Folk Songs of Northern Shaanxi This is a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation engraved with old ingots on the Loess Plateau in the northwest. It is a strange flower between Huangpo and Huangshui. A high-pitched song can stop the moving clouds and sweep away all the overwhelming sounds; a single sound reaches the ears and fills the heart, making people feel refreshed. She is the folk song of northern Shaanxi.

Folk songs in northern Shaanxi are the crystallization of the spirit, thoughts, and emotions of the working people in northern Shaanxi. They are the closest companions of the people in northern Shaanxi and the most direct reflection of the lives of the working people in northern Shaanxi.

Northern Shaanxi is a place where folk songs gather. There are many kinds of folk songs, which are commonly known locally as "mountain songs" or "sour songs". There are mainly more than 20 kinds of Xintianyou, minor tunes, drinking songs, and Yulin ditties, among which Xintianyou is the most distinctive and representative.

Folk songs in northern Shaanxi exalt the fragrance of the soil on the loess, and flow with the most popular vocabulary and the brightest passion of the people of the Yellow River. She is the mother tongue and homeland of our loess, and it is also the characteristic and essence of our loess culture.

Northern Shaanxi folk songs have distinct regional characteristics: rustic, grand, and beautiful. This popular and bright feature is enough to make it stand on the throne of the music world, using minor songs to express the power of Huang Zhongda Lu.

In northern Shaanxi, people's emotions of joy, anger, sadness, and joy can be expressed in the form of folk songs. Whether you are standing on the top of the lofty mountains, walking on the winding mountain roads, or traveling on the flat road, you can hear the melodious singing wafting in the wind everywhere. This is the folk song of northern Shaanxi. "Women cry when they are sad, and men sing when they are sad." In fact, both men, women, and children in northern Shaanxi like folk songs. On the Loess Plateau, there are not only the low-pitched singing of the mothers-in-law, but also the high-pitched singing of the young people who "stop the sheep's voice and respond to the cow's voice" echoing. Northern Shaanxi is the world of folk songs and the ocean of folk songs.

There are many types of folk songs in northern Shaanxi, including Four Seasons Songs, Wu Geng Tune, Laigong Tune, Drinking Songs, Yangge, Labor Songs, Songs and Dances, Yulin Ditty, Northern Shaanxi Suites, Duo Rentai, Customs Songs, religious songs and Tanjia tunes, etc., mainly minor tunes and Xintianyou tunes.

Minor tunes are mainly narrative, usually with scenes, characters, storylines, and detailed descriptions. For example: "Harming the Baby", "Exploring Sister Yu", "Sending Lover", "Four Guarantees to Get a Job" and "Xia Liulin" are all long narrative folk songs.

Xintianyou (called "Shuntianyou" in the area bordering Inner Mongolia, and "Shanqu" in the Shenmufu Valley area) is a folk song widely popular in northern Shaanxi. It is relatively short and improvised. The creative product can be freely sung according to different situations. For example, villagers go to work in the fields, go up to the mountains to herd sheep, go into the woods to cut firewood, and drive donkeys to pull coal. When they feel something in their hearts, they sing at the top of their lungs. Its language is simple, the rhythm is obvious, and the rhymes are changeable. It generally has a two-sentence structure, with the upper and lower sentences rhyming, and no other sentences rhyming. Based on the seven-character sentence or the cross sentence, the main sentence of the upper sentence compares the scene or describes the scene, and the second sentence mainly focuses on the idea, combining the virtual and the real. The melody is melodious and high-pitched, rough and unrestrained, with a clear rhythm, harmonious rhyme and strong lyrical color. It fully reflects the bold character of northern Shaanxi people. It consists of two sentences and one paragraph. The paragraphs can be separated or combined, or they can also form an independent song, similar to a "sanqu".

