1. Chen Liang, Li Zhongqing. 20 12。 Silent Revolution: A Study on the Social Sources of Peking University and Suzhou University Students, 1952-2002 (Silent Revolution: Social Sources of Peking University and Suzhou University, 1952-2002). China Social Sciences in China 193: 98- 165438+.

2. Li Zhongqing, Kang Wenlin. The long-term persistence of kinship and inequality in communication, China, 1749-2005. China Sociological Review 44.1:71-104.

3. Ren, Kang Wenlin. The conflict and remolding between local government's administrative practice and state system —— Taking the appearance of Jilin General Twin Castles in the late Qing Dynasty as an example. Journal of Institute of History and Linguistics, Academia Sinica 82.3 (9): 493-532.

4. Kang Wenlin and Li Zhongqing 20 10. Revision of Birth Control in the History of China: A New Method of Old Divorce. Family history 15:4(2065 438+00 10 month): 370-385.

5. Chen Shuang, Li Zhongqing, Kang Wenlin. 20 10。 Comparison and Reproduction of ST Wealth in Northeast China, 1866- 1907 Family History15.4 (206510.00): 386.

6. Li Zhongqing Kang Wenlin. 2009. Consensus on Long-term Mortality of Children's Family Environment in China and Liaoning,1749–1909. In social science &; Medical 68.9: (May 2009), 164 1- 1648.

7. Li Zhongqing Kang Wenlin. 2008: The Continuation of Traditional Rural Society in China —— The challenge of Liaoning Stratification (1749-2005) to the revolution. Journal of Tsinghua University (Philosophy Edition) 4: 26-34.

8. Kang Wenlin, Li Zhongqing. 2008。 Kinship, employment and marriage: the importance of network to young men. In the history of social sciences, 32.2: 175-2 14.

9. Li Zhongqing Kang Wenlin. Achievements of villages, lineages, families and individuals in rural contact in 2008, 1789- 1909. In bengtsson, Tommy and Geraldine Migneau. Eds。 Past kinship and demographic behavior. Springer Publishing House.