Ju Hao (Ju Zhao Jie)

Biography

Ju Hao (Ju Zhao Jie) is a prominent Chinese xiangsheng (comic dialogue) and sketch comedy actor, born on October 25, 1962. He trained under the renowned xiangsheng master Jiang Kun and holds the title of First-Class Actor. He began his artistic career in 1984 with the xiangsheng piece "How Should We Act?", winning the Excellent Creation and Performance Award at the All-Army Performance Festival. He continued his success, winning the Gold Medal at the National Youth Xiangsheng Television Competition in 1989 for "Examining the Actor". His career expanded into film and television, where he starred in the 1997 film "Causing Trouble" and won the Best Actor award at the Changchun Film Festival. He is also known for his roles in popular TV series such as "Story of the Cooking Squad", "Wulin Legends", "Home with Kids", "The Breakthrough", and "Punishment of Crime". He received the "Peony Award" from the China Quyi Artists Association in 1996 for the sketch "The Honest Person", and won the Outstanding Performance Award at the "Chonggang Cup" festival for the sketch "Choosing the Nanny". He continued performing into the new millennium, appearing in Spring Festival Gala shows for works like "Pump Air" in 1999, "Street Guardian" in 2008, and "Acting for You" in 2019.