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Mao Hai

Acting Born Apr 1, 1977 Pingdingshan, Henan Province, China 20 credits

Biography

Mao Hai is a male actor born on April 1, 1977, in Pingdingshan, Henan Province, China. Also known as 毛海 and Hai Mao, he has twenty known credits for acting in the television and film industry. His stage name is written in Chinese characters as 毛孩. Additional personal information and details regarding specific acting roles are not recorded in the available archival data.

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Career

Career overview

Mao Hai is a male actor born on April 1, 1977, in Pingdingshan, Henan Province, China. He is also known by the names 毛孩 and Hai Mao. His professional work is recognized in the film and television industry, where he has accumulated twenty known credits for acting.

Public reference profiles and databases document his career involvement primarily through these known acting credits. His personal and professional background includes his birth details in China, establishing his origins in Pingdingshan, Henan Province.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Overdo
Strangers When We Meet
A Land So Rich in Beauty
Someone to Talk To
小宝和老财Door God
雪花那个飘Story of College Student SoldiersThe Warring States
卫生队的故事派出所的故事
吉祥酒铺Falling in Love
My Own Swordsman
围屋里的女人
两家人
Chui Shi Ban Story
杨守敬和吕蓓卡
大秦腔
CCTV Spring Festival Gala: Crosstalk and Sketch

Full filmography

  • Overdo (2026) as Huo Shaoxiong
  • Strangers When We Meet (2024)
  • A Land So Rich in Beauty (2021) as Ma Chang Shun / Ma Mi Hu
  • Someone to Talk To (2016) as Niu Aiguo
  • 小宝和老财 (2014) as 郭小宝
  • Door God (2014) as Father
  • 雪花那个飘 (2011) as 丁学武
  • Story of College Student Soldiers (2011)
  • The Warring States (2011) as Qi soldier
  • 卫生队的故事 (2009) as 小毛
  • 派出所的故事 (2009) as Mao Hai
  • 吉祥酒铺 (2007)
  • Falling in Love (2007)
  • My Own Swordsman (2006) as 江小道
  • 围屋里的女人 (2004) as 秋云飞
  • 两家人 (2003) as 小姜
  • Chui Shi Ban Story (2002) as 小毛
  • 杨守敬和吕蓓卡 (2000) as 学生
  • 大秦腔 (1996) as 韩子生
  • CCTV Spring Festival Gala: Crosstalk and Sketch (1983)