Wang Yudan was born in Sichuan, China. She began her piano studies at the age of 5 under the influence of her aunt. After moving to Beijing to study at the China Conservatory of Music, Yudan completed her postgraduate piano studies at the University of Aveiro in Portugal from 2019 to 2021 and continued her doctoral studies at UA, while she also attended the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Liceu in Spain from 2021 in order to further her studies to help her doctoral project. Since 2015, Yudan has been the winner of many international piano competitions and he regularly performs in Europe and Asia, as well as performing chamber music with a variety of artists. In 2018, she won the first prize in China at the 20th Santa-ceclia International Piano Competition and the first prize in China at the Nagoya Piano Competition in Japan. In April 2019, she gave a recital in Beijing and then went to Portugal to participate in the Viseu International Piano Competition, where she won the Excellence Award. In May, she won the Bronze Prize in China at the XXI Santa-ceclia International Piano Competition (the Gold and sliver Prize was not available that year) and became the only Chinese pianist in the adult category selected for the Asian competition. October 2020, she invited to perform as a distinguished pianist at the Sardoal International Piano Festival in the seminary. In July 2021, she graduated with the highest score ever, with a score of 19 (20). In the same month, Yudan published her article (Aural and visual imagery in the multimedia music performance) in Avanca International magazine. In the same month she received an invitation from the Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute in Portugal, Han Ying, to collaborate with the Confucius Institute for a year in the promotion of Chinese festivals. In August Yudan participated in the obidos Festival in Portugal and performed as an outstanding pianist. In September, she was accepted to study traditional Spanish music with Dainel Ligorio, a disciple of the Spanish national pianist Larrocha and a Catalan pianist, at the Liceu Conservatory of Music in Barcelona, Spain. In November she was invited to perform at the opening of the Ceramics Biennale by Carlos Morais, the Portuguese Director of the Portuguese Confucius Institute.