In 2014, Anson joined the then newly-formed Ding Yi Youth Chinese Ensemble, which was set up to compete in the National Chinese Music Competition organized by the National Arts Council. After the ensemble won the category's champion title, Anson officially joined the ensemble as their yangqin musician.

Two years later (2016), Anson won 2nd place in the same competition, under the Yangqin Solo Open Category. He then joined the 1st Taiwan International Yangqin Competition, which he won 2nd place. In 2018, Anson won 2nd place yet again in the National Chinese Music Competition.

In 2019, along side SCO’s Yangqin principal musician and Anson’s Yangqin teacher, Ms Qu Jian Qing, they represented Singapore once again to attend the 15th Cimbalom World Association Congress. Anson premiered "Pado" , a new Yangqin solo work by local composer, Jocelyn Tan. He joined Ms Qu Jian Qing on stage to perform "Phoenix" a Yangqin concerto work by Mr Xu Chang Jun, and “Singapore Medley” a special arrangement of Singapore folk tunes by Tan Ding Quan.

In 2020, Anson won 2nd place once more in the Singapore Chinese Music Competition.

During the course of his polytechnic and university studies, Anson has started garnering vast teaching experience, teaching yangqin in primary schools, secondary schools, junior college, local university, and giving private Yangqin lessons. Anson’s student has shown great results in Chinese music grading exams and has also successfully been chosen while undergoing school DSA auditions. In 2022, students of Anson competed in the Singapore Chinese Music Competition Yangqin intermediate category, all of his students got into the final round, and one went on to win the 2nd place in the category.

Starting 2023, under the support and guidance of Ms Qu Jian Qing, Anson is part of a newly formed Yangqin Ensemble named "Vanda Yangqin Ensemble".