[citation needed] His most notable works include the Epic of Eurasia, Secret of Heaven (trilogy), and King Peacock (TV series).

[1] As of 2024, 46 books of Cao Shui have been published, including 10 poem collections, 4 essay collections, 10 novels, 18 fairy tales, 4 translations[2] and one hundred episodes TV series and films.

He received his bachelor's degree in Chinese literature at Qinghai University for Nationalities in 2006 and was an international editor of Xihai Metropolis Daily in Xining for two years until he resigned to pursue his desire for personal freedom.

After his resignation, Shui traveled around Tibet and Xinjiang, places which he considers the center of both Eurasia or World.

[5] His novels The Secret of Heaven (trilogy) relay the history of human civilization.

Cao Shui's poetry has been translated to 30 languages including English, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, German, Swedish, Portuguese, Hindi, Nepali, Greek, Bengali, Kazakh, Irish, Turkish, Croatian, Slovene, Korean, Vietnamese, Tibetan, Mongolian, Nuosu, Hungarian, French, Italian, Danish, Russian, Serbian, Kyrgyz, Albanian and Polish.