1944
Born in Wufeng Township, Taichung County, Taiwan Province (today Wufeng District of Taichung City).
1950
Attends Wufeng Elementary School.
1957
Attends Wufeng Agricultural School (five years).
1962
Joins Huahsing Art Printing Plant as an apprentice where he learns about painting and design.
1966
Studies painting with teacher Hou Shou-feng.
1967
First encounter with photography.
1970
Marries Liao Kuei-ying.
1971
Attends a talk by Yang Ying-feng, starts to collect beautiful stones
1975
Studies pottery with Yang Lien-ko and starts collecting cultural artifacts.
1976
September 6 - visits Professor CHIU Huan-tang and officially joins Tao-Zen Pottery Workshop where he studies ceramic art.
Visits South Korea and Japan.
1977
Early in the year joins Professor Lin Pao-chia’s Taolin Ceramic Art Workshop where he studies glaze.
May – establishes Kuanta Art Studio in Wufeng.
1978
Establishes a ceramic art classroom and starts teaching students.
1979
1979 Holds first solo ceramic art exhibition at Taichung City Cultural Center (today Wen-Ying Cultural Center).
A solo exhibition at Spring Gallery in Taipei City generates interest in modern ceramic art work and attracts collectors.
1983
Nominated one of top 10 young artists nationwide.
1984
Organizes Ceramic Art Collective with students
Visits Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo, Mashiko and Kasama in Japan.
1987
Visits Britain, Norway, Holland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy, the Vatican, Greece, Egypt, Bahrain and Hong Kong.
1992
Travels to Japan (Kyoto, Seto, Mino, Tokoname, Sigaraki) and Hong Kong (to take part in international art festivals).
1995
Visits China (Nanchang, Lushan, Jingdezhen, Huangshan, Hangzhou and Yixing)
1996
Visits Japan (Karatsu, Arida, Imari, Hasami, Hagiyaki, World Expo.
1999
The September 21 Earthquake damages Kuan-Ta Art Center and countless cultural artifacts and works.
2004
Kuan-Ta Art Center is awarded one of the first “Craft House” certificates
2009
Visits Tambayaki in Kyoto-Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.
2010
Visits Hangzhou and Shanghai World Expo in China.
2011
Attends Cross-Strait Handicraft Seminars in Shanghai, Suzhou, Nanjing and Yangzhou
2012
Visits the Beijing Taiwan Center, Ding Kiln in Quyang County, Hebei Province, Kaifeng Official Kiln in Kaifeng, Jun Kiln in Yuzhou, Ru Kiln in Ruzhou, and Tang Dynasty Tri-Colored Glazed Ceramic in Luoyang, Henan Province.
2013
Receives “Ceramic Art Achievement Award” at the 1st New Taipei City Ceramics Awards and holds a solo exhibition at Yingge Ceramics Museum in New Taipei City.