The Lost Tomb was the most watched web drama of the year, and Yang gained more popularity with his portrayal of Zhang Qiling. He next starred in action-adventureweb-drama The Lost Tomb based on the novel of the same name. His popularity continued to rise with his appearance in travel-reality show Divas Hit the Road, and he topped the "2015 Chinese Reality Show Star Ranking". The film was a box office hit, and Yang received acclaim for his portrayal as Xu Yi. Yang achieved breakthrough with his role in The Left Ear, a coming-of-age film which is also the directorial debut of Alec Su. On April 29, 2014, Yang ended his contract of 7 years with his company. He continued to build up his filmography, featuring in war dramas The War Doesn't Believe in Tears (2012) and Ultimate Conquest (2013), and romance series Flowers of Pinellia Ternata (2013). In 2011, Yang featured in The Founding of a Party, a patriotic tribute detailing the process of establishing the Communist Party of China. One of the most expensive Chinese TV series produced at RMB118 million (US$17.55 million), the 50 episode drama premiered on July 6, 2010. In December 2007, he was chosen to play the lead role Jia Baoyu by director Li Shaohong in The Dream of Red Mansions.
He also has studied at the Central Academy of Drama for a period of time.
2.3 2016–present: Mainstream popularityĪt age 11, Yang was admitted to the Department of Dance in People's Liberation Army Arts College in China.
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