He focused on the study of tea culture in China, and expressed his original opinions in related works: he put forward the theory of "seven meanings and one heart" in China tea ceremony, that is, China tea ceremony was formed in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, covering tea art, cha de, tea ceremony, tea science and tea guiding seven meanings, and its core idea was "harmony"; Initiated the "Tai Chi Map of China Tea Ceremony" to reveal the inheritance relationship and structural system between China Tea Ceremony and China traditional culture; This paper analyzes the essence of China's tea ceremony and Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, highlights the randomness of Taoism's "self-enjoyment to suit oneself" and conforms to the mystery of the unity of man and nature. It is proved that Lu Yu's Tea Classic is the "Yuan Dian" of China congou, and the essence of China tea ceremony, China congou and congou is a trinity. Today, Kung Fu tea is a concentrated expression of China tea ceremony, and modern tea ceremony originated from Kung Fu tea. He has been invited to attend more than ten international conferences such as Famen Temple Tea Culture International Symposium in Tang Dynasty, Chaozhou Studies International Symposium in Hong Kong, Malaysian Tea Culture International Symposium, the first France (Lyon) International Tea Culture Association Joint Conference, and Hong Kong Tea Culture International Symposium. He has published monographs such as Tea Culture in China, Collection of Records of Sanyang in Chaozhou, Collation of Jijiji, and Chronicle of Weng Wanda. He has published more than 80 articles in academic journals at home and abroad, such as Significance and Core of China Tea Ceremony, Tea Ceremony is Humanism, Tea Ceremony and Yi Dao. In addition, there are historical novels, essays, ancient poems and calligraphy works. The winning works include two monographs, papers and many ancient poems.