Lu Chang's family background has created a new generation of young stars.

On August 6th, 2007, Lu Xiao was only 13 years old. She is 165 cm tall, quiet and cheerful, with a pair of phoenix eyes with oriental characteristics and dark skin, which is exactly the oriental sunshine girl in people's eyes. In the selection of nearly a thousand people, Lu Chang stood out with her unique temperament, vigorous and proud figure, outstanding physical skills and excellent performance, and became the only China actress in NBC movies. Become the only representative of China in the special promotional film of the 2008 International Olympic Games.

The versatile Ellie Chang stands out among thousands of competitors with her unique temperament of "combining Chinese and Western", because three generations of her family have an indissoluble bond with China sports.

My grandfather is Yang, a famous sports dance teacher in Houston. After graduating from Beijing Institute of Physical Education 1963, Mr. Yang has been a gymnastics coach. After arriving in the United States, he founded the Yang Guoji Sports Dance Center. Lu Chang's grandmother majored in sports medicine and was the team doctor of China provincial sports team. Lu Chang's mother, john young, has been a champion in sprint, high jump and long jump from elementary school to high school. This university specializes in volleyball.

When Xiao Daochang was two years old, he immigrated to the United States from Henan, China with his mother john young. At the age of four, she enrolled in a children's bodybuilding class at the Yang Guoji Sports Dance Center, systematically practiced children's bodybuilding, international standard dance, Latin dance, acrobatics and China Kung Fu, and had good basic skills training and various physical training, which enabled her to have a good physical quality and a combination of hard and soft kung fu.

Xiaoluchang also studied ballet, jazz, tap dance and China dance at Shen Minsheng Dance School in Houston, and participated in public performances at Houston Grand Theatre every year. She studied guitar with an American teacher for three years, and often participated in guitar performances in the church, constantly demonstrating her versatility.