Zhao graduated from Beijing Institute of Technology, worked in a base of the Science, Technology and Industry Committee for National Defense for 20 years, and was awarded the medal of the Republic Science, Technology and Industry Committee for National Defense. Later, he transferred to Northwestern Polytechnical University and founded the first tutorial school in Shaanxi Province at 1987. The competition between cram schools for college entrance examination is essentially the competition between principals, and a good principal is a good school. Since 1987, President Zhao has been the principal of the college entrance examination counseling school for 23 consecutive years. He is the first person to coach the college entrance examination in the province. He has won the titles of "Provincial Excellent Educator", "Provincial News Person", "Provincial Excellent Principal", "Xi Outstanding Achievement Award of Private Education in 30 Years of Reform and Opening-up" and "Shaanxi Education Person of the Year" in 2009. With passion and advanced consciousness, President Zhao has studied and managed repeat institutions for more than 20 years, and published articles such as "Analysis of Success and Failure Factors of College Entrance Examination" and "Review with Half the Effort" in newspapers at or above the provincial level. In March 2009, in order to give back to the society and serve the candidates, the book "The Sprint Points of Sailing Masters" was compiled and distributed to Sanqin students free of charge. President Zhao leads the development direction of tutorial schools with the school-running concept of "serving students wholeheartedly", and develops the tutorial schools in the province into the "provincial star schools"-Anfangzheng tutorial schools, which has become a banner of tutorial schools. The headmaster's "Apple Theory" and "One year's hard work, a lifetime's hard work" are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the relevant remarks have now been included in the "New Founder Encyclopedia Dictionary" compiled by Founder students. Speech > "in.