He then joined the Board of Supplies of the Executive Yuan in Shanghai after the war and one year later was promoted to serve as the special assistant to the Director-General. During the period of 1950 through 1968 he worked in various government organizations such as the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Central Trust of China, Industrial Development Commission, BES Engineering Corporation, etc. in late 1968, He was assigned to open up ROC’S first Economic Counsellor Office in ROC’S embassy in Mexico City. When ROC and Mexico broke diplomatic relations in 1972, he returned to Taipei and joined the newly established China External Trade Development Council (CETDC) as the director of its Administration Department and the Market Development Department. In 1975 he was sent by CETDC to open a branch office in New York City. When the ROC-USA Economic Council was set up by the leading business firm in Taiwan, he was invited to take up the position as its Deputy Secretary-General. Five years later he was promoted to be the Secretary-General and stayed in the job for ten years and now continued to serve the council as adviser.

His wife unfortunately passed away in 1967. He has two sons and on daughter.