Results
- 2003 French International: 8th on balance beam (qualification)
- 2003 Cottbus Cup: 6th on uneven bars, 7th on balance beam
- 2003 World Championships: 1st on balance beam, 4th with team, 8th Uneven Bars, 5th All Around(Prelims)
- 2003 Asian Championships: 1st Team, 2nd all-around, 2nd on uneven bars, 2nd on balance beam
- 2004 Pre-Olympic Tournament: 1st on balance beam, 5th on Uneven Bars, 8th on Floor
- 2004 Olympic Games: 7th with team
- 2004 World Cup Final: 6th on balance beam
- 2005 Cottbus Cup: 1st on uneven bars, 3rd on balance beam
- 2005 Chinese National Championships #1(AA,TM,EFS): 2nd All-Around, 3rd Uneven Bars, 1st Balance Beam, 7th Floor Exercise
- 2005 Britain Vs China Dual Meet: 2nd Team, 2nd All Around, 3rd Uneven Bars, 1st Balance Beam, 1st Floor Exercise
- 2005 University Games: 1st with Team, 1st All Around, 2nd Balance Beam, 2nd on Floor, 3rd on Uneven Bars
- 2005 Chinese National Championships #2(AA/EFS):1st Beam, 1st Floor
- 2005 10th National Games: (China) 1st All Around, 2nd on floor, 4th on uneven bars
- 2005 East Asian Games: 1st Team, 2nd All Around,, 1st Balance Beam
- 2005 World Championships: 5th Uneven Bars, 8th Balance Beam
- 2006 Ghent World Cup: 8th on Balance Beam, 8th on Floor
- 2007 University Games: 1st with Team, 3rd All Around, 1st Balance Beam, 2nd on Floor, 3rd on Uneven Bars
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