Mr. Wu uses Western painting art forms to express Eastern thought, culture and consciousness. Just as Jung used Western philosophical systems (logic) and language to interpret the Eastern Taoist classic "Taiyi Essence Record", this exploration is based on the integration of Eastern and Western artistic philosophical views. Before Jung, few Western thinkers explained Eastern philosophy clearly. Jung was the first person to integrate Eastern and Western thoughts. This is also the core purpose of Dongfang Linghua - to use oil painting art that Westerners can understand to present Eastern cultural philosophy and artistic aesthetics. In this regard, Mr. Wu is the first artist to use Western ways of thinking and artistic painting language to express and present the traditional Eastern thought and culture. Each stroke, every color, and every shape presents the speculation and beauty of the Eastern traditional culture. .

Mr. Wu's oriental spiritual paintings are rooted in the long-standing traditional oriental cultural philosophy, which emphasizes "the observation of movement and stillness" and "vivid charm". The movement and stillness of things are relative, movement is stillness, and stillness is movement, just as "Tao gives birth to one, and gives rise to two" ("Tao Te Ching"), two is yin and yang (heaven and earth), "the sky is clear and the earth is turbid, the sky is moving and the earth is quiet" ("Qing Jing Jing"). Mr. Wu uses artistic pictures to present, allowing people to see the source of movement and flowing energy from static pictures, allowing movement and stillness to blend in the picture, showing the aesthetic concept of "equal viewing of movement and stillness".