Tang Chuang was born on April 30, 1996 in Handan, Hebei Province. He is a 189-cm tall China striker. He now plays for Chengdu, wearing the No. 24 jersey. He is a rare player born in "campus football" in the Chinese Super League. He graduated from Qingdao University of Science and Technology and once won the Shandong Division championship on behalf of the school's five-a-side football team. He started from Qingdao Red Lions in 2017 and joined Suzhou Soochow in 2019. He played 75 times in three seasons, scoring 19 goals and 6 assists, and was awarded the title of "China A Shenfeng".

Highlights of the Super League career: He joined Chengdu Chengdu in April 2023 and scored 2 goals in 16 appearances in his first season; the 2024 season ushered in an explosion, scoring twice in the key battle against Shanghai Haigang, helping the team defeat the league leader 3-1, becoming a key player for the team's relegation; although the opportunity to play was limited due to injuries in the 2025 season, he won his season debut in the AFC Champions League.

Technical characteristics: As a middle and high school striker, he has excellent air advantage and fulcrum, outstanding ability to head, tough physical confrontation, and a keen awareness of running without the ball. He can not only create space for his teammates, but also complete a fatal blow himself.

Growth trajectory: Starting from college futsal football, going through the Champions League, China League A to the Super League, he has used practical efforts to interpret the model of "grassroots counterattack" of China football, becoming an important supplement to the local front line of Chengdu Chengdu, and a successful case of the campus football training system in China football.