After his graduation and despite his father's strong objections, he took up a NT $ 100-an-hour job at a shop selling musical instruments, and also took out a loan to enroll in the "A-List Entertainment Academy" run by veteran entertainer Wang Wei-chung to improve his singing and performance skills.
畢業後，他不顧父親強烈反對，選擇以每小時 100 元的工資在樂器行打工，並借錢報名加入綜藝教父王偉忠開設的「明星藝能學園」，努力提昇自己的唱腔、舞藝及表演技巧。