Folk songs in northern Shaanxi reflect the rich content of social life. Most of the folk songs in northern Shaanxi that are popular today were produced from the end of the 19th century to the 1940s. They not only reflect the content of social changes, but also the content of "Changgong Songs", reflecting the people of northern Shaanxi's oppression and exploitation of the feudal unified class. Resistance, especially revolutionary historical folk songs, is a precious collection of revolutionary historical materials. Such as the famous "Brother from the Red Army Comes Back" and "Shandandan Blooms Red and Gorgeous", etc., are very valuable. However, among the more than 8,000 folk songs in northern Shaanxi, such works are only a minority. Most works reflect ordinary people and ordinary things. For example: a young daughter-in-law misses her mother's family, a eldest girl longs to get married, a girl fortune-tells, a drummer welcomes a bride, a traveler misses his hometown, young people talk about love, couples quarrel and amuse themselves, etc. In addition, masons use songs to decorate the monotonous sound of stone hammers; farmers use songs to drive away loneliness and sorrow; people who drive livestock spirits fill the rugged sheep trails with their melodious songs; and sentimental little daughters-in-law use songs to express their sorrows. . These are basically expressions of emotion.

In addition, people in northern Shaanxi also use folk songs to serve their daily lives: salesmen use songs to sell goods, farmers use songs to pray for rain, they use songs to celebrate and entertain during festivals, men and women use songs to hold ceremonies and drink alcohol when getting married. Sometimes they use songs to guess fists, use songs to tell historical stories, use songs to socialize, use songs to record major historical events, use songs to talk about love, use songs to describe new people and new things, and even use songs to cry at the grave. He also sings instead of crying. Even scandals spread thousands of miles away are spread through songs; strange people and strange things are celebrated through songs.

Among the 8,000 folk songs in northern Shaanxi, works that reflect love life, marriage issues, or are related to this content account for 80% of all folk songs. Xintianyou, known as the representative work of the working people, reflects almost all this content. Therefore, Xintianyou is also said to be the "ocean of love".

The folk songs that Northern Shaanxi people love to sing the most are love songs. In the old society, young men and women could not control their own love and marriage, so they had to use singing to express their dissatisfaction with feudal marriage and their pursuit of love. Due to natural conditions and other reasons, the economy of northern Shaanxi was backward and farmers lived a difficult life. Men went to other provinces in groups to find jobs, that is, "go to the west entrance". Before the husband left, the wife gave many instructions, which were sweet, affectionate, and lyrical. The color is very rich. For example, in the popular "Walking to the West Exit":

Take the main road,

Don't take the small road.

There are many people on the road. /p>

To relieve worries

Stay in a big hotel,

Don’t stay in a small store.

There are many thieves in small stores. ,

Worry about poaching you

Sleep in the middle,

Don’t sleep on both sides. /p>

I dug in front of you.

Drink the water from the long stream.

Don’t drink from the spring water.

The snake’s tail is wagging in the spring water. /p>

I worry about drinking you.

If you smoke, you will get angry.

Don’t get angry with others.

There are thieves in the woods. ,

Worry about the Mongolian sweat medicine

...

People who "walk to the west exit" never come back for years. When the wife at home thinks of her husband, she may hold her hand. Shake the spinning wheel and sing while rocking, or stand in front of the door and sing softly to express their attachment to their relatives far away:

The peas bloom a little red,

Hold the needle I miss my brother when sewing clothes.

I miss my brother so much that I can’t see him above.

Holding rock sugar in my mouth is like bitter coptis.

A big river cannot support fish if there is no water.

My sister cannot live without you, brother.

A pair of bastards are flying in the sky,

I hope to see you soon

"Orchid Flower", "A Big Woman Wants a Man" and "I'll Find a Good Husband for You" are all Northern Shaanxi folk songs that reflect local marriage customs. They have different characteristics in different historical periods. The three songs including "Orchid Flower" all describe the methods of marriage, but due to different eras, the methods of marriage are also different. "Orchid Flower" describes the ancient traditional method of marriage, such as buying and selling marriages, and the new daughter-in-law has to sit in a sedan chair when entering the house. "The third team blew the whistle and the two teams fought." By the time of "Big Women Want to Be Han", anti-feudal thoughts and sentiments had formed a trend. "Big women" dared to speak out and dare to ask their parents to get married, and weddings were simplified. Now, riding a horse replaces sitting in a sedan chair. In the song "Finding a Good Husband for You", the heroine already "makes her own decision", and the way to get married is not to cover her head and wear embroidered shoes. Instead, they "ride a horse and wear flowers" and "enter the husband's house chatting and laughing" with the groom.

Northern Shaanxi folk songs are close to life, reflect the reality of life, and have strong emotional color, especially love songs.

