1999 founded the night stage drama studio, and successively directed The Masses (1996), I don't know the chair (1998), Sleep (1999) and Shan Hai Jing (2000).
In 2000, he served as the poetry judge of the online literature award under the banyan tree. In 2003, the drama Who Didn't Step on the Seesaw won the Hong Kong Youth Literature Award.
Since 2006, he has been a judge of Shanghai University Drama Festival.
In 2007, he published a collection of poems, Deep in the Heart (Writers Publishing House). In the same year, his works were included in Another Nation: Selected Contemporary Poems of China published in the United States.
In 2008, he served as the chairman of the jury of Micang Film Festival, which aims to pay attention to the unnamed and new genres and look forward to the era of big movies.
Since 2007, a series of overseas travel notes have been published one after another, including: Rain from Other Mountains-Small European Cities; The southern part of the chaotic floating mountain-the secret land of Nepal; Traveling far from mountains and rivers-South Switzerland; The west wind cuts jade-southern Ireland; Lotus Net-Sri Lanka World Heritage Site.
In 2009, she was invited to participate in the international writing project of the University of Iowa.
He is a collection of poems, The Butcher's Daughter's Dinner and A Black Book (portfolio, 1994), The Spread of Ten Years (1999), Minors are not allowed to enter (2000), The Banquet (2002) and the collection of poems, Borrowing a Deep Heart. He is the author of the prose collection Cezanne Nightclub (2006).
1999 to 2006, he worked for Wenhui Publishing House, Weekend Pictorial, Anjia Magazine, Art World Magazine, Competitive Magazine, mg Excellent Magazine and many other media. He used to be the executive editor of the Chinese version of rodeo, a Swedish fashion magazine, and founded Mao Feng Culture Communication Co., Ltd., currently male in China.