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Liu Haoran (b. 1997)

Alias:
Haoran Liu
Liu Hao-Ran
Turbo Liu
لیو هائوران
刘昊然
劉昊然

Birthplace:
Pingdingshan He'nan China

Born:
October 10, 1997

Biography from TheMovieDB

Liu Haoran, also known as Turbo Liu, is a Chinese actor born on October 10, 1997, in Pingdingshan, Henan, China. He moved to Beijing at the age of 12 to attend the Affiliated Secondary School of Beijing Dance Academy. His acting career began in 2014 with the film Beijing Love Story, where he was handpicked by director Chen Sicheng. This debut earned him a nomination for Best New Actor at the Beijing College Student Film Festival.  Liu gained widespread recognition for his role in the Detective Chinatown film series, where he played Qin Feng. His performance in the first film won him the Best New Actor award at the Huading Awards. He also starred in the sequel, Detective Chinatown 2, which became one of the highest-grossing films in China. Liu has been praised for his versatility, appearing in projects like Nirvana in Fire 2 and Legend of the Demon Cat.  In addition to his acting achievements, Liu Haoran is the youngest actor to gross over 20 billion RMB at the Chinese box office. He is widely regarded as one of the best actors of his generation.

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