The protagonist in "Miss You Really Miss You" is a young girl who has not yet left the court. One of the passages expresses her feelings like this:

I miss you so much that I really miss you,

I miss you all over my body;

I miss you from the tip of my hair,

It’s hard to get a red hair tie;

I miss you from the skin of my head,< /p>

It’s hard to comb Yulin’s comb;

My eyelashes miss you,

It’s hard to close my eyes day and night;

My eyes miss you. Yeah,

It’s hard to hold back the tears;

I miss you on the tip of my tongue,

It’s sour, sweet, bitter and spicy;

… …

If it is just a revelation of the character’s inner thoughts and feelings, then this Xintianyou song “Holding Hands” is a description of the character’s actions:

You want to hold my hand,< /p>

I want to kiss your mouth,

Hold hands, kiss your mouth,

The two of us will walk together.

The song has four lines and is easy to understand. Although the hero and heroine are careless, their movements are natural and their mood is relaxed. It can be said to be a masterpiece of northern Shaanxi.

Due to historical and natural conditions, northern Shaanxi is economically backward and culturally underdeveloped. In addition, the population is sparse and the residences are scattered. Therefore, the feudal consciousness' rule here is relatively weak. There used to be a folk song called "Three Big Monsters" spread in some remote mountainous areas: "The wall won't fall when sand is beaten against it; the mother-in-law won't be upset when she marries a Chinese man; the prostitute will jump over the wall and the dog won't bite her." It can be seen that the ideology of northern Shaanxi is reflected.

Northern Shaanxi folk songs are widely circulated in northern Shaanxi. Most people in northern Shaanxi can more or less sing a few songs. The singing can be heard while working in the fields and while walking. During farm breaks and after dinner, people often gather together to take turns singing. In addition to this natural spread among the masses in daily life, there are two other ways of spread: one is the spread by folk singers and artists; the other is the spread by collectives or individuals in some customary activities. Activities such as "going through business", wedding receptions, memorial ceremonies, prayers, Yangko and other activities all require singing. Another example is "Welcoming Songs", which include "settling songs", "walking on the red carpet", "worshiping heaven and earth", "drafting the tent", "songs at the top", "songs for sending children off", etc.

[Edit this paragraph] Folk song artist

〖芠恩峰〗

A famous Chinese singer and national first-class actor, known as the "Loess Plateau" "silver bell". Director of the Chinese Musicians Association, director of the China Ethnic Minority Vocal Music Society, and honorary leader of the Shaanxi Radio and Television National Orchestra.

Yuan (sound: yun) Enfeng was born in Xi'an in 1940. She was influenced by Shaanxi's long and rich history, culture, folk music and opera art since she was a child, which cultivated her colorful singing talents. In 1951, at the age of eleven, Enfeng entered the ranks of literary and artistic workers. She sang a large number of traditional folk songs in northern Shaanxi and thousands of national-style compositions, and she followed a solid path of national vocal art. For decades, she sang for the people with passion, and her singing was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Her singing is full of sincere and uplifting passion, filled with the rich flavor of life in northern Shaanxi, injecting new life into northern Shaanxi folk songs, strongly infecting the vast number of listeners and audiences, and receiving warm welcome.

Since 1965, Enfeng has visited many countries and regions such as the Soviet Union, the Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Japan, Thailand, the Philippines, the United States, and Hong Kong with the Chinese Art Troupe and friendship delegations. Since 1980, Enfeng has held more than 40 solo concerts in Xi'an, Luoyang, Shanghai, Beijing and other places, and has received high praise. In order to reward her contribution to my country's vocal art career, Enfeng was awarded the title of National Advanced Worker, National "May 1st" Labor Medal, and National Outstanding Literary and Art Worker.

〖He Yutang〗

Born in 1949, Director of the Cultural Bureau of Ansai County, Shaanxi Province, and a member of the Shaanxi Branch of the Chinese Folk Artists Association. Vice Chairman of Yan'an Quyi Artists Association.

He Yutang was born in a family of singers. He has loved folk songs since he was a child. Over time, he has been immersed in folk songs and developed a golden voice. His singing voice is high-pitched and exciting, beautiful and emotional. After expert testing, its pronunciation height is high F, which is three degrees higher than the high C of the world-famous Pavarotti.

The songs "Ninety-nine Bends of the Yellow River in the World", "Up a Slope and Down a Beam", and "Flows Thousands of Miles Returning to the Sea" are all thrilling and soul-stirring.

