Yonghao Luo
罗永浩
Yonghao Luo (罗永浩) is a serial entrepreneur best known as the founder and CEO of Smartisan (锤子科技), a Chinese smartphone and software company he ran for six years through 2018 . In a 2018 talk at FreeS Fund's CEO annual meeting, he described his time there as filled with "tragedies" and hard-won lessons, including advice from Xiaomi's Lei Jun on partnership negotiations . After Smartisan, he pivoted to live e-commerce in 2020, where his streams became a notable sales channel for brands like Xinliangji's crayfish pre-made meals . He later founded Thin Red Line (细红线科技) in June 2022 as his AI venture . More recently, he launched a podcast named "Crossing" (十字路口), which sparked a naming dispute with the tech podcast of the same name; the original Crossing podcast stated that Luo declined their requests to change his show's name . elsewheres corpus does not cover his early career as an English teacher or his work in education training.
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Yunqi Capital Doers | MiniMax's Junjie Yan and Yonghao Luo's Four-Hour Deep Dive on "Hard but Right"
Before consensus emerges, choose the hardest path.
A Letter to Friends of Crossing
Thank you to every friend who reached out with your concern.
Who's Standing on the Founders' Side in the Buyback Wave?
Those without ideals feel no sorrow.
Yonghao Luo's Next Act: AI Is Here, Time to Swing Big
Go for it.
Goodbye to a Decade of Venture Capital | Waves' Second Anniversary
Keep moving forward. Don't look back.
Allen Luo and Zheng Gang: Let the Law Be the Law, and Let Emotions Be Emotions
A story about a VC-founder relationship hitting rock bottom.
Put some people in the metaverse, send others to space
One is an inward journey of self-discovery; the other, an outward quest for what lies beyond.
Eight BlueRun Ventures Portfolio Companies Named to 36Kr's WISE2022 New Economy Kings Annual List
The Power of Sustaining Innovation
Where Is the Future of Livestream E-Commerce? Lessons from TV Shopping History for New Brand Opportunities | FreeS Research
What traits make a brand well-suited for livestream e-commerce?
Veteran Entrepreneurs: Surviving the Darkest Hours While Spotting the Windows God Opens | FreeS Fund 2020 CEO Annual Meeting
Original Convictions, Darkest Hours, and Moats
From Wind Rising to Wind Calming: Is Live E-Commerce a Feature or a Business Model? (Part 1) | Frees Fund
The Evolution of Livestreaming: From Esports and Showrooms to Juhuasuan
Yonghao Luo: Six Years at Smartisan, Five Lessons Learned | 2018 FreeS Fund CEO Annual Meeting Recap
When you start a business in a red ocean, it's "working twice as hard for half the result" multiplied by ten.
Go Explore, Go Strive, Go Persist | 2018 FreeS Fund CEO Annual Meeting Recap
Here, you'll meet more fellow travelers.
The Supply-Side Experiment in E-Commerce: Is "Selling Stuff" Too Lowbrow, and "Making Consumer Connections" the Trendy Play? | FreeS Fund Business School
TV shopping migrated to short-video live commerce — and you hit "buy."













