In the thirty-fifth year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1556), he ranked 18th in the Wenhua Examination, ranked second and fiftieth in the palace examination, and was awarded the title of Chief of the Nanjing Ministry of War. Moved to the doctor's office, and dared to take charge of things. In Guihai, Jinhuguang was appointed to the Chasi Qianshi, and was appointed to learn Taoism. Yichou, transferred to Sichuan for discussion. In Wuchen, he was transferred to supervise Guixue. Next year, he will participate in the politics of Lu, and the next year he will promote Gan Fan. In the first year of Wanli, he was transferred to Henan Zuobu Chief Secretary. In three years (1575), he was promoted to Ying Tianfu Yin. He was appointed as the right deputy censor of the Jin Dynasty on his way to patrol Guangxi and quelled the rebellion of Banzhai Yao in Zhoutang, Ludong. During this time, he asked for relief, raised money to reclaim wasteland, collected land tax, and passed the news via post to appease the people, with outstanding political achievements. After a few years, he was transferred to the right minister of the Ministry of punishment, censor of the right capital of Jin Dynasty, governor of the military affairs of Guangdong and Guangxi, raising food and wages, eliminating old disadvantages, strict military discipline, quelling Japanese rebellion, pacifying Zhuli, and repeatedly made outstanding achievements. During his tenure, he was diligent in political affairs, loyal to his duties, strictly prohibited corruption, recommended talents, encouraged farmers to plant mulberry trees, and repaired water conservancy. In the fifteenth year of Wanli (1587), he was appointed Minister of the Ministry of Industry in Nanjing, and the Cantonese people built a shrine to worship him. Academician Ye Xianggao praised him for his "contribution to the country and the benefit of all frontiers." A few months later, he was appointed as Minister of the Ministry of War in Nanjing, Counselor of Machinery Affairs, and was promoted to the second rank, with a high rank. Shu Chen: The six tasks of training troops, repairing weapons, selecting vanguards, repairing cities, strengthening power, and strictly guarding are all accepted by the Lord. In the next three years, Geng Yin led his ministers to impeach the eunuch Zhang Jing, but the superiors refused to listen, so he was diagnosed with illness and asked to be recuperated eventually. He still rose to the Ministry of Industry in Nanjing and resigned, leaving the position empty for three years. Wu Wenhua served nineteen terms as an official, covering most of China. Wu Wenhua was talented in both literature and martial arts. His poems followed the old style of Taige and were bold and unrestrained. He was very famous in the Lianyi poetry circle. He was particularly fond of calligraphy. He left behind calligraphy in cursive script called "Thousand Character Essay", and his writing style was like a dragon or a snake. He has authored 6 volumes of "Supervisor's Report", 2 volumes of "Liudu Sparse", 10 volumes of "Essays on Reading History", 4 volumes of "The Complete Works of Jimei Hall", and "The Collection of the Later Collections of Jimei Hall". His literature was once Crown the land of Lianyi. His close friend Chen Di commented on him: "(Rong Suogong) is extremely pure in scholarship, extremely well-educated, extremely brilliant in his achievements, extremely honest in his conduct, and his writings with his husband are outstanding in the world."