His subjects were mainly migrant workers and farmers, portrayed in a style that integrated Chinese art elements and expressive techniques.

His works are noted for their directness and vigor, reflecting social criticism and humanistic care.

Shaped by his personal experiences and artistic sensibility, they often featured exaggerated, stocky figures with large hands and feet, inspired by traditional Chinese arts and sculptures.

[14] In 2011, Xin Dongwang's painting Golden Wedding was sold for HK$5.06m at Christie's Hong Kong.

[15] He was nominated by Artprice among the Top 500 contemporary artists world wide (rank 171/500, July 2016 – June 2017).