[3] After resuming the college entrance examination, in 1979, she entered Central China Normal University, where she majored in Chinese language and literature.

[3][4] In July 2008, Liang was made president and party branch secretary of Hubei Women's Federation, replacing Zhang Daili [zh].

[3] In August 2011, Liang was appointed party secretary of Ezhou, a post she kept until January 2013, when she was promoted to vice governor of Hubei.

[3][7] Liang was party branch secretary of the Red Cross Society of China in October 2018, in addition to serving as executive vice president.

[3][8] In June 2021, Liang was named chairwoman of the All-China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives, confirmed in the following month.