Competitive History
| Year | Competition Description | Location | Apparatus | Rank-Final | Score-Final | Rank-Qualifying | Score-Qualifying |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Asian Games | Guangzhou | Team | 1 | 234.150 | 1 | 234.150 |
| World Championships | Rotterdam | Team | 3 | 174.781 | 2 | 233.778 | |
| World Cup/Series | Ghent | Balance Beam | 2 | 14.100 | 4 | 14.100 | |
| 2009 | World Championships | London | All-around | 6 | 56.575 | 8 | 55.500 |
| Uneven Bars | 19 | 13.925 | |||||
| Floor Exercise | 34 | 13.025 | |||||
| Balance Beam | 8 | 13.125 | 7 | 14.375 | |||
| 2008 | World Cup/Series | Stuttgart | Uneven Bars | 10 | 13.600 | ||
| Floor Exercise | 3 | 14.075 | 7 | 14.650 | |||
| Balance Beam | 3 | 15.075 | 7 | 14.650 | |||
| Olympic Games | Beijing | Team | 1 | 188.900 | 1 | 248.275 | |
| All-Around | 3 | 62.650 | 3 | 62.350 | |||
| Uneven Bars | 3 | 16.650 | 1 | 16.650 | |||
| World Cup/Series | Tianjin | Floor Exercise | 2 | 15.275 | |||
| Uneven Bars | 1 | 16.925 | |||||
| 2007 | World Championships | Stuttgart | All-Around | 6 | 60.025 | 9 | 59.700 |
| Balance Beam | 27 | 14.900 | |||||
| Floor Exercise | 24 | 14.325 | |||||
| Team | 2 | 183.450 | 2 | 241.175 | |||
| Uneven Bars | 3 | 16.150 | 4 | 16.000 |
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