Wu Jinghua's grandfathers have successively served as the Standing Committee of Sichuan Provincial Party Committee, Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Congress, Deputy Director of the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, Deputy Secretary of the Party Group, Secretary of the Party Committee of Xizang Autonomous Region, Political Commissar of the Tibet Military Region, First Secretary of the Party Committee of the Tibet Military Region, Deputy Director of the Ethnic Affairs Committee of the National People's Congress, and Deputy Director of the Agriculture and Rural Committee of the National People's Congress. They are representatives of politicians in China. From February 65438 to February 0983, as a member of the five-member leading group drafting the law on regional ethnic autonomy, he directly participated in, organized and led the drafting of the law on regional ethnic autonomy. Uncle Wuping reversed the old idea that Yi people were ashamed to do business, and set foot in fast-moving consumer goods, minerals, real estate, energy and other industries, becoming a well-known trendsetter in Liangshan. Wu Jingang, grandson of the director of the Safety Supervision Bureau of Hasan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in Kivu, is an expert in Liangshan Yi culture. Sun Zilong Wu was sent by the state, studied in the Law Department of Renmin University of China, and worked in the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) after graduation. Shen Ping's granddaughter became a policewoman and founded Liangshan Life magazine. She is the grandson of Wu Bing, a third-year student of Southwest University for Nationalities, and also the grandson of Wu Jingming, a third-year student of Southwest University for Nationalities.