Xuechao (combined with Zhu Ziqing and others) (poem) 1922

Diaphragm (Collection of Novels) (1922)

Scarecrow (Novel, Early Fairy Tales) 1923

Fire (collection of novels) 1923

Offline (short story) 1925

Ni Huanzhi (Novel) 1929

Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes (Fairy Tales) 193 1

Wenxin (Education) 1934 (co-authored with Xia Mianzun)

Live Not Tired (Prose) 1935

Sheng Tao's short stories (short stories) 1936

Selected Works of Ye (Selected Works) 1936

Skimming instruction example (education) 1946 (co-authored with Zhu Ziqing)

Children's Literature Research 1947

Intensive reading guidance (education) example 1948

Writing Essays (Education) 195 1

Selected Fairy Tales of Ye Shengtao (Fairy Tales) 1956

Selected Works of Ye Shengtao 1958

Struggle (short story) 1959

Night 1959 Ordinary Stories 1959

Microwave oven 1959

The Book of Cherry Blossoms (Poetry) 1960

Mr pan is in trouble (short story) 1964

Ye Shengtao's Prose (Prose) 1983

Me and Sichuan (Prose and Poetry) 1984

Article Speech (co-authored with Xia Mianzun) (Education) 1997

Seventy-two lectures on Mandarin (Education) 1999 (co-authored with Xia Mianzun)

Lotus root and water shield (short story) 1997 (now included in the eighth lesson of the seventh grade Chinese textbook)

Ye Shengtao has served as editor, editor-in-chief or editor-in-chief of the following newspapers:

Saturday, Shanghai News, Shanghai Republic Daily, Literature Weekly, Axiom Daily, Chinese Monthly, Suzhou Review, Women's Magazine, Novel Monthly, Middle School Students, Enlightened Teenagers, China Writers, People's Education, China Language.

Ye Shengtao's representative fairy tales:

Scarecrow, travelers, white boats, stone statues of ancient heroes, a seed, roses and goldfish, the wedding of the moon girl, mimosa, happy people, checkered dreams and so on.