Luo Yunxi

Luo Yunxi, also known as Leo Luo, is a distinguished actor, dancer, and singer hailing from Chengdu, China. He honed his craft at the prestigious Shanghai Theater Academy, where he specialized in ballet. Upon completing his studies, Luo took on the role of a dance instructor at the Macau Conservatory and showcased his talent as a lead dancer in the contemporary ballet production “Flying to the Moon.”

In 2010, Luo ventured into the music scene as a member of the boy band JBOY3, which released three singles before disbanding in 2012. He then teamed up with actor and singer Jason Fu to form the music duo Double JL. Luo's acting career commenced in 2012 with his role in the romantic film “The Spring of My Life.” He gained further experience in 2013 with his participation in the drama series “Flip in Summer,” though it wouldn’t air until 2018.

Luo’s major breakthrough arrived with the fantasy romance drama “Ashes of Love,” where he portrayed Runyu, a character with complex motivations. His captivating performance earned him widespread acclaim and solidified his reputation in the industry. With a multifaceted career spanning dance, music, and acting, Luo Yunxi continues to be a prominent figure in the Chinese entertainment landscape, recognized for both his artistic versatility and dedication to his craft.