He Yutang grew up in poverty and hardship. He is simple and kind-hearted, with rich cultural heritage and deep love for the loess. He has collected, compiled, composed and adapted thousands of folk songs from northern Shaanxi. He can pick them up at his fingertips and sing them impromptu a cappella, which is truly touching and amazing. Over the years, he has sung for the common people at any time and provided supporting vocals for more than 70 Chinese and foreign movies and TV shows, embellishing the themes and adding icing on the cake.

In 1986, He Yutang won the second prize for singing and the third prize for composition in the first China Folk Song Music Competition. He was officially named the "King of Folk Song" by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

〖Wang Xiangrong〗

Yulin City Folk Art Troupe soloist, famous folk singer, native of Fugu County, Yulin City, known as the "King of Western Singers".

The folk songs of northern Shaanxi he sang were rich in melody, extensive in content, free in style and unique in style.

He has won many awards from the country and Shaanxi Province, participated in CCTV's "Heart to Heart" art troupe performances several times, and visited Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other places, and was welcomed by domestic and foreign audiences. with good reviews. The classic song "Yellow River Boatman Song" was sung by him and spread throughout China.

〖Sun Zhikuan〗

Soloist of Yulin City Folk Art Troupe, famous folk singer, native of Shenmu County, Yulin City, Xintianyou "King of Songs". In 1986, he participated in the first national popular folk song competition and won the Golden Peacock Cup. Later, he won the gold medal in the National Folk Song Competition twice and the first prize in the Shaanxi Provincial Art Festival. His original songs "Tears Soaking in the Artemisia Forest" and "Up the Slope and Down the Beam" have spread all over the country.

He has visited Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and other places. This year, he won the Xintianyou Best Singer Award in the Western Folk Song Competition of CCTV Channel 12.

〖Guo Yunqin〗

Yulin City Folk Art Troupe soloist, native of Mizhi County, Yulin City, known as the lark on the Loess Plateau, won the first national popular folk song award in 1986 Grand Prix Outstanding Singing Award, and won the first prize of Shaanxi Art Festival Singing twice. Published a singing album. He has visited Europe, Japan, Hong Kong and other places.

〖Liu Meilan〗

Young soloist at Fugu County Cultural Center. He won the first prize in the Yulin Young Singer Competition and participated in the CCTV Spring Festival Gala performance in 1998.

Won the first prize in the Folk Song Duo Competition of Shanxi, Shaanxi and Mongolia; won the third prize in the 2nd West China Shahu Cup Folk Song (Huaer) Singer Invitational Competition.

In January 2004, he won the gold medal in the duet group competition in the CCTV "Qingyi Jiaxue Cup" folk song competition.

In February 2004, he won the special prize in the Umbrella Folk Song Competition jointly organized by Yulin City, Shaanxi Province and Luliang District, Shanxi Province.

〖Wang Xiaoyi〗

Young soloist of Yulin City Folk Art Troupe, native of Suide County, Yulin City. He has won first and second prizes in the Shaanxi Provincial Vocal Competition many times and traveled to Singapore with a delegation.

Published a collection of Northern Shaanxi folk songs (cooperated with others)

〖He Bin〗

Young soloist of Yulin Folk Art Troupe, Hengshan County, Yulin City people.

Won the second prize in the Shaanxi Provincial Vocal Competition and visited Singapore with the delegation.

Published a collection of Northern Shaanxi folk songs (cooperated with others)

〖Luo Cuilian〗

Soloist of Suide County Yellow Earth Art Troupe, Yulin City A native of Suide County.

Won the first prize in Yulin City and Shaanxi Provincial Folk Song Competition.

Several folk songs sung by her were collected, published and broadcast by China Record Company and Shaanxi Provincial Music Radio.

〖Xu Wenhua〗

Vocal music lecturer at Yulin Art School, native of Hengshan County, Yulin City.

In 1995, he won the Outstanding Singing Award in the Shaanxi Provincial Vocal Competition for Promoting Newcomers, and in 2002, he won the second prize in the Shaanxi Provincial Literary and Art Singing Award. He has participated in many performances inside and outside the province and has been well received by the audience.

〖Wen Yongkai〗

A soloist in the Fugu County Art Troupe of Yulin City.

