At the 2018 Chinese Championships, Yang won a silver medal with the Hunan province team and also placed fifth in the all-around.[1]
Yang won a gold medal with the Army team at the 2019 Chinese Championships.[2] Then at the 2019 Asian Championships in Ulaanbaatar, he won a team gold medal alongside Liu Rongbing, Lan Xingyu, Huang Mingqi, and Hu Xuwei. Individually, he won the gold medal on the floor exercise with a score of 14.533.[3]
Yang won a silver medal with the Hunan province team at the 2021 Chinese Championships and placed ninth in the all-around.[4] He was not selected for the 2020 Olympics training squad.[5]
At the 2022 Asian Championships in Doha, Yang won a team gold medal alongside Shi Cong, Yin Dehang, Lin Chaopan, and Lan Xingyu. Individually, he won the all-around bronze medal with a total score of 83.733 behind teammate Shi and Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo.[6] In the event finals, he won another bronze medal on the floor exercise behind Yulo and Kim Han-sol.[7] He also placed fifth in the rings final and sixth in the horizontal bar final. Then at the 2022 Chinese Championships, Yang won a silver medal with the Hunan province team. He also won his first national individual medal by winning bronze in the all-around behind Zhang Boheng and Sun Wei.[8]
Yang was selected to compete at the 2022 World Championships in Liverpool alongside Sun Wei, You Hao, Zhang Boheng, and Zou Jingyuan. The team won the gold medal and qualified China a team spot for the 2024 Olympic Games.[9]
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