She is a versatile person. She is not only proficient in Wu's Tai Chi, but also good at Chen-style Tai Ji Chuan, national standard Tai Ji Chuan, Tai Chi instruments and pushers!

Wu Amin studied martial arts since childhood, and graduated from the Wushu Department of Beijing Sport University. He was trained in Anhui Sports Team and Wushu Team, majoring in Tai Chi events such as Tai Ji Chuan, Machinery and Pushing Hands. He studied under Mr. Li Bingci, the fourth generation descendant of Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan, and the fifth generation descendant of Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan. He was the special coach of CCTV's "Smelling Chicken and Dancing" program.

In 1997, in the 5th International Wushu Invitational Tournament, Wu Amin won the first place in Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan and 42-style Taiji Sword. In 1998, Wu Amin won the first place in women's Tai Ji Chuan, Sword and Pusher in the National Wushu Championship, and the first place in women's Taiji Pusher (56Kg class); In 1999, Wu Amin won the first place in the women's Chen Tai Ji Chuan and the first place in the 42-style Taijiquan in the 6th International Wushu Invitational Tournament. In 2, in the national Wushu championship, Wu Amin won the first place in women's Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan, and the first place in women's Tai Ji Chuan, Sword and Pusher.