Jiang Kun, as a well-known crosstalk performer, an artist with both ability and political integrity, chairman of the Chinese Quyi Artists Association and chairman of the China Literature and Art Volunteer Service Association, has certainly made some contributions to the phonograph industry. He not only wrote books, but also brought out many apprentices.

One, writing a book and biographizing the so-called three great blessings of a person, carrying on the family line, honoring one's ancestors, and writing a book and biographing have all been completed as far as Jiang Kun is concerned. From 2005 to 2008, it took Jiang Kun three years to complete the work of writing a book and establishing a biography, which also contributed to the cultural heritage and theoretical system of the phonograph industry.

In 2005 -2006, Jiang Kun published "General History of China Quyi" and "Introduction to China Quyi", which comprehensively introduced the development of China Quyi and combed the historical evolution of China Quyi from germination to maturity, from ancient Quyi to modern Quyi, and then to modern Quyi.

The essence, literature, music, performance and folk custom of Quyi are systematically established from macro, meso and micro perspectives. Five theories? This also reflects from one side that the chairman of Jiang Kun Chinese Quyi Association is not in name only.

In 2008, Jiang Kun also published Jiang Kun's Humorous Poems, weaving some jingles into comic dialogues with calligraphy, which not only reflected his literati calligraphy skills, but also left a reference for comic dialogues.

Second, Jiang Kun and Degang Guo are totally different in artistic path. Jiang Kun's apprentice has more official positions, while Degang Guo's apprentice takes the road of Shang Yan. Although Jiang Kun's apprentice is not as famous as Degang Guo's apprentice Yun-peng Yue and Qin Xiaoxian, he is far from his administrative position.

For example, Tang Aiguo's experience was similar to that of Jiang Kun, and he did not engage in literary and artistic work until he joined the army. At present, he is a national first-class actor, a member of Chinese Quyi Artists Association, the vice chairman of Shandong Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the vice chairman of Shandong Quyi Artists Association, and the captain of drama Quyi of jinan military area command Cultural and Art Troupe.

Another example is Ming Lu, head of Wuhan Rap Troupe, a famous crosstalk performer and a national first-class actor. In 2003, he won the third prize of the second CCTV Crosstalk Competition.