At the end of 1985, Mr. Wukong was appointed as the deputy director of the State Council Counselor's Office and served as the deputy curator of central research institute of culture and history the following year. From 65438 to 0987, entrusted by the State Council and the United Front Work Department of the Central Committee, he visited more than ten provinces and cities such as Jiangsu, Shanghai, Guangdong, Shaanxi and Hunan, and found out the basic situation of the counselor's office and the literature and history museum, and accumulated quite a lot of information. On the basis of investigation, the State Council, the representative of the Counselor's Office and the Literature and History Research Institute, drafted two documents and solicited opinions at the national symposium on the work of the Counselor's Office and the Literature and History Research Institute. 1988 In August, the State Council issued two important guiding documents (namely the State Council No.57 and No.58). This is a major reform in the work of the counselor's office and the literature and history museum. Mr. Wukong participated in the whole process of drafting these two documents and was one of the main drafters of the two documents. 1989, organized the national exhibition of calligraphy and painting by librarians of library literature and history. The exhibition was exhibited in the Palace Museum for more than a month, with an audience of 50,000 to 60,000 people. 1990 under the sponsorship of China People's Insurance Company, two picture books, Selected Works of Calligraphy and Painting by Librarians of the National Institute of Literature and History and Selected Works of Calligraphy and Painting by the National Institute of Literature and History, were published. The previous album also won the Print Quality Award. At the same time, at the invitation of Hong Kong United Publishing Group and with the assistance of Hong Kong Jiguzhai, the "central research institute of culture and history Librarian Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition" was held in 199 1 autumn, which also had a good influence. In the process of editing and publishing these two exhibitions and albums, he participated in the whole process of planning, organizing, examining and approving the exhibition works, arranging exhibitions, selecting materials for albums and editing and proofreading. Starting from 1990, at the initiative of curator Xiao Gan, he and the director of Shanghai Literature and History Research Museum are specifically responsible for the daily editing of the series of Newly Edited Notes on Literature and History. With the full cooperation of local literature and history museums, after five years' efforts, 1995 series was published. There are 4 series of 50 volumes, about 6 million words and 4,000 authors, which have received good response from the society and won the 7th China Book Award. 1998 He wrote the book Historical Relics of Zhongnanhai, which was published by the Forbidden City Press. He also served as an editorial consultant in the 60-volume Collection of the Palace Museum jointly published by the Palace Museum and the Hong Kong Commercial Press, and was responsible for the examination and approval of all manuscripts and text control. He has published many academic papers and poems.