for 29 weeks in 1986, an unbroken record for a local pop song. To date, Liang has over 200 musical compositions and songs to his name. Liang's particularly iconic composition is the song "Negotiations And Love" (). He penned this in the aftermath of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre, and Taiwanese singer Wen Zhang recorded it. The song became popular in Singapore, Taiwan and mainland China. He has composed television serial theme songs for the then Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, now MediaCorp. Since the 1990s, Liang has also written hits for Cantonese and Mandarin pop stars such as Jacky Cheung, Andy Lau, Leon Lai, Tony Leung, Alex To, Eric Moo, Kit Chan, Joi Chua and Stefanie Sun. In 1996, he wrote and composed the songs for Singapore's first Chinese musical December Rains (). In the following year, Liang wrote the theme song "Are You Still There" (你是不是还在) for Singapore film Track (). In August and September 2007, Liang's songs were featured in a local Chinese musical "If There're Seasons", presented by The Theatre Practice. In April 2015, Liang held his 1st solo concert For Music, For Life... Liang Wenfu Concert 2015 at The Star Theatre. Liang is also a poet, essayist and a former columnist for Lianhe Zaobao. He has over ten publications in various genres of creative writing. His works, such as the essay collection, The Last Years of Kreta Ayer (, 1998)- which is also used as a GCE A Level text in Singapore; poetry collection In Fact I am in Love with Time (, 1989); and short story collection The 21 Dreams of Liang Wern Fook (21, 1992) showed a new direction for Singapore Chinese literature. These books recorded the changes in modes of feeling and expression brought about by the peer pressure and complexity of life in a post-modern society. Today, Liang runs a Chinese language enrichment centre for primary and secondary school students, set up in 1997, with his wife He is also an adjunct associate professor in the Division of Chinese at Nanyang Technological University. Liang is still involved in the music business through writing one to six songs a year. He would offer his work to the singer whom he thinks is most suitable for the tune. His most recent popular hit was Joi Chua's "Watch The Sunrise With Me" (), released in 2004. In 2015, he created the theme song for