He presided over the national social science fund project "Research on Folk Religious Beliefs in Tibetan Areas of China" and the provincial and ministerial scientific research project "Research on Chen Yinque". Participated in the National Key Research Project of Philosophy and Social Sciences in the Ninth Five-Year Plan: Traditional Culture and Modernization of Tibetan Areas in China (presided over by Researcher Geller, Deputy Director of China Tibetology Research Center) and Research on the Influence of Early Han People and Their Descendants on Modern Tibetan Society (presided over by Researcher Lhagpa Phuntshogs, Director General of China Tibetology Research Center), and made social investigations and studies in Tibetan areas all over the country from 197 times; He was invited to give lectures or attend academic seminars at Hong Kong Baptist University, Lingnan University and Macau Polytechnic University. In Ethnic Studies, History and Geography of China's Frontier, Ideological Front, China Tibetan Studies, Tibetan Studies, Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities, Journal of Tibet University for Nationalities, Guizhou Ethnic Studies, Guangxi Ethnic Studies, Northwest Ethnic Studies, Journal of Sichuan Normal University, Archives of the Republic of China, Studies on Chinese Studies, Studies on the History of Maritime Business Relations. Mysterious Religion (Guangzhou Publishing House 1997) and Natural Scenery and Human Landscape along the Lhasa River (Guangdong People's Publishing House 200 1) have been published publicly or printed internally. Chongqing Publishing House, 2000), Nanhai Temple (Guangdong People's Publishing House, 2002), Research on Modern Society in Qamdo, Tibet (Sichuan People's Publishing House, 2006), Collection of Precious Information on Tibetan Society in Kangqu (co-authored with Professor Zhao Xinyu and Professor Qin Heping, Bashu Bookstore, 2006). The thesis "Changes of Qamdo, a hub city in modern Tibetan areas" won the first prize of Southwest Ethnic Society of China in 2003. The thesis "Westernization Background of Tibetan Politicians in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China" won the third prize of Sichuan Institute for Nationalities in 2004. Co-edited monograph "Special Development Path of Tibet and Other Tibetan Areas" (deputy editor, Heilongjiang People's Publishing House, published in August 2003) won the second prize of the 11th Excellent Scientific Research Achievement Award of Philosophy and Social Sciences in Sichuan Province in 2005 (jointly won).