Praised as "Fantastic, excellent player" by Gerard Schwarz, conductor of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, Wong developed his career as both performer, teacher, and arranger. He was prize winner of Asian Youth Music Competition (Hong Kong), Concour de Saxophone Parisien (France), and Jacoby Competition (U.S.A.). His noticeable performances include Asia premiere of urtext version of Glazunov’s Concerto (2011, Taiwan), Hong Kong premiere of Satoshi Yagisawa’s Saxophone Concertino (2011, Hong Kong), Asia premiere of Qigang Chen’s Feu D'ombres (2016, Singapore), Pierre Boulez’s Dialogue de l'ombre double (2016, U.S.A.), and world premiere of Jean-Philippe Vanbeselaeres's Tribute to Mister L. (2019, Thailand). He was the featuring artist of automobile manufacturer Audi at the 13th Beijing International Automobile Exhibition for Transportation (2014, China), and Moger Arte e Cultura Società Cooperativa Sociale (2015, Italy).
