1997' s student work "Running Cow" won the first prize in the National Youth Painting Competition to commemorate the 0/00th anniversary of the Olympic Games, and was collected by the headquarters of the Olympic Committee in Lausanne, Switzerland.

1997, 1998 More than 20 student prints have won national awards, and their works have been published in China Education News, Tibetan Japanese Clothing and Liaoyang Daily.

In 2000, 10 student clay sculpture won the first prize in the clay sculpture competition for primary and secondary schools in Liaoning Province, and three students won the second prize.

200 1 Four prints of "Students" won the third prize in the Third Liaoning Minority Art Exhibition, and were selected as the works of the Third Liaoning Minority Art Exhibition.

In the fifth volume of the newly compiled junior high school art textbook in Liaoning Province, three student prints are listed as model paintings.

Five pieces of clay sculpture works by students were included as examples in the second volume of the newly compiled "Liaoning Province Junior High School Art Textbook" and participated in the compilation of the "Liaoning Province Art Textbook". The clay sculpture prints and other subjects taught were included in the textbook.

In 2002, Zhang Baoqing, Vice Minister of Education, wrote an inscription in Chinese, Tibetan and English, and Liaoning Fine Arts Publishing House published a book "Collection of Fine Arts of Tibetan Students in Liaoyang No.1 Middle School", which was distributed to the whole country and received good response from the national, provincial and municipal education departments and fine arts sessions.

In 2003, "Research on Art Teaching Mode of Tibetan Classes in Mainland China" won the third prize of the first batch of outstanding achievements in educational science in Liaoning Province.

In 2004, "Research on School-based Curriculum of Fine Arts for Tibetan Classes in the Mainland" won the first prize of the Tenth Five-Year Plan of Liaoning Province.