Now, Wang Rugang is not only an actor, head of a troupe and chairman of the Music Association, but also a national intangible cultural inheritor and a representative of the Municipal People's Congress. What worries him most in recent years is the inheritance and protection of Shanghai dialect, how to correct the dialect pronunciation of young actors, and how to make local young people in Shanghai, especially primary and secondary school students and kindergarten children, speak standard Shanghai dialect skillfully. From the beginning, almost everyone in Shanghai knows the funny Wang Xiaomao. 1987, Shanghai People's Broadcasting Station broadcasts a series of radio programs called Funny Wang Xiaomao. Wang Rugang used a northern Jiangsu dialect to create the image of Wang Xiaomao, a humorous and witty community enthusiast, and has since become a well-known comedy star in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. For decades, he has won various performance awards and honors in the literary and art circles. Including Peony Performance Award, China Quyi Highest Award, China TV Literary Star Award, Flying Award for Chinese TV Drama, Magnolia Award for Leading Role in Shanghai Drama, and National Virtue Art Artist. He was named the South comedian of China by Singapore, the Asian comedian by Japanese TV daily broadcast, the representative inheritor of national intangible cultural heritage, and the librarian of Shanghai Literature and History Research Institute.