Basic Information and Current Positions

Senior Producer, Director, Senior Engineer; Producer and Director at the Sports Program Center of China Central Television (CCTV)

Lecture at Phoenix School, Communication University of China

Graduated from Beijing Foreign Studies University with a major in French; Proficient in Chinese and French media operations, specializing in cultural diplomacy through international media platforms.

Core Fields

Deeply engaged in large-scale sports entertainment programs, international co-productions, and the development of Olympic variety show formats; Authored the academic paper Research and Development of Sports TV Entertainment Programs from the Perspective of National Fitness; Dedicated to the integration of sports communication and mass fitness.

Professional Career and Landmark Achievements

1. Joined the External Department of CCTV in 1983; served as Head of the International Group in 1987, responsible for Around the World and Foreign Arts and Literature.

2. Founded Zheng Da Variety Show in 1990 and served as Chief Director, pioneering large-scale entertainment programs on Chinese television.

3. Participated in the creation of classic columns such as The Globe and the Vienna New Year's Concert.

4. Created the Chinese version of Intervilles (Intercity) in 1998; founded the international version of Intervilles in 2005, and led the Sino-French co-production of the special program Intervilles: Beijing-Paris, sparking "China fever" in France.

5. Responsible for Sydney Conjecture in 2000, creating a variety show format for the Olympics, and conducted "alternative reporting" on the Beijing Universiade and the Korea-Japan World Cup.

6. Led the team to complete the first-ever broadcast of the Tour de France in 2002.

7. Organized the Who is the King series in 2013, serving as the Chief Director of the Folk Table Tennis Championship.

8. Actively promoted Sino-French anti-epidemic cooperation in 2020, assisting the broadcast of anti-epidemic videos on Luxembourg Television.