I remember meeting my sister during the Spring Festival. She told me that she was the etiquette receptionist of Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles last year. She said that she stood at the door and asked Jason Wu to sign it, but he seemed anxious to go out and said to her, "I have something to do now, so I will come back and sign it for you." She thought she just refused, so she gave up and did something else. I didn't expect Wu Jing to really come back and ask, "Which little girl asked me for an autograph just now?"

A long time ago, when he first became popular, he was interviewed by a TV station. He told a story about learning martial arts before. Before becoming a martial arts champion, he was often bullied and looked down upon by his brothers. Everyone came to curry favor with him after winning the championship. He said it with a slightly tangled expression, which probably had a great influence on his honest career.

Later, after the events of Donnie Yen and Chiu Man-Cheuk were exposed, I stopped by to see his interview. After experiencing the previous friction with Zhen, he still controlled his emotions when interviewed by reporters, and his evaluation of Zhen was more kind.

His Weibo is also very simple, not like a star, but more like an ordinary person.

I don't watch his TV series very much, and I'm not a fan. But I still like and admire him very much. Like any honest friend, he works hard at his side and makes continuous progress.