Early life and junior career Wang started her career as a badminton player by training in Jingzhou sports school. She went to the Hubei provincial training centre in 2009, and was selected to join the team in 2013. In 2016, Wang joined the national team, and became part of the national second team in 2017.
2018 Wang has achieved a number of achievements in her career in the junior competitions. Wang emerged victory in the girls' singles at the
2018 Asian Junior Championships, and also helped the national team to clinch the mixed team title. She again had to accept defeat to Goh in the semi-finals of the
World Junior Championships, making her have to be satisfied with a bronze medal.
2019 In the 2019 season, Wang get into her first
BWF World Tour final in
Canada Open, losing to
An Se-young. She then won the
U.S. Open as her first World Tour title whilst grabbing few more international tournaments such as
Austrian Open,
Belarus International, and second consecutive
Malaysia International title. Wang also add two more World Tour win with
Indonesia Masters and
Dutch Open.
2022–2023 2022 was not a good season for Wang as she did not won a single world tour, only making into the final in
Indonesia Open and
Singapore Open. Despite that, she won the women's singles title at the
2022 Asian Championships, which is the biggest title of her career.
2024 Wang is set to shake up the women's singles competition in 2024, where she reached seven finals, and won six titles including her second
Asia Championships title by defeating her senior compatriot
Chen Yufei in the final.
Malaysia Masters,
Denmark Open, and clinched her first ever BWF World Tour Super 1000 in the home soil
China Open. She then closed the season as a champion in the
BWF World Tour Finals. Wang's defeat in the final was at the
Korea Open, when she gave a walkover to
Kim Ga-eun due to injury that she suffered. Wang also part of China winning team in the
Uber Cup. She reached a career high of world number 2 in this season.
2025 Started the 2025 season as world number 2, Wang reached the finals in the
Malaysia Open losing to
An Se-young in straight game. In March, Wang managed to secure a spots in the final of
All England Open but fall short again to An Se-young, this time in a grueling three sets. Despite losing all her matches in
Sudirman Cup, China gained their 14th title in that competition. Her short title drought since the season's finals in previous year ended after she managed to defend her
Malaysia Masters title, this time against
Han Yue. Wang advanced to the final again next week in
Singapore Open but lost it against Chen Yufei. Wang again had a tough luck the next week where she lost the final of
Indonesia Open against An in another 3 sets match when she faltered after losing the 17–10 lead in second sets before An finished it well in the third. In
Japan Open, Wang lost to An for the fourth time in a year, outpowered in a straight sets in the process. In the next week, Wang capitalized her good form and defended her
China Open title and won her first Super 1000 title of the year in a dominant win against Han Yue. In
2025 BWF World Championships, Wang lost in the round of 16 to former 2019 champion,
P. V. Sindhu. Two weeks later, Wang recovered and won the
Hong Kong Open against Han Yue in their third final altogether in 2025. In October, Wang made the final again in
Denmark Open but failed to defend her championship in the previous years. Wang lost again in
French Open to An on the next week after. At the end of season, Wang failed to defend her World Tour Final title the previous year, losing out to An again in thrilling three sets. Wang concluded the season with an impressive 11 finals.
2026 After ending a spectacular 2025, Wang's losing streak against An continues as she was beaten at the season opener in the
Malaysia Open final which was a repeat of last year's final. The next week in the India Open semi-final however, she secured her second victory over fellow compatriot, Chen Yufei to qualify for the final in the India Open for the first time. Her luck in the final did not change as she lost against An again for six consecutive titles since last year Denmark Open. She returned in March at the
German Open where she marched towards the final but lost at the hands of her young compatriot,
Han Qianxi in a tight two sets match. The next week, Wang ended her nine final match losing streak against An Se-young at the
All England Open in straight games, marking a significant win for her and the Chinese community. Onto the next month, Wang aimed for her third Asian Championship title but lost out again to An in the final, which would marked as the 19th times she lost to her in their career head-to-head matchups. == Achievements ==