Li Yuping, graduated from 1997, was assigned to work in Tianjin Quyi Troupe. Although he has become an actor, Mr Cao Zhuyuan is still very concerned about Li Yuping. Under the guidance of Mr. Cao, he has studied and mastered Daiyu's Sorrow for Autumn, Baoyu's Visiting the Sick, Swimming the Lake with an Umbrella, Zhaojun Dike, Fengyi Pavilion, and Frustrated Sister. During the tour, old artists and teachers such as Han and Han also showed great concern. During the tour, Li Yuping participated in the recording of Tianjin TV Spring Festival Gala for eight consecutive years. He also sang various songs such as Danxian, Laoting, Xihe, Jingyun and Tianjin Shidiao in the form of cross talk, and recorded a boutique drum chorus in Quyuan. During this period, Li Yuping also participated in the activities of the Golden Gate Qu Hui for four consecutive times. In 2000, he went to Beijing to perform, and Li Yuping sang his masterpiece "Baoyu Visiting the Sick", which was well received by artists in Beijing and Tianjin. In 2002, Li Yuping successfully entered the vocal music department of Tianjin Conservatory of Music for further study.

At the same time, Li Yuping has been dabbling in other arts, and participated in a sketch recorded by Tianjin TV Station at a good time tonight. Among them, the sketch "Divorce" rehearsed by Li Yuping, Zhao Weizhou and Gao Yuqing won the third prize in the first sketch contest of CCTV. In 2005, Li Yuping participated in the filming of the large-scale indoor drama "There is something to say", and was exposed to many sister arts, which made Li Yuping have a deeper understanding of the pendant art of Henan Taiwan. Due to years of efforts, he was named as a new literary star in Jinmen in 2005. At the beginning of 2006, Li Yuping attended the first seminar on Henan pendants organized by China Music Association. Through this study, Li Yuping's artistic level has reached a new level. After many achievements and recognition, Li Yuping remained modest. She said, "I am just a boat in the ocean of art. I need to continue to explore and learn to bring more and better works of art to the audience."