Participated in the National Art Exhibition, the International Calligraphy Exhibition, the National Calligraphy Invitational Exhibition, and the Hong Kong Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Art Exhibition. Works (20 pictures) are included in "Selected Chinese Modern Calligraphy Works", "Selected Contemporary Couplets and Ink Blots", "Selected Tiananmen Poems and Calligraphy" and "Chinese Modern Art" published in Japan. Some of the works are from the Tang Dynasty in Nagasaki, Japan. collections or inscriptions in museums, Yokohama and domestic art galleries, museums, memorial halls. Over the years, he has made remarkable achievements in calligraphy education and theoretical research. He has published "A Brief Discussion on the Artistry of Chinese Calligraphy", "On the Art of Calligraphy", "Calligraphy and Its Appreciation", "Teaching International Students Good Calligraphy Classes", "Quality Education and Calligraphy Teaching", etc., and compiled "Learning Calligraphy" and "Research on Calligraphy Teaching". Exclusive interview with the director of the Creative Office of Beijing Academy of Fine Arts, who published "Rooted in the Soil of Life" for Mr. Zhao Zhitian, "Natural Fragrance of Plants and Flowers" for Mr. Peng Peiquan, "Auspicious Snow Beijing" and "Optimus Prime" for Mr. Yang Dalin, and wrote "Rooted in the Soil of Life" for Mr. Peng Peiquan Academy painter Chen Ping wrote an art review for "Art for Tomorrow". In 1989, China was in turmoil, and the once prosperous economic market fell into depression. The experienced Taiwanese collector Lin Shuiqing came to Beijing alone in late autumn. He was worried and wandered on the streets, missing his hometown in Taiwan in the mainland. The author was arranged by the China Council for Friendship with Foreign Countries to receive Mr. Lin Shuiqing's visit to China. Borrowing Qiu Fengjia's poetic poem from the Qing Dynasty, he wrote this poem for Mr. Lin Shuiqing: Wandering among the clouds and dreams at midnight... I sent an ice wheel from afar to shine on my father's face. With full patriotic enthusiasm, the author sees the historical status quo of Taiwan's partition, the loneliness and loss of Chinese children, and the tragic separation of relatives. The need for reunion and warmth expresses the touching feelings of the motherland's family members. The work was collected by Mr. Lin into the Taiwan Museum. Solidified in the house: Long live Chairman Mao! The bungalows with the slogan "Long Live the Communist Party" were disappearing from people's sight one by one, accompanied by the rumble of bulldozers. The collapsed old house ended hundreds of years of painful history. The courtyard dormitory of the International Council for the Promotion of International Trade where the author lived as a child disappeared in an instant before his eyes. Nostalgia for the past can only be solved by "traveling to Shaoshan" to get rid of the fading thoughts of the times. "Spring comes after the snow - there are rumbling sounds, demolition, renovation and construction are busy, what does the chairman have, Wanshou is in a foreign land." In order to welcome the Olympics, the old house was destroyed, the childhood memories, the children's feelings, the longing for the future and Uneasiness and helplessness towards reality.