Co-founded HMY Studio with Xiong Hao and Chen Liyuan.

Stepped away from professional competition. Transitioned into coaching, accumulating over 3,000 hours of instruction. Based in Shenzhen, China.

Pursued an MBA at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business.

Elected President of the Student Council.

Participated in a short-term exchange program at the University of Cambridge.

Ranked 26th on the China Tour.

Finished 68th on PGA Tour China.

Made his sixth appearance at the WGC-HSBC Champions, tying the Chinese participation record.

Ranked 5th on the China Tour.

Finished 49th on PGA Tour China, making all cuts.

Began managing a back injury.

Finished T3 at the European Challenge Tour's IDG Development Championship, the best result by a Chinese player in the event.

Ranked 5th on the China Tour.

Finished 11th on PGA Tour China (including 5th at the Beijing Open and T5 at the Hainan Open).

Ranked 35th on OneAsia Tour.

Won team gold at China's National Games.

Recorded multiple top finishes across Japan Tour, Asian Tour, and OneAsia Tour.

Reached a career-high Official World Golf Ranking of No. 425 (third-highest among Chinese male golfers at the time).

Year-end rankings: 5th on China Tour, 11th on OneAsia Tour, 67th on Asian Tour.

Claimed first professional victory at the China Tour Beijing event.

Finished 3rd on the China Tour money list.

Ranked 34th on the OneAsia Tour (including T6 at the Indonesia Open).

Competed on the European Tour (Alstom Open de France, BMW Masters).

Signed endorsement deal with Oakley (2012–2014).

Secured full playing status on the Japan Tour.

Began competing on the Asian Tour (2011–2015).

Appointed Mercedes-Benz China ambassador for the Mercedes Cup (2011–2015).

Turned professional at age 21.

Earned conditional status on the Japan Tour.

Signed with Titleist / FootJoy (long-term partnership).

Born on October 8 in Hangzhou, China.