Kinghelm Sales Deputy Director Peng Huisheng: A Hakka in Shenzhen, Staying True to His Original Aspiration Through Hard Work

“Stay clear-headed, self-disciplined, know when to advance and when to retreat, and understand what you gain and lose.” — This is the striving motto of Peng Huisheng, Deputy Director of Sales Department II at Kinghelm. He joined Kinghelm in November 2022, starting as a grassroots salesperson, and was promoted to Deputy Director of Sales Department II in May 2026. Over four years in sales, his performance has lived up to his name “Huisheng” (meaning “bringing life”) — always surprising and inspiring. Since the launch of the “Dragon-Tiger Warrior” incentive system at Kinghelm and Slkor in March 2026, Peng Huisheng secured third place in April. He said, “I’m still pushing hard for the champion and runner-up spots. I will steadily build my foundation and strive to achieve better rankings soon.” General Manager Song Shiqiang stated that Kinghelm commends excellence and advocates for outstanding performance, and will give maximum support to employees who show drive, determination, and the ability to get things done.

Peng Huisheng, Deputy Director of Sales Department II, Kinghelm

Peng Huisheng, born in the 1980s, is a Hakka from Meizhou, Guangdong. His name “Huisheng” carries an auspicious meaning — evoking new life, festive harmony, and enduring vitality. Peng shared, “Huisheng embodies my family’s two great hopes — that I can earn a living and also live a free and happy life, never worrying about subsistence and always living comfortably.” Speaking of his hometown Meizhou, Peng said with warmth, “Whenever I have free time, I go back to Meizhou. This ‘World Capital of the Hakka’ is blessed with beautiful mountains and rivers. According to the Guangxu Jiaying Prefecture Gazette, Meizhou got its name from the local ‘Mei Peak’ mountain and ‘Mei Stream’ water. The familiar Hakka enclosed houses — a form of clan settlement integrating residence, ancestral worship, and education — are known as the ‘Ancient Roman Castles of the East.’ Hakka specialties like stuffed tofu, Mei Cai Kou Rou (braised pork with preserved mustard greens), and salt-baked chicken carry a thousand years of culinary heritage, and they are our way of savoring happiness. The village carnival every New Year’s Eve, with deafening gongs and drums, fills the air with festive spirit. My father plays the big drum while I strike the gong — our unspoken father-son bond is renewed and strengthened through cultural preservation and inheritance. Most importantly, the Hakka virtues of loyalty, honesty, and pragmatism are the very foundation of my character.”

When asked about the origin of the gong-and-drum custom, Peng recalled, “The village has a wonderful New Year atmosphere. Every New Year’s Eve, after dinner, villagers naturally come out and gather together to chat and catch up on family news. My father has always been the village drummer — it’s a tradition passed down from the older generation. When he beats the drum, he seems to radiate energy and brilliance. I learned to strike the gong by consciously joining in and passing it on each New Year’s Eve, because inheriting our culture and sustaining our national roots is the mission of every generation.”

Peng Huisheng, Sales Elite at Kinghelm

Peng Huisheng has been in sales at Kinghelm for four years. He got started quickly, performed well, and has consistently achieved remarkable results as if on a winning streak. When asked about his secrets to continuous big orders, he humbly said, “It’s all thanks to Kinghelm’s platform, brand, and team. Kinghelm is my first stop in transitioning to sales, and I am grateful to the company for its training and trust, allowing me to move forward steadily on a path of integrity, pragmatism, and positive hard work. I also thank my past experience — right after graduation, I came to Shenzhen and learned many practical skills, such as working as a mobile phone after-sales engineer for over ten years. Because Kinghelm’s ‘Kinghelm’ brand products are well-known and widely used in smartphones, my decade-plus of phone repair experience proved to be a perfect match. It helped me settle in quickly at Kinghelm, deepen my product expertise, and solve customers’ pain points, making transactions smoother and more reassuring for clients.”

When asked, “Beyond experience, how else can you drive sales?” Peng offered practical advice based on his own work: “First, uphold your bottom line. As a son-in-law of a Chaoshan family, I have participated in Chaoshan ancestral rites and traditional banquets. Through genuine contact, I have been deeply influenced by the Chaoshan people’s principles of keeping promises, valuing relationships, and treating others with warmth — these are the bottom lines I adhere to in my career. Second, mindset comes first. Focus on solving problems rather than dwelling on past gains or losses. Dedicate your mind to serving customers and mastering products — this stabilizes your mindset and drives continuous improvement. Third, invest in daily effort. Deepen your understanding of product specifications and industry applications, engage with customers to accumulate hands-on experience, and constantly review and summarize. Over time, your professional competence will naturally become solid.”

Peng Huisheng, Deputy Director of Sales at Kinghelm: Responsibility and Commitment Can Overcome All Difficulties

After being promoted to Deputy Director of Sales at Kinghelm, Peng admitted, “My focus has shifted from personal client acquisition to team collaboration and shared success. Mentally, I carry an added sense of responsibility — to grow the team together and make it stronger.” To fulfill this responsibility, Peng integrates General Manager Song Shiqiang’s leadership training with practical work to empower the team for win-win development; he regularizes his personal sales sharing into a replicable routine, mainly exchanging real combat experiences and customer challenges to promote mutual learning and improvement across the team; and he leverages exhibitions as a key channel for efficient client outreach, realizing the declaration of “Kinghelm Connects the World.” Take the 2026 electronica Shanghai, which Peng participated in, as an example. To ensure smooth and efficient exhibition interactions, he invited target major clients in advance for on-site meetings, prepared samples, product materials, and promotional items, organized RF product parameters, and planned communication scripts ahead of time.

“The most important thing in sales is proactivity,” Peng emphasized. He noted, “As a deputy sales director, I participate in interviewing new recruits and always ask candidates, ‘Are you highly motivated and proactive?’” He further explained, “In sales, you have to put aside so-called pride. If you don’t understand something, ask proactively; if you don’t know, learn proactively. Treat customers like you would court a girlfriend — if they don’t respond, keep engaging persistently; if problems arise, find solutions; don’t give them the cold shoulder or force them to yield. Also, remember to send greetings during holidays. With long-term sincere maintenance, you can steadily build up major client resources.”

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Sales is like sailing against the current — if you don’t advance, you retreat. Looking ahead, Peng envisioned, “I wish Kinghelm continued vigorous growth. I thank my family for their understanding and companionship. I hope to stay true to my original aspiration and keep improving — growing with the team at work, continuously creating value, and deeply cultivating the RF connector field to sustain Kinghelm’s reputation and quality for the long term. In life, I want to spend more time with my family and participate in my children’s growth, practicing the belief that ‘everything is for a better life,’ and achieving a balanced life with both career and family fulfillment.”