Ms. Wang  primarily advises clients across the sectors of infrastructure, construction, energy, natural resources, and environmental protection, and many of her projects have garnered annual awards. She is currently a senior counsel at Zhong Lun Law Firm and co-chairs the Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Construction Department.

As a renowned legal expert on urban infrastructure, Ms. Wang has advised Chinese and foreign clients on countless infrastructure projects totaling over CNY 200 billion in investment, covering projects such as power plants (coal, nuclear, and hydro), river training, petroleum and natural gas pipelines, water works, water treatment, land reclamation, expressways, railways, subways, bridges, airports, ports, docks, stadiums, municipal buildings, schools, hospitals, and hazardous waste disposal, providing comprehensive legal services throughout all project stages.

Ms. Wang has extensive experience in public-private partnership (including concessions) and overseas EPC projects, not only in providing comprehensive legal services including assisting cross-border investors with transactional structure design, contract negotiations, tendering, construction, transfers, and operations, but also advising on various avenues of project financing such as bond issuance, government sub-loans, financial leasing, collective trusts, and loan schemes, as well as providing post-construction legal services such as introducing and working with strategic partners both in China and abroad on capital increases, M&A, and asset securitization. She has advised on cross-border projects in Italy, France, Mongolia, Argentina, Columbia, Indonesia, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Oman, Tunisia, and throughout many other parts of the world.

As attorney for real estate developers and owners both in China and abroad, Ms. Wang has managed the legal services for some of China's most prominent real estate projects such as the CCTV Headquarters, National Museum of China, and the National Indoor Stadium.

She has also participated in all aspects of development and M&A projects, from development method selection and preliminary financing through project company establishment, corporate acquisitions, public tenders, contract negotiation and execution, to land use right acquisition, construction design, insurance, construction claims and counterclaims, and sales and leasing. Examples of real estate project types include commercial, residential, public, tourism, community spaces, diplomatic, industrial, and offices.

As one of the first attorneys to connect insurance funds with infrastructure and real estate projects, she has expertise in land development projects, urban project development, urbanization projects, and combining real estate projects with infrastructure, as well as real estate development projects with land leveling. She protects the interests of her clients and ensures the success of projects through effectively coordinating between stakeholders.

Ms. Wang began her practice in environmental, natural resources, and energy at an early stage in her career, and has advised on the financing, M&A, and dispute resolution aspects of numerous projects both in China and abroad. Her clients in this domain include Chevron, China National Offshore Oil, China Gold International Resources, Sinochem, the National Institute of Clean-and-Low-Carbon Energy, Fuel Tec, Stellar Energy, Datang Environment Industry Group, and China Minsheng New Energy. Ms. Wang has acted or acts as legal advisor for the Ministry of Environmental Protection, the Beijing Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau, the China Environmental Protection Foundation, and several other domestic and foreign environmental organizations. She has participated in discussions and deliberations of several important environmental administrative and appellate cases including the Songhua River case, and provided legal support throughout Beijing's first environmental assessment hearing.

As an evaluation expert, Ms. Wang has participated in property rights transaction evaluations in Beijing, Tianjin, and other locations; as an arbitrator, she has extensive experience presiding over and arbitrating various types of arbitration cases.