In 1998, he won the second prize in the Folk Song and Folk Music Competition in Wuqi County, Qin, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia Provinces. In 2002, he participated in Shanxi TV Station's "Entering the Grand Stage" column and won the performance award. In August 2003, he won the Shaanxi Province "Nongsui Card" Cup. Second prize in the folk song competition. In January 2004, he won the bronze medal in the CCTV "Qingyi Jiaxue" Cup Western Folk Song TV Competition. In February 2004, he won the Qin Jin Umbrella Head and the Excellence Award in the Folk Song Competition.

〖Luo Shengjun〗

Suide County Yellow Earth Art Troupe solo singer and sketch actor, native of Suide County, Yulin City.

He has visited the Netherlands and France and participated in the China Folk Art Festival twice. In 2002, he won the gold medal in the 3rd Western China "Shahu Cup" Folk Song (Hua'er) Singer Competition. In January 2004, he won the CCTV Western Best Style Award in the Channel Folk Song Competition.

〖Hao Quanlin〗

A soloist in the Yulin area art troupe. National second-level actor, folk singer, member of Shaanxi Provincial Musicians Association and Drama Association.

In 1997, he won the second prize in the folk singing competition of the Shaanxi Provincial Vocal Music Competition. In the same year, he represented Shaanxi in the folk song competition of 16 provinces and regions in the Yellow River Basin and won the bronze medal. On behalf of Shaanxi, he participated in the "Seven Ancient Capitals" performance in Beijing to welcome the National Day and won a special tribute award.

In 1999, he won the first prize for folk singing in the Shaanxi Provincial Vocal Music Competition.

In 2000, he represented Shaanxi Province in CCTV's "Bubugao" National Young Singers Competition and won the Excellence Award.

In 2001, he participated in the Shaanxi Provincial Qin Opera Cappella Competition and won the first prize. In the same year, he represented Shaanxi in the first China Qin Opera Art Festival and won the gold medal.

In 2004, he participated in the CCTV "Qingyi Jiaxue Cup" Western Folk Song Competition and won the bronze medal as a native soloist.

〖Feng Xiaorong〗

Name: Feng Xiaorong

Gender: Male

Political profile: Party member

Family members : Father, mother, younger brother

Date of birth: August 21, 1980 (lunar calendar)

Graduated school: Shaanxi Institute of Education (Music Department)

Hobbies: music creation, guitar, singing, classical literature, computer games

Favorite colors: black, white

Song recommendations:

With Shaanbei Featured songs: "Red Light", "Who is that", "Second Life", "Yesterday in Memory"

Songs about returning farmland to forests to protect the environment: "Wind Flowers and Green Grass" TV series theme songs : "This life is like smoke", "Cherish" Pop music: "Love is like a falling rain" Earthquake relief songs: "Countless hands warm the world" Campus folk songs: "Give you happiness", "Autumn Love Rain", "Love in Tibet" "Raindrops" Pop rock: "Dead", "Four Seasons", "Sentiment", "Sunset" Self-narration:

I was born in a very ordinary family in Yongping Town, Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province. His father is a people's policeman and his mother is a doctor. My father often taught me singing when I was young. He also loved playing the electronic keyboard and flute. Influenced by my father, I have loved singing and dancing since I was a child. In kindergarten, he was a child star who was good at singing and dancing! After entering junior high school, he was disliked by his family because he did not study well and always loved to listen to music. Later, because I couldn't stand the reprimands and endless cynicism from my family, I chose to join the army...

Arriving at the military camp was the biggest turning point in my life... I met the person who taught me how to play ball. Guitar and the teacher who introduced me to music. After that, I became deeply obsessed with the guitar, and later I started trying to write songs myself. In this way, I laid the foundation for myself on the road of music step by step.

After he was discharged from the army, he was introduced by a friend to the first performing arts bar in Yan'an, "Gu Zai You Bar". I met many musical friends here, which also played a key role in my future acting career. Just as my musical dream was growing, I was assigned to work at the Yan'an Oil Refinery...

A new environment, a strange place that had nothing to do with music. I was lost, even the unscrupulous singing voice I used to have was gone. I feel scared every time night comes, because I am the loneliest person then...

It was only after I started working that I realized that I knew nothing else but music. So I picked up the guitar again and started practicing like crazy.

During this time I forgot to contact anyone and practiced piano for more than 9 hours every day. Later I discovered that I fell in love with the dark night and loneliness. When I re-established my life goals, I found that my understanding and knowledge of music was far from enough, so I chose to go to school...

