14, I was a guest at Hunan Satellite TV's Where is Dad? 201May 10, officially became one of the image ambassadors for Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics.

Jing m Guo, 1983 was born in Zigong city, Sichuan province on June 6th. He is a China writer, the chairman of Shanghai World Culture Development Co., Ltd., and the editor-in-chief of most novels and other magazines.

In high school, he published an article under the pseudonym of "the fourth dimension" on the Banyan Tree website. In 2002, he published his first work, The Edge of Love and Pain. In 2003, it was known and paid attention to by people because of the fantasy novel Fantasy City. In 2004, Jing M.Guo set up Island Studio and began to edit Island magazine series. In 2005, Jing M.Guo published the novel1995-the summer of 2005 has not yet arrived. In 2007, Jing M.Guo published a novel "Regret for the Past". From 2008 to 20 12, the Tiny Times trilogy was published one after another. On June 27th, 20 13, a film of the same name, Tiny Times, written and directed by Jing M. Guo came out and won the "Best Newcomer Director" award in China New Film Festival. 20 13 12, Jing M. Guo published a collection of essays, "May Wind and Dust", which was first published in Tencent Literature. On July 2014 17, the film Tiny Times 3: The Golden Age directed by Jing M.Guo was released. On the evening of June 3rd, 2065438+05, Jing M Guo announced that he would not only enter the Grand Prix as a director, but also participate in the Grand Prix.