He outperformed TV actor Sushant Singh Rajput, who was a consistent performer, and Yana Gupta, the Czech-born model -actress, who wowed everyone with her graceful dance moves.
"It's been a very nice journey. I never thought I'll stick around till the end. With such a good partner and the judges encouraging us so much, along with some hard work, we reached here. I'm very happy to be the winner and to be here, " Meiyang, whose forefathers lived in China's Hubei province, told after the win.
The 28-year-old's brush with fame began with his singing prowess and he participated in music reality show "Indian Idol 3" in 2007 but couldn't win it. He then returned to "Indian Idol" as the host of the fourth season, but his anchoring skills were recognised when he was given a chance to be a presenter for the second season of the Indian Premier League in South Africa.
As an actor, he got a major break bwith Yash Raj Films' "Badmaash Company", but the film didn't do well.
This is his first major victory. During his stint on "Jhalak....", Chang, a non-dancer, showed tremendous improvement and finally belled the cat.
Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit judged the show with Malaika Arora Khan and choreographer Remo D'Souza.
The highlight of the finale was Madhuri's superb performance on "Que sara sara" and "Tamma tamma" choreographed by Remo.
"All three were my favourites and any of these guys winning wouldn't have been a surprise for me because all of them are very good, especially Chang, because the show is all about people who turn into dancers from being non-dancers. So Chang was a great example of that, " said Remo.
"There was this thing when Sushant was performing brilliantly episode after episode but in the last episode, Chang scored more than him. This is a competition, a race, the person who plays the last shot brilliantly is the star and Chang did brilliantly in the finale episode, " he added.
The show that was aired on Sony Entertainment Television.