Member of China Calligraphers Association, distinguished calligrapher of Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (Friendship Art Exchange Institute), member of Education Committee of Beijing Calligraphers Association. Associate Research Fellow, Theory and Creation Research Office, Art Department, National Museum of China. He graduated from China Calligraphy and Culture Research Institute of Capital Normal University with a doctor of literature. Mainly engaged in the study of China's calligraphy culture and calligraphy creation, his regular script is based on the Tang Dynasty, and at the same time draws nutrition from the writing and knot method of the epitaph of the Northern Wei Dynasty, forming his own elegant, elegant and elegant face, which has attracted the attention of the book circle and all walks of life in Beijing. He participated in the compilation of the full-color history of China's calligraphy art, the development series of college students' artistic quality, China's calligraphy, the experimental textbook of ordinary senior high school curriculum standards, selected papers on contemporary China's calligraphy, and the book history volume, and published three papers in Calligraphy World, Hundred Artists and China Calligraphy.

His works have participated in many competitions and exhibitions at home and abroad and won awards. /kloc-0 won the first prize of China-China Junior Calligraphy Competition in 1987, and/kloc-0 was selected as the "First National Book Fair" organized by Calligraphers Association in 1994. During this period, he won the first prize in provincial and municipal competitions for many times, and his works were published in Childhood, China Youth Daily, China Women, Henan Daily, Henan Youth and Calligraphy. In 2002 and 2003, calligraphy works were selected into the "Asian Comprehensive Art Exhibition" twice (Korea); In 2004, his works were selected into Selected Paintings and Calligraphy in Commemoration of Deng Xiaoping's Centennial Birthday, which was well received.