It was initially published in the form of Flash animation downloaded online, and later launched animated music videos downloaded online. The theme of the story is mainly focused on criticizing and satirizing the current social situation. Due to the extensive use of vulgar and violent language, the Information Bureau, which is in charge of media broadcasting, ruled that it was an educational work not suitable for children and was restricted to be broadcast only in the midnight period. In addition to publishing works in the form of online downloads, San Qiaolong has also released two albums (published by Fenghua Records) and a book (2001, published by Times Culture) and other works in traditional media interfaces. Due to the simple singing style and funny content of Chuan Qiaolong's songs, it has also become a very popular KTV on-demand song. It was once a smash hit and was considered to be a spokesperson idol who sang the voices of ordinary people in the market.
However, not all opinions on criticizing Qiaolong are positive. In May 2001, Cuan Qiaolong released a single "Teacher, don't hit me in the face"; although this song was originally an appeal against corporal punishment education, it mentioned some cursed proverbs ( A snippet from the lyrics mentions "The child's mother is a teacher who loves to slap her students in the face; the child she gives birth to - has no butthole!"), resulting in a relationship between the teachers' group and anus (a congenital disease in which the patient is born with anus). No anus) Strong protest from the patient's family.
Chen Qiaolong’s instant fame has attracted the attention of all parties. Many private manufacturers in Taiwan have recognized his influence and used him to endorse products. Among the more well-known ones are Nike. (NIKE), Wyeth Sports 700 sports drink and Taishin Bank, etc.; even government agencies have taken a fancy to his publicity power. For example, in early 2001, he promoted for the Taipei County Government not to drive after drinking, or he represented the Army Headquarters in recruiting new recruits. In addition to Taiwan, the Ting Hsin Group in mainland China has also invited Chen Qiaolong to endorse their well-known product "Master Kong Instant Noodles".
Due to the poor operation of Chuan Qiaolong's old employer "Online Internet Co., Ltd." and the urgent need to raise funds to transform and develop online games, from April 22 to April 29, 2004 During this period, all the copyrights of Chuan Qiaolong's works were put up for auction on the online auction website eBay, with a starting price of NT$1; however, the bid failed because the final bid price did not exceed the manufacturer's default reserve price. Later, Jiang Changxie, the general manager of "Online Internet Co., Ltd." who bought Tan Qiaolong in his own name, joined another large Taiwanese software company "Huayi International Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.", causing Tan Qiaolong's copyright to also be lost. Became owned by "Huayi International Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd." After Huayi International obtained the copyright of Chuan Qiaolong, it once used it as the endorsement of the online game "Stone Age" and appeared as an NPC in the Stone Age game.
In addition to the online downloadable works that are being launched one after another, in terms of traditional media interfaces, San Qiaolong has launched products including two albums and a special book, as well as a series of themed products. It is worth mentioning that because Chuan Qiaolong’s works often use Taiwanese terms combined with Mandarin or English to form a new type of pun, consumers who are familiar with Taiwanese will find it interesting; however, For people who don’t understand Taiwanese, it may not be easy to understand the fun. For example, the name of the single "Shit Car" originated from the Taiwanese word "drive" (meaning "driving"), while the English song title "I Do Run" originated from the Taiwanese word " "Dulan" (meaning "not pleasing to the eye") are all words that are combined with the colloquial translation of dialects to create laughter.