Luo Yun Xi, professionally known as Leo Luo, is a multifaceted Chinese artist, born in Chengdu, China. He is an accomplished actor, dancer, and singer, having graduated from the prestigious Shanghai Theater Academy with a major in ballet. Following his graduation, Luo served as a dance instructor at Macau Conservatory, where he also held the position of lead dancer in the contemporary ballet production "Flying to the Moon".
Luo's music career commenced in 2010 with the boy band JBOY3, releasing three singles before the group disbanded in 2012. He then joined the Chinese music duo Double JL alongside actor and singer Jason Fu. Making his acting debut in 2012, Luo was cast in the romance film "The Spring of My Life". In 2013, he was selected for his first drama "Flip in Summer", which unfortunately did not air until 2018.
Luo's breakthrough performance came with the fantasy romance drama "Ashes of Love", where he portrayed Runyu, an enigmatic antagonist. His critically acclaimed performance garnered predominantly positive reviews, solidifying his position as a talented artist in the Chinese entertainment industry.
Luo Yun Xi, also known as Leo Luo, is a Chinese artist born in Chengdu, China.
