Wu Ju is indifferent to the ancient times, and his works discuss poetry, especially calligraphy. Xiaozong often calls poetry to write words. Good at integrity, ICBC is very similar to Mifei, but it has its own steep style. "Jiangning Fu Zhi" says: "You should stay in Jiankang, near the east tower, and set up a couch at the end of Wei Dynasty. You like Gu Mei very much, and you are posted by Zhong (Yi) and Wang (Xizhi) every day. " Chinese characters are extremely skilled. Gu Bei's "the best in the world" ink in Jingkou (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu) was written by Wu Ju. Today, the six Chinese characters still exist, and excellent books add luster to the famous mountains. The obvious feature of his calligraphy is that it looks like Mi Fei. Later generations think that among the famous calligraphers in the Southern Song Dynasty, Wu Ju should be the first one to get the charm of Xiangyang pen and ink.
Wu Ju's calligraphy can hardly be distinguished from Mi Fei's without looking at his signature or seal.