He had many disciples, such as Wang Gezhen, Wang Yiting, Pan Tianshou, Chen Banding, Zhao Yunhe, etc.

Brief introduction of Wu Changshuo:

Wu Changshuo (1844.8.1 - 1927.11.29), formerly known as Jun, with the courtesy name Changshuo, also known as Foulu, Kutie, Laofou, Fou Taoist, etc. , from Anji, Huzhou, Zhejiang. During the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, he was a famous Chinese painter, calligrapher, and seal engraver. He was a representative of the "Houhai School" and the first president of the Xiling Seal Society in Hangzhou. Together with Ren Bonian, Zhao Zhiqian, and Xu Gu, he was known as the "Four Great Masters of the Shanghai School in the Late Qing Dynasty."

He combines "poetry, calligraphy, painting and sealing" into one body, and combines gold and stone calligraphy and painting into one furnace. He is known as "the first person in stone drum seal script" and "the last peak of literati painting". He is a banner figure in painting, calligraphy, and seal cutting, and has high attainments in poetry, epigraphy, and other aspects.

The main themes of his paintings are flowers, and occasionally landscapes. In the early stage, he received the guidance of Ren Yi, and later he used Zhao Zhiqian's painting method, and drew on the strengths of Xu Wei, Bada Shanren, Shi Tao and the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou. He used seal script, official script, and Kuangcao brushstrokes to incorporate rich colors and ink, vigorous and ancient, and clumsy. Also new appearance. His works pay attention to the whole and respect the momentum. He advocates "being unrestrained without departing from the law, and taking care of the spirit in the subtle aspects", which is full of gold and stone spirit. Pay attention to the density and density of the brush, ink application, color application, inscription, seal, etc., and the appropriate coordination.

Wu Changshuo enthusiastically supported the underachievers, and Qi Baishi, Wang Yiting, Pan Tianshou, Chen Banding, Zhao Yunhe, Wang Gezhen, Sha Menghai, etc. all received his guidance.

Wu Changshuo's collection of works includes "Wu Changshuo's Painting Collection", "Wu Changshuo's Works Collection", "Bitter Iron Broken Gold", "Foulu Near Ink", "Wu Cang Stone Seal", "Foulu Seal", etc. His poems include "Fu Lu Collection".