At first, my dream of going to college was blocked by my family. I objected, but stubbornly, I still packed my bags and embarked on my path to study...

Two years of college life gave me a different perspective on life, music, life, and myself. I gained a new understanding and made a qualitative leap on the road of music! When I dreamed of staying in Xi'an after graduation, various pressures forced me to return to my original workplace...

But after graduating from college, I will never feel discouraged again and still hold my heart. The musical dream is running forward. Although I am in a corner far away from music, my singing is flying everywhere on the Internet with my musical wings. I feel that I am still very happy!

When I was quietly enjoying my small harvest, several young people who had the same dream as me came together with me. We formed what is now the "Coyote Band"! From then on, I will never feel lonely or sad again, because I will be with them wherever I am, and my singing will never feel helpless and desolate again, because the voice of strength is added...

Personal resume:

Born in Yongping Town, Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province on August 21, 1980

From 1987 to 1992, he worked in Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province Elementary school in Yongping Town, Chuan County

From 1992 to 1994, he went to junior high school in Yongping Middle School in Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province

From 1994 to 1996, he studied in Yongping Middle School in Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province. Studied in high school in Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province

From 1996 to 1999, he served in the 82nd Detachment of the 86923 Army in Liuhe County, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

From 2000 to Yan'an today Working in the electrical workshop of a refinery

Performing resume:

Started learning guitar in the army in 1997.

After retiring from the army in 1999, he ran in bars.

In 2000, he switched to electric guitar and formed his first rock band - "918 Band"

In 2002, he won the second place in the "Yan'an Local Taxation Cup Young Singer Grand Prix"

In August 2002, he was invited by Yan'an TV Station's Literature and Art Department to produce a personal interview.

In July 2003, he was invited by Yan'an TV Station's Literature and Art Department to produce an exclusive interview with the band.

In 2004, he won the second prize in the "China University Campus Singer Grand Prix" with his original song "Autumn Love and Rain"

Shaanxi Division. In the same year, he went to Beijing to participate in the finals and won the third prize.

In 2005, he was invited by Xi'an Radio Station to be a guest on "Xi'an Traffic Music Broadcasting" and promoted the work "Wind Flowers and Green Grass"

In September 2005, the "TOM" network national tour represented Shaanxi in Xi'an Performed on stage with Liu Jialiang, Liu Gang and others at Yanta North Square.

At the end of 2005, he was awarded the Best Original Singer of the Year Award by Shaanxi Ancient City Hotline.

In May 2006, the original song "Tibet Love" ranked in the top 6 of China's original music chart for 4 consecutive weeks.

In June 2007, the band successfully held a special concert!

At the end of 2007, he participated in the "Charming Yan'an" Spring Festival Gala.

In February 2008, he accepted an exclusive interview with Yan'an TV's Sunday program team.

In April 2008, he participated in the Shaanxi Provincial Workers' Art Performance and won the second prize in the music group. Feng Xiaorong's original work "The Second Life" won the Best Original Work Award.

In May 2008, he participated in the "Twelfth Yan'an Top Ten Outstanding Youth" award ceremony held by the Yan'an Municipal Committee of the *** Youth League and Yan'an TV Station.

〖Wang Erni〗

Wang Erni’s profile:

Wang Erni was born in Ansai County, northern Shaanxi in 1985.

Graduated in 1999 Yulin Baihua Art School, now the main actor of Ansai County Folk Art Troupe.

In 1999, he won the first prize in the Yan'an Young Singer Grand Prix.

In 2000, he won the third prize in the Shaanxi Provincial MTV Grand Prix.

In 2001, he won the first prize in the first National Farmer Singer Grand Prix in the 21st century.

In 2002, he sang "Thirty Mile Pu" at the 3rd Shaanxi Art Festival and won the first prize.

In 2004, he won the Excellence Award in the 10th National Rookie Promotion Competition and the "Special Contribution Award" in the 3rd Northern Shaanxi Folk Song Competition of Ansai County's "Rookie Cup". Participated in the performance of the program "Back to Yan'an" on the Western Channel of CCTV.

In 2005, he was awarded the title of "Top Ten Youth" in the first Ansai County.

He has served as the lead singer in the movie "Xintianyou" and the TV musical "Walking to the West".

In recent years, he has traveled to Germany and Thailand with the troupe to perform, and has participated in cultural performances and other activities in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Guangxi, Shandong, Shanxi and other places many times