People don't do things, officials don't correct them: exploring the private living space in the late empire from a criminal case in Qianlong period, in Modern Cities and Villages in China (No.1), edited by Li Changli and Zuo, Social Science Literature Publishing House, August 2006.

Public and Private: Reconstruction of Individuals and Groups in Modern China was published in the 28th issue of China Modern History Research Newsletter.

Cross-Language Practice: Translation of China Literature, National Culture and Modernity 1900 to 1937, published in Selected Modern History of China (25).

Translation of Individualism: From Yan Fu, published in 2 1 Century in August 2004.

Sex and Politics: Reading Zhang Xianliang's Half Men Are Women, Dangdai No.27.

The Origin of Textual Research in Qing Dynasty —— A review of the research results since the early years of the Republic of China was published in China Modern History Research NewsletterNo. 1 1.

Liang Qichao and Confucian Tradition: An Investigation Centered on Wang Xue in the Late Qing Dynasty, History Teaching, No.3, 2004.

The Historical Puzzle of Tragedy —— Analysis of the February 28th Incident in Jinshan Township was published in the 36th issue of Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica.

Research on Shanghai in the Early Years of the Republic of China, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, No.55.

"Bureaucratic Administration in the Early Qing Dynasty in the Thought of Governing the Country in the Late Years of Qianlong" was published in the Proceedings of the Seminar on Modern History in China.

Neo-Confucianism and Confucian Classics —— An analysis of the academic position of "Wen Zhai Wen Chao" in the early Qing Dynasty, published in Journal of the Institute of Modern History of Academia Sinica,No. 16, and so on.