In May 1987, he founded the radio sketch series "Funny Wang Xiaomao", appointed himself as editor and director, and hosted "Wang Xiaomao's Mailbox". Nearly a thousand episodes of sketches were broadcast, and they were also adapted into TV sketches, stage plays, Comics and various other art styles. In 1998, the "Wang Xiaomao Club" column was opened in the "Middle School Student Edition" and the "Funny Wang Xiaomao" website was opened on the Internet. He has edited and published the 280,000-word book "Dancing with Wang Xiaomao". He has also published more than 600,000 words of novels, essays, interviews, literary criticism, comedy, drama sketches, and TV shorts. "Sliding King Xiaomao" won the "Excellent Innovative Column" of Shanghai Radio, Film and Television Bureau for the second time, the first prize in the national opera radio program competition, and the top ten columns of Shanghai People's Broadcasting Station. In 1991, he was awarded the title of "National Outstanding Journalist" by the All-China Journalists Association, and in 1997, he was named one of the top ten program hosts of Shanghai People's Broadcasting Station