Gao Chaodong was born in a non-professional class.

Chaodong didn't study broadcasting and hosting, but the university studied textiles. After graduation, he went to the Snow Lotus Cashmere Factory in Beijing to do grass-roots work and occasionally hosted a small radio station in the factory. One day a few years ago, his wife saw an advertisement in the radio and television newspaper "Traffic Station wanted a host". He drank some wine and went to take the exam. As a result, the radio leader took a fancy to his Beijing accent and chose him. After entering Taiwan, I have done football programs and music programs. Every time I leave a program, I will make a group of old listeners sad. He left the radio station in June, 1 1, and the sad listeners posted the reserved posts to all bbs related to him.

The reason why "Facing East" is loved by so many viewers is that the program is well done. What people value is his honesty, fairness and optimism. During the China-Africa Forum, he pointed out in the program that "Beijing becomes smooth when buses are not on the road", and when the wind of beating dogs prevailed in Beijing, he also stood up and said that "dogs are innocent and should not be allowed to bear human sins twice". What Chao Dong said is not necessarily wonderful, but it must be true and humanitarian. Ordinary people will never hear other presenters dare to tell such a "big truth" in the mass media.