LUO JIN (Liwei, in BIUTIFUL, by Alejandro González Iñárritu, 2009) was born to a doctor's family in Jiangxi China. In the midst of a
mischievous childhood, he started practicing Kungfu at the age of 12. By the age of 16, he had been pre-selected to enter a traditional Chinese opera school to begin rigorous study in the arts of drama. Just as he was about to become a professional Chinese opera actor, he suddenly decided to change his direction again. After intensive training in the art of Chinese traditional opera acting, Luo Jin instead became a student at the Beijing Film Academy in 2002 and the first chapter of his new life began.
In 2006, Luo Jin was featured in the Chinese movie "Fujian Blues", which won the Dragon & Tiger Award at the Vancouver Film Festival. The success of "Fujian Blues" catapulted Luo Jin to new heights, and he suddenly became a highly sought-after actor in China. Recently, he participated in the blockbuster TV epic series "The Romance of 3 Kingdoms".