Li Chengru’s son is Li Dahai.

Li Dahai, born in Beijing on June 11, 1985, is a male singer, actor and musician from Mainland China, and a psychological rehabilitation instructor of the Dongcheng District Disabled Persons' Federation in Beijing. In 2002, Li Dahai was brought into the film and television industry by his father Li Chengru, and played the role of buddy Zhang Haidong in the TV series "The Story of the Detective". In 2005, he played Hu Dongbo, the son of Haining Group Vice President Hu Bigang, in the urban suspense "Thrilling Life" directed by Huang Lijia.

In May 2006, Li Dahai participated in the TV series "Escape from Shangri-La" directed by Zhou Xiaowen. In July, he graduated from Shengji Art Institute and signed a contract with China Television Film and Television in October. In October 2007, Li Dahai released his first album "Haizi". In April 2008, Li Dahai came to Nanjing to promote the 22-episode TV series "Young Chess King" that started filming. He starred in this drama because of the recommendation of his father Li Chengru.

Acting experience

In April 2009, Li Dahai and his father Li Chengru participated in the interview program "Extraordinary Parents" on Beijing TV's Science and Education Channel. In June, he participated in "The Age" written and directed by Li Chengru The drama "Longxugou". In June 2010, the TV movie "The Flight I Want" starring Li Dahai was completed and he played the role of a singer-songwriter in the film. In November 2013, Li Dahai joined the youth inspirational reality show "I'm Not a Star" produced by Zhejiang Satellite TV, and finally won the third place in the finals.

In February 2014, Li Dahai and Qiao Qiao were guests on Heilongjiang Satellite TV's entertainment interactive program "Challenging the Wall of Fame". In March, he participated in the recording of the charity theme song of "Dream Set Sail". On January 16, 2015, the spy suspense movie "Spy Lotus" directed by Zhu Qingyang, co-starring Gao Liwen, was released. In December, Li Dahai attended the red carpet and awards ceremony as the only invited guest of the 5th Beijing International Micro Film Festival.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Li Dahai