Zhang Li is one of the few singers in the United States who can compete with Western singers on the world opera stage and at the same time teach Eastern and Western vocal performing arts on the podium of Chinese and American universities. Vocal music educator, a name that Chinese people should be proud of. The second Chinese singer in the world after Pavarotti to win the award from the U.S. Congress, and a professor of bel canto and ethnically compatible vocal music. Member of the Standing Committee of the Sichuan Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, member of the Sichuan Provincial Committee for the Advancement of Democracy, master's tutor, international art ambassador of the American Society of Artists, image ambassador of the American Association for International Economic and Cultural Exchange, and founder of the China-US 1-2-1 Lily Art Troupe. He has studied under professors Cheng Xiyi, Gao Zhilan, Wang Bingrui, Zhao Bixuan, and Mrs. Mathile Rowland, a soprano at the Metropolitan Opera House in the United States and president of the North American Vocal Teachers Association. Zhang Li is the first Chinese singer to receive an honorary doctorate in music performance from William Penn University in the United States and Lincoln International University in the United States; the first Chinese singer to be invited to hold a vocal master class and a solo concert at the National Center for the Performing Arts. Educator; the first to be awarded the "66th World Film, Television, Music, and Performing Arts Scamo Hollywood Superstar Gold Star Golden Ring Award" by the Southern California Film and Television Commission, the 2001 "Shanghai Spring International Music Festival" Shanghai Opera House original opera She was the first singer of Fanyi, the lead actress in "Thunderstorm", and the lead singer of Fanyi in the original opera "Thunderstorm Story" in Vancouver, Canada in 2005. She was the lead singer of Fanyi, the lead actress of the opera "Madame Butterfly" at the Colorado International Arts Festival in the United States in 2008. Playing the role of the protagonist Qiao Qiao San

Since 2002, she has served as the principal soprano of the Cametta Symphony Choir in Los Angeles, USA, and sang the first 18-minute American song with the group during the China and US tour. The early modern music ballad "Rockswell Summer of 1915" became the first Chinese singer to be specially invited to perform at the "Hollywood Ball Easter Sunrise Concert" in Los Angeles, USA in its 81-year history. The singer and lead singer of the theme song, the performance was a great success. Norma Foster, chairman of the Hollywood Ball Sunrise Festival Organizing Committee, said: "Zhang Li's international voice is deeply loved by people around the world. The song "Let the World Be Full of Peace" is of special significance to safeguarding world peace. He has performed in classic operas such as "Thunderstorm", "Don Juan", "The Artist's Life", "La Traviata", and "Madama Butterfly". The heroine served as the first soprano lead singer in Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony" and "Sacred Music Fantasia". She was invited to participate in the special program of Warner Cable TV in the United States to sing the songs "July's Grassland" and "Mu Flute". ", etc. have been included as compulsory tracks in the classic textbooks of China's higher art colleges. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, CCTV filmed the MTV of the song "Motherland, I Sing for You" written by Zhang Li herself. , which will be broadcast on CCTV Music Channel on October 1.

Since 1999, it has been committed to Sino-US cultural and artistic exchange performances and has participated in many non-profit performances in China and the United States on a voluntary basis. Report: Zhang Li, the ambassador of cultural exchanges between China and the United States. The Los Angeles Daily News made an exception and reported Zhang Li’s successful concert in Hollywood with colorful pictures and text on its front page on Sunday, and named Zhang Li the “Lily of Reunion Day.” "Flower". The front page report of the US "Hollywood Times": Zhang Li is a "superstar soprano" and "Chinese opera star". The Los Angeles city government awarded Zhang Li: the title of honorary citizen of Los Angeles. At the world's top Juilliard School of Music in New York, the United States , Colorado College, New Mexico State University, Lawrence Technical University in Detroit, University of Texas, Albuquerque, Vancouver and other places have successfully held solo concert demonstration singing lectures and vocal master classes. Internationally: Zhang. Li’s students won the first, third, and fourth place in the undergraduate and graduate groups and the “Most Development Potential” in the American College Vocal Competition held by the National Association of Vocal Teachers in 2005, 2008, 2009, and 2010. Singer's outstanding achievements. In 2006, five of Professor Zhang Li's students came to China for interviews with American professors. With outstanding results in their majors and exemption from TOEFL, they were all admitted to the master's degree program in vocal music at American universities and all received U.S. government scholarships.

In view of Zhang Li’s contribution to cultural and educational exchanges between China and the United States, on February 16, 2006, in the Office of the U.S. Congress in Washington, the capital of the United States, Diane Watson, U.S. Congressman and Chairman of the U.S. Congressional Entertainment Core Leadership Group The doctor personally presented Zhang Li with a Certificate of Commendation from the U.S. Congress. Professor Zhang Li became the first Chinese vocal education artist to receive a U.S. Congressional Commendation in the history of China and the United States. Larry Pressler, former Chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, Chairman of the Science and Transportation Committee, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations Europe and Asia, and 22-year veteran U.S. Congressman, specially congratulated Zhang Li on winning the U.S. Congressional Award, thinking that it is "a great tribute to China". The highest honor for an artist."