In 1986, the "He Qiyatu Calligraphy Exhibition" was held for the first time at the Inner Mongolia Art Museum.
In October 1988, a two-person exhibition of Chinese poetry and calligraphy for Japan-China Friendship between Uchida Yansui and Qin Shuzai was held in Hiroshima, Japan.
In 1991, the "Ho Chiettu Calligraphy Exhibition" was held in Trier, Germany.
In 1992, he went to Japan to hold the "He Qiye Tu Calligraphy Exhibition" (Hiroshima, Fukuoka).
In 1994, CCTV's "He Qiye Tu's Calligraphy Art" (special broadcast).
In 1995, he went to Hokkaido, Japan to hold the "He Qiyatu Calligraphy Exhibition".
In 1996, he went to Taiwan for cultural and artistic exchanges.
In 1997, he went to Singapore to participate in the 14th Huichun Competition as a judge.
In 1997, he went to Paris, France to hold the "He Qiyatu Calligraphy Exhibition".
In 1998, he went to Japan to hold the "He Qiyetu Calligraphy Exhibition".
In 1998, he went to Seoul, South Korea to hold the "He Qiyatu Calligraphy Exhibition".
In 1999, he went to South Korea to hold the "He Qiyetu Calligraphy Exhibition".
In 1999, a Korean calligraphy and art delegation was invited to visit Inner Mongolia and held a Sino-Korean calligraphy and art exchange exhibition.
In 2000, he led a youth delegation from Inner Mongolia to visit South Korea and held a Sino-Korean calligraphy and art exchange exhibition.
In 2000, he organized a Chinese and Korean youth calligraphy exhibition and published a collection of his works.
In 2000, it was held at the Inner Mongolia Art Museum (Sun Zhijun and He Qiyatu calligraphy and painting exhibition).
In 2001, the "He Qiyatu Calligraphy Exhibition" was held at the Xiamen Art Museum.
In 2002, he visited Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Macau.
In March 2002, the third issue of "Chinese Calligraphy" published "Special Topic on He Qiyatu's Calligraphy".
In 2002, the second issue of "China Civil Aviation" magazine featured a special introduction on "Frozen Melody".
CCTV once broadcast the special topic "The Art of Calligraphy of He Qiyatu".