2. On the Management Organization and System of Fu Rong, Journal of A Dream of Red Mansions, No.3, 1986.
3. Mathematical Abstraction and Quantitative Analysis of Character, Contemporary Literary Thoughts, No.4, 1986.
4. From the perspective of mathematical linguistics, the author of The Last Forty Chapters, Journal of A Dream of Red Mansions,No. 1987,No. 1.
5. On the Evolution of Novel Structure, Social Scientist, No.4, 1987.
6. A Dream of Red Mansions is hard to establish. Journal of East China Normal University, 1988, 1.
, "Abstracts of University Journals of Liberal Arts" 1988 No.2 Abstract was published.
7. "There are reasons, there are numbers, there are numbers, there are reasons", Journal of Dream of Red Mansions, No.65438 +0988, No.65438 +0.
8. no way back, Journal of A Dream of Red Mansions, No.4, 1988.
9. Literature, Mathematics and Computer, Journal of Nature,No. 1988,No. 12.
10, on the development of popular novels in Ming Dynasty, A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties,No. 1989.
1 1, A Dream of Red Mansions is not a Feilaifeng, Journal of Dream of Red Mansions, No.3, 1989
12, The Romance of firewood History was written by Lu, The Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties No.4, 1989.
13, Tang Xianzu, Yu's preface to West Lake Episode, Journal of East China Normal University, No.5, 1989
14, on the collapse of Jia's economic system, Journal of a Dream of Red Mansions, No.3, 1990.
15, The Development of Popular Fiction Theory in Ming Dynasty, Literature Theory Research No.3, 1990.
Copy materials (ancient documents) 1990No. 12 reproduced.
16, On the 200-year Blank in the History of Fiction, Journal of East China Normal University, No.5, 1990, Wen Wei Po (1990? 12 ? 2) The summary of this thesis was published in the second issue of the National People's Congress Copying Materials (China Ancient and Modern Literature) 199 1, and the summary of the thesis was published in the second issue of China Language and Literature Information 19 1.
17, On Fictitious Text II, Literary Heritage, No.2, 199 1.
18, on the novel "Understanding Language", Research on Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.2, 199 1.
19, on the identification of bears' characters and names and others, Research on Ming and Qing Novels, No.3, 199 1.
20. On the duality of popular novels, the materials copied by Shanghai Literature and Art Theory No.4 +099 1, Xinhua Digest No.0 1992, 1, and NPC (Ancient Literature) No.0/992 are reproduced.
2 1. On current affairs novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Journal of East China Normal University, No.4, 199 1, reprinted by the National People's Congress (ancient literature).
22. orb? Dead bead? Fish's Eye-On the Home of Aunt Zhao and Jia Maid, Journal of Dream of Red Mansions No.2, 1992.
23. Tang Yin and Huang Geng, Journal of A Dream of Red Mansions, No.2, 1992.
24. The fever of textual research on the author of Jin Ping Mei, Journal of East China Normal University, No.3, 1992, materials copied by the National People's Congress (ancient literature), No.9, 1992.
25, is also "Linjiang Fairy", "Dream of Red Mansions" Volume 1992 No 3.
26. Lu Xun's Theory and Practice on Historical Inheritance, Sublation and Development, Hunan Publishing House, 1993, 1 Edition.
27. From Prosperity to Depression ── On the Development of Novel Creation in the Early Qing Dynasty, Academic Quarterly 1993, No.3, and NPC Copying Materials (Ancient Literature) 1994, No.1 1, reprinted.
28. Song Jiao Ren and The Story of the Stone, Journal of A Dream of Red Mansions, No.3, 1993.
29. On the Macro-study of Ming and Qing Novels, Taiwan Province China Culture Monthly 169.
30. Confusion, resentment and depravity of scholars ── On the evolution of the relationship between Confucianism and Jia in Ming Dynasty from Notes on Fiction, Journal of East China Normal UniversityNo. 1994,No. 1 andNo. 56438+0994 of Copy Materials of National People's Congress (Ancient History).
3 1, Wang Yun and his theory of secular life, A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties,No. 1, 0994.
32. On the Controversy and Its Significance in the Study of Ancient Novels, The Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.3, 1994.
33. Merchants and Literati in Ming Dynasty, Book City magazine, No.3, 1994.
34. Businessmen and Bureaucrats in Ming Dynasty, Book City magazine