At the beginning of 2002 and in 2003, he was laid off twice by individual villains in power and had to resign from public office to travel around.
At the beginning of 2005, he was invited to launch the Northwest Shandong Chamber of Commerce and was elected as the vice president of Qilu Chamber of Commerce in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, and presided over the establishment of Qilu Children's Magazine. He is one of the famous businessmen in Shandong province. He found his own job by laid-off journalists and had a successful career.
Guo Xinping started his literary creation from 1980.
1985, she published her first novel and novella "Gone with the Wind" in the bimonthly issue of "Ancient and Modern Chinese and Foreign Literature" in Beijing, and entered the literary world from then on. Up to now, it has published, distributed and broadcast short, medium and long novels, folk literature, poems, reportage, film and television scripts in domestic books, newspapers, TV stations and publishing houses (more than 200 TV special programs have been compiled), with about 6.5438+million words, and has been hired as editor-in-chief and visiting professor by relevant academic groups and teaching and scientific research institutions for many times. He was awarded the honorary titles of "National Excellent Self-taught Scholar" and "China Poet Star" 199 1, and his writings and deeds were specially introduced by 12 newspapers, radio stations and reportage collections at or above the prefecture level.
After 200 1 year, he successively served as Art editor of Taian Radio and Television, Vice President of Qilu Chamber of Commerce in Lanzhou, Gansu, Deputy Secretary-General of China Biography Society, Editor-in-Chief and President of Qilu Children Magazine, Secretary-General and Chairman of Shandong Biographers Association, General Manager and Chairman of Qilu International Cultural Industry Co., Ltd., Secretary-General of Editorial Board of Qilu Children in China, Minister of Propaganda Department of Qilu Economic and Cultural Promotion Association in China, and Taishan Care, Editor-in-Chief of Qilu Cai Ying in Beijing.