Nickname: Son of Pool
Born: 03 April 1978 (40 years old)
Country: Taiwan
Residence: Kaohsiung
Righthanded
Playing Cue: South West
Yang Ching Shun
- semi-finalist of the World Pool Championship (2002)
- 2017
97th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»);
- 2016
33rd place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
17th place of the World 9-Ball China Open,
33rd place of the U.S. Open Championships («Nine Ball»),
17th place of the Kuwait 9-Ball Open; - 2015
5th place of the World Pool Championship («Ten Ball»),
33rd place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
17th place of the All Japan Championship («Ten Ball»); - 2013
33rd place of the All Japan Championship («Ten Ball»);
- 2012
17th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
5th place of the World 9-Ball China Open,
runner-up of the All Japan Championship («Ten Ball»); - 2010
9th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»);
- 2009
runner-up of the The World Games («Nine Ball»),
33rd place of the World Pool Championship («Ten Ball»),
9th place of the World Cup of Pool,
World Games silver medalist (9-ball); - 2008
9th place of the World Pool Championship («Ten Ball»);
- 2007
33rd place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
9th place of the World Cup of Pool; - 2006
17th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
3rd place of the Asian Games («Nine Ball»),
5th place of the World Cup of Pool,
Asian Games bronze medalist (9-ball); - 2005
33rd place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»);
- 2003
5th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»);
- 2002
semi-finalist of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
winner of the Asian Games («Nine Ball»),
9th place of the World Pool Masters,
Asian Games gold medalist (9-ball); - 2001
9th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»),
winner of the The World Games («Nine Ball»),
World Games gold medalist (9-ball); - 2000
9th place of the World Pool Championship («Nine Ball»);
- 1998
winner of the Asian Games («Nine Ball»),
Asian Games gold medalist (9-ball); - 1996
winner of All Japan Championship;