Evolution of the dynamic recrystallization microstructure in the hot working process of metal is difficult to observe in real time experimentally. Based on Ginzburg-Landau kinetic equation, a physical metallurgy model with coupling multi-phase field method and the dislocation density calculation is used to simulate dynamic recrystallization in the thermal processing. The dynamic recrystallization processes at the different temperatures and different strain rates are investigated. The reason for the stress-strain curve changing from single peak state to the multi-peak state is explained. In addition, we systematically simulate the process of multi-stage deformation and the effect of static recovery on dynamic recrystallization, and analyze the influence of thermal processing parameters on the kinetics of dynamic recrystallization. The simulation results show that the grain size increases during suspension of deformation, and higher deformation temperature and lower deformation strain rate can accelerate the process of dynamic recrystallization.