The young man is smart, extremely perceptive, and has a natural intelligence. At the age of 8, he enrolled in school with the care and support of the village's volunteer teachers. At the age of 14, he was admitted to the county school with first place. His calligraphy is Ou and Yan, and he has the ancient method of writing with strong characters. He is sometimes known as the "talented scholar of Nanyang". Due to his hard work and outstanding performance, Duan Jian, the prefect of Nanyang, paid great attention to him. Duan Jian loved his books and stayed in the office to teach them personally. He was sent to school as a student and ranked first in the provincial examination. In the 23rd year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1487), Ding Wei became a Jinshi, and was awarded the title of Chief of the Household Department in Nanjing. He was appointed as the Minister of Education in Shanxi, became the Deputy Envoy, supervised the academic affairs, served as the Minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs in Nanjing, and the Right Minister of the Ministry of Personnel. Official to the Ministry of Household Affairs. For an official to be upright and self-responsible, he will be loved by officials and the people. His academic affairs were poor, his family was rich and he collected books, and he was highly regarded by the world. During his political career, he worked hard and knew the rules well, so he had outstanding political achievements. He was also a scholar, knowledgeable about the past and the present, and rigorous in his studies, which affected his attitude towards politics, livelihood and literature: he valued reality and disliked hypocrisy, even simple. Too much, a bit old-fashioned. He was actively involved in the world throughout his life. Although he wanted to retire due to illness in his later years, he never returned to seclusion. There are biographies of his life in "History of Ming Dynasty", "Wuxuebian", "Liqing Ji" and so on. In the 14th year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (1519), he died of illness at the age of 60 and was given the posthumous title Wenzhuang. The family was rich in books. After his death, his descendants wrote two volumes of "Wang Wenzhuang Bibliography", which has not been verified today. He is the author of "Ningzhai Biyu", "Wang Wenzhuang Gong Ningzhai Collection" (4 volumes) and other works handed down to the world.