In 2006, 2007 and 2008, he conducted special performances of Tianjin Qunyi National Orchestra for three consecutive years.
In 2006, he conducted Tianjin Qunyi National Orchestra to participate in the recording of Tianjin Spring Festival Evening.
In April, 2009, he conducted Tianjin Qunyi National Orchestra to perform at the opening ceremony of the First JD.COM Drum Seminar in China.
From 2005 to 2009, he conducted Tianjin Qunyi National Orchestra and Tianjin Xinpan National Orchestra for more than 50 performances, and accumulated rich conducting experience. Since the university, he has studied suona and national wind instruments with Mr. Fan, a famous suona performer and educator of Tianjin Conservatory of Music, Mr. Zhao Cuncai, a young suona performer of Tianjin Song and Dance Theatre and a national first-class actor, and followed Mr. Liu Zhen, a senior producer of Hulusi and Bawu, to learn the production of national musical instruments such as Hulusi.
In the process of his artistic growth, he was influenced by Mr. Gao Jiulin, president of Tianjin National Orchestral Society and president of Tianjin Song and Dance Theatre. Mr. Wang Jianhua, Vice President and Secretary General of Tianjin National Orchestra Society; Mr. Li Chunhua, Vice President of China Hulusi Bawu Professional Committee and a famous young Hulusi master; Mr. Qi Dequan, Vice President of China Hulusi Eighth Five-Year Professional Committee and a famous Hulusi performer; Mr. He, Vice President and Secretary General of China Hulusi Bawu Professional Committee; Famous national wind musician and cucurbit flute player (composed by Golden Peacock); Mr. Yu Tianyou, the vice president of China Hulusi Bawu Professional Committee, a famous flute player of shenyang military area command Song and Dance Troupe, and Yan Tieming, a Bawu player (the author of Fishing Song and Haruka) gave guidance and help.
In 2006, a solo concert was held, and famous artists such as Li Chunhua, a famous cucurbit player, Li Zhibang, a famous literary critic, Wang Jianhua, secretary-general and vice-president of Tianjin National Orchestral Society, and Ren Xu, a famous bowstring musician in China, wrote inscriptions to congratulate the concert on its complete success.