In August 2000, we cooperated with the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra in a special performance of foreign music works, and successfully premiered Polish composer Chopin's "Variations on a Theme of Rossini", which uses traditional Chinese bamboo flutes to perform Western works. He also pioneered the Chinese flute industry by using a Chinese orchestra to perform in concert
In September 2000, he was invited as a solo guest to the UK to premiere the works of the American composer Tan Dun with the London Symphony Orchestra and the world-famous cellist Yo-Yo Ma. The "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" concerto brought the ancient Chinese musical instruments dizi and bau to the stage of the famous "Barbican Art Center" in the UK for the first time
Going to Macau to participate in the "Macau International Music Festival" in October 2000 Festival", with the joint concert of the Macao Chinese Orchestra and the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, playing the flute and band "Hang the Red Lantern"
In December 2000, he was invited to participate in the "Essence of National Music" held at Shanghai Hongkou Stadium Concert, solo "Five Bangzi", "Raising the whip to urge the horses to transport grain"
In May 2001, he participated in the "New Works Concert" of the Shanghai Spring International Music Festival and premiered "Bamboo Traces..." "Monologue of a Flute"
In July 2001, at the invitation of the Macau Cultural Affairs Bureau and the Changhong Concerts, the "Tang Junqiao Flute Concert" was held at the Macau Cultural Center. Orchestra: Macau Changhong Chinese Orchestra. Conductor: Li Fubin.
In July 2001, he was invited by the Hong Kong government to collaborate with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra at the Hung Hom Stadium to "Celebrate the Fourth Anniversary of Hong Kong's Return" "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" Concerto
Invited to participate in October 2001 "Macau International Arts Festival", collaborated with French cellist Anxi Cantoni to perform the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" concerto. Concerto: Macao Orchestra
In October 2001, at the large-scale theatrical performance of the "APEC" conference in Shanghai, she and two other folk music performers formed the "Three Female Heroes of Folk Music" performance group, serving as leaders of the 21 countries He premiered the classic piece "Jiangnan Charm"
In October 2001, he was invited to participate in the "Beijing International Music Festival" as a solo guest, and collaborated with Israeli cellist Maya Besser and the China Philharmonic Orchestra on the concerto "The Lying" "Tiger Hidden Dragon".
In November 2001, he cooperated with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra to participate in the opening ceremony of the Hunan "Golden Eagle Art Festival" as a solo guest
In November 2001, he participated in the "Milan---" with the Shanghai Municipal Government. -Performance activities of "Shanghai Culture Week", playing flute solos "Five Bangzi" and "Happy Encounter".
In February 2002, he was invited to Paris, France to participate in the "French Contemporary Music Festival" and collaborated with the French National Symphony Orchestra on the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" concerto. Concerto: Orchester National de France
In May 2002, he participated in the "Yan Ming Yin" special concert at the Shanghai Spring International Music Festival as a soloist and performed the music "Autumn Thoughts on the Dressing Table" and "The Charm of Langya".
In May 2002, he participated in the performance of "The Opening Ceremony of the Asian Development Bank Annual Meeting" at the Shanghai International Convention Center and performed "Jiangnan Charm".
In June 2002, he toured Romania and Ukraine with the Shanghai Culture, Radio and Television Bureau Performance Troupe, performing flute solos such as "Travel to Suzhou" and "Five Bangzi".
In July 2002, he was invited to Hong Kong to collaborate with the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra and premiered the flute concerto "Cang" in Hong Kong. Concerto: Hong Kong Philharmonic
In September 2002, he accompanied the mayor and the Shanghai Expo Performance Troupe to Germany for the Shanghai Expo, and premiered the folk music trio version of "Butterfly Lovers" and the flute solo "Butterfly Lovers" with the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra. "Three Five Seven", "Happy Encounter".
In September 2002, he was invited to tour the United States with the Youth Symphony Orchestra of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, serving as a solo guest, playing the flute and music group's "Three Plum Blossom Alleys" and "Hang the Red Light".
In October 2002, he was invited by the Hangzhou Municipal Government to participate in the "Leifeng Sunset" music ceremony for the completion of the new Leifeng Pagoda and served as a solo guest
In November 2002, he went to France to participate in the World Expo The last theatrical performance "Starry Night".
In January 2003, he went to Belgium to perform the concerto "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" with the Belgian Leuven Symphony Orchestra. Concerto: Luwen Symphony Orchestra
In February 2003, he toured Austria and Germany with the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra and performed Chinese classics "Butterfly Lovers" and "Jiangnan Charm" at the famous Golden Hall in Vienna.
In February 2003, he went to Paris, France with the Shanghai CPPCC China Development Foundation to participate in the "Chinese Music Concert" held at the UNESCO headquarters and performed the flute solo "Autumn Thoughts on the Dressing Table"
In October 2003, a special concert titled "Dialogue between Flute and Symphony" by Tang Junqiao was held at the Shanghai Grand Theater. It was part of the repertoire of the Fifth Shanghai International Arts Festival and was a great success.