Speaking of the successful people in the hosting industry, everyone must remember a lot. Kang Hui, Sa Beining, Dong Qing and others are all pillars of the host world, and there are some very good hosts in Hunan TV, but what you may not know is that as the first host of Hunan TV, he is How influential was that year, and just recently, netizens posted photos of themselves and Qiu Xiao. In the photo, the 51-year-old Qiu Xiao still looks so young. On his face, he can’t find any years. Traces, I have to say that as a host, he maintained his form very well.
Although it is said that Qiu Xiao has faded out of many audiences, he was called the pillar of Hunan Station back then, and his influence is also very large. And the reason why it can be called the first sister Qiu Xiao's ability to host is no question. He has touched countless people's hearts with his pure and steady hosting style, and because of this, he has won the love of many audiences. Wang Han, as we know it now, also took the road of hosting because of Qiu Xiao’s recommendation at the time. Therefore, some people are also curious, why did such an excellent host disappear now?
In fact, when he was in the limelight in 2004, he chose to enter the marriage hall with his boyfriend who had been in love for many years, and the sons who gave birth within a few years after the marriage, the lives of the two people were also very low-key. He took his son to make a public appearance at a private party. Even so, Qiu Xiao did not stop being a host. In 2009, he hosted Jingshi News. In 2010, with Dong Qing, Wang Han and others, presided over the opening ceremony of the Golden Eagle Festival. And the recent Qiu Xiao also appeared on the screen. As the host of a health program, she wore a red dress. She was still such a steady and elegant person. Although the host world is the same as the celebrity, the update is very fast, but Qiu Xiao is in such an era. The timely choice of what you should do is not to keep up with the trend. It is also an admirable ability. I don't know what people think?
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