Wu started Beijing Air Catering, the first joint venture company in mainland China since 1954, on 1 May 1980
Wu is honorary president of Beijing Air Catering Ltd, the first sino-foreign joint-venture company to be set up in the People's Republic of China.[2] She is the managing director of private firm Hong Kong Beijing Air Catering Ltd.[3]
Opposition to 2019–20 Hong Kong protests
In September 2019, Wu attracted attention when she criticised the Hong Kong anti-extradition bill protest. She drew praise from Chinese newspaper People’s Daily shortly after competitor (in mooncake sales) Garic Kwok had been criticised for supporting the protests, harming sales of his family's Taipan Bread & Cakes brand.[4] Later the same month, as supervisory consultant of the Hong Kong Federation of Women, Wu took her views to the United Nations Human Rights Council, igniting protests and vandalisation of her father's restaurant chain.[5]
She is the Honorary Consul of the United Republic of Tanzania in Hong Kong and Macau. [7] She is also the Chairperson of AMTD Group's Global Advisory Committee.[8]