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Chao Ge King's Major Works
1. "Song of the Millennium Farewell to Heroes: Willat's Notes on the Traditional Field of Mongolian Epic",//Field Graphic Report,160,000 words; Nanning: Guangxi People's Publishing House, 2004.

2. Oral epic poetics: a syntactic study of jean pierre's "Jiang Geer//Monograph", with 320,000 words; Nanning: Guangxi People's Publishing House, 2000 (Basic Research Project of China Academy of Social Sciences).

3. A world of multiple choices ―― A description of the literary theory of contemporary minority writers//co-author,125,000 words; Beijing: Central University for Nationalities Press, 1995 (cooperation with key research project of China Academy of Social Sciences won two awards).

4. Mongolian Grassland Culture//Co-author, Mongolian Grassland Culture Volume of China Regional Culture, Jinan: Shandong Fine Arts Publishing House,1997; The seventh chapter, Literature and Art, is edited by Jiang,, 1920 ~ 1946 pages, with a total of 350,000 words. 5. My Opinion on the Category of Ethnic Literature//Research on Ethnic Literature 1987: 2

6. Bilingual Literature in China: Theoretical Thinking on the Present Situation and Prospects//Research on Ethnic Literature 199 1: 1, pp. 385-397.

7. Cultural Characteristics of Grassland Nomadic in Mongolian Heroic Epic//Study on Cultural Heritage of Northern Nationalities, Inner Mongolia University Press 199 1.

8. Aesthetic Consciousness in Ethnic Literature//Ethnic Literature Research 1994: 2

9. Mongolian Epic and Grassland Culture//Literature in Multicultural Context (Essays), Changsha: Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House, 1994.

10. the concept, object and scope of China minority literature//ethnic literature research 1998: 2.

1 1. "Oral Program Theory" and Epic "Creation"//China Annual of Folklore (Volume 1999)

12. Misreading of Oral Epic: Jin//National Art 1999: 1 Interview.

13. fieldwork of oral epics ── a review of fieldwork of Yugoslav and Mongolian epics//Research on National Literature 99: 3.

14. Types of oral epic texts ── Taking Mongolian epics as an example//Research on National Literature 2000: 4

15. Ask Harvard, National Art 2000: 1, pp. 202-208.

16. Several basic concepts of oral epic poetics//National Art 2000: 4, p. 7 1-79.

17. zema Tianshan mountain: notes on field work of Mongolian epic "jianger",//national art 2000: 3, p. 202-2 10.

18. Review and Prospect of China Minority Literature Research//Pei Changhong and Liu Yingqiu, eds. Outlook of Humanities and Social Sciences in China in 2 1 century; Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 200 1, p. 20 1-204.

19. Solve the memory mystery of epic rappers//China Nation 200 1: 3.

20. China Minority Literature//A Study of Social Sciences in China in the New Era: Beijing: Economic Management Press, 200 1, p. 4 18-426.

2 1. Study of Oral Poetry: Oral Poetics//Literary Studies 2002: 4, p. 99-10/p.

22. oral? Invisible? On Intangible Heritage//Reading 2003: 10, p. 17-2 1.

23. Oral Tradition from the Perspective of Folklore//Journal of Guangxi University for Nationalities 2003: 3.

24. Five Topics of Oral Poetics: A Comparative Study of Four Traditions//A Collection of Oriental Literature Studies (1); Changsha: Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House, 2003, pp. 33-97 (with John? Miles. Freer cooperation).

25. Foreign "Oral Tradition" Research and Teaching Practice,//"Communication and Cooperation: Collection of the First China University Intangible Cultural Heritage Education and Teaching Seminar"; Beijing: Xiyuan Publishing House, 2003, pp. 54-57. "Mongolian Oral Epic: An Overview", Oral Tradition, Slavika, Vol. 12/2, 1997.

27. Mongolian epic identity: the formulaic method of Jianger's epic singing. Ghulam-Sarwar Yousof, Malaya University of Journalism, 2004.

28. "The Epic Cycle of Willat Jianger," Oral Tradition, Slavika, Vol. 65438 +06/2, May 2006.

29. "The challenge of comparing oral epics", co-authored with John M. Foley. Oral tradition, Slavica, vol. 27/2, 20 12.30. John Myers Foley: Oral Poetics: Parry-Lord Theory//Translation, 65430. Beijing: Social Science Literature Publishing House, August 2000.

3 1. [America] Allen Dundes: Readers of Western Myth/translation, 324,000 words; Guilin: Guangxi Normal University Press, 2008 (co-translated, first signature).

32.[ America] Thomas du bois: Poetics of Ethnography, Studies of Ethnic Literature, 2000 supplement.

33.[ America] John Myers Foley: Oral Procedure Theory: An Overview of Oral Tradition Research, National Literature Research 1997: 1.

34.[ Germany] Karl J. Reichel: Parallel Styles in Yugoslav and Turkic Heroic Epics: Poetic Exploration of Stylized Syntax, Research on National Literature1990.2.

35. [English] Caroline: A Daur myth about a bear and a boy turning into a man, A Study of National Literature1994.4.

36.[ Russia] Vladimirtsov: Willat's epic of Mongolian heroes, a study of national literature' 1993: 1.

37.[ Mongolian] Baburin Behe: On Mongolian world-weary poems, National Literature Research1990.4.

38.[ Finland] Laurie Hangke: Definition of Myth, National Literature Research 1988: 6.