Her 2014 best in the long jump was , remaining some way off her personal best she had set as a teenager four years earlier. That season marked the beginning of her competing in the triple jump and she set a new best of in Beijing that August. It was the first time she ranked higher internationally in the triple jump rather than the long jump, as she edged into the top 90. At the beginning of 2015 she improved again to at an indoor meeting in Shanghai. Prior to the 2015 Asian Athletics Championships she had become the second highest ranked triple jump athlete in the region, after Olga Rypakova, through her clearance of in Beijing in May. In the absence of Rypakova, Wang led a Chinese medal sweep of the women's triple jump at the championships in Wuhan, becoming the Asian champion with a mark of .