In 2002, he released his first album "The First Drop" under the stage name Rain. Later, he released albums such as Rain 2 and It's Raining and Rainism, and won Korean music awards such as Mnet Asian Music Award, Seoul Folk Song Award and Golden Record Award. In 2005, he became the first Asian singer from China, Japan and Thailand to win the MTV South Korean Best Artist Award in Asia. Since 2006, the first world concert tour has been held in China, the United States, Japan, Australia, Thailand and other countries. As a guest performer at the closing ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the 20 10 Guangzhou Asian Games. In 2008, he won the Foundation Stone Award of Korean Image and was written into the online edition of Encyclopedia Britannica under the name of Rain. 20 1 1, becoming the first Asian artist selected by Time magazine 100 as the most influential person in the world.
In 2003, the first starring TV series "Go to School" won the KBS acting award for best newcomer. In 2004, he starred in Romantic Room and won the KBS Best Actor Award. In 2007, he won the Best Male Newcomer Award of Hundred Ideas Art Award for his film debut "Electronic Man Doesn't Matter". In 2008, he entered Hollywood for his role in the movie Speed Racer, and 20 10 won the biggest bad star award in the MTV movie award for his Hollywood action movie Ninja Assassin, becoming the first Han Xing to play the leading role in a mainstream Hollywood movie and win the American film award. In the same year, he won three awards at Hollywood Film Festival: Top Ten Asian Stars, Asian Cultural Ambassador and Best Artist in Asia.
After retiring from the army, he released the album "The Effect of Rain". On 20 14, he composed and wrote lyrics by himself, and was invited to appear in American, Chinese and Korean film and television works, returning to film and television songs in an all-round way.
In addition to performing arts, he was also enthusiastic about charity and actively promoted it, and was awarded the Korean Presidential Commendation Certificate.