I went to work in Shenzhen in April 1993 and worked as a worker, administrator, supervisor, and freelance writer; in June 1995, I served as a reporter and editor for Shenzhen's "Dapeng Bay" magazine, and concurrently as "Dapeng Bay" magazine. Bay" literary creation training center guidance director; later transferred to "Shenzhen People", "Expert Vision" and other magazines as reporters and editorial directors; in 2004, she was appointed as the chief planner and chief writer of Shenzhen Shengshi National Film and Television Culture Communication Company. Column planner and writer of "Style China" and "Impression of the East" of China Tourism and Economic Channel (Hong Kong Cable TV Channel 23), and editor-in-chief of the Shenzhen special issue of "Hakka" (sponsored by Meizhou Sedan Association) magazine.
He began writing and publishing works in the late 1980s. In his early years, he joined the Guangxi "Bicycle" Poetry Group in Nanning. He founded the "Extra Affair" Poetry Society and the "Holy Land" Literary Society in Shenzhen and Guangzhou respectively, and was an independent editor-in-chief. Four issues of Poetry Newspaper "An Affair" were published, and a series of "Holy Land Library" was planned and published. One of the main initiators and theoretical elaborators of China's post-70s poetry movement. So far, he has published poetry and prose in newspapers such as "Poetry Evening News", "Star Poetry Magazine", "Poetry Magazine", "People's Literature", "Guangxi Literature", "Special Zone Literature", "Nanfang Daily", "Shenzhen Special Zone News" and other newspapers , essays, reviews, and hundreds of novels. Some of his poems have been selected into several anthologies such as "Yearbook of Chinese New Poetry", "China's Best Poetry", and "Selected Poems of Poets in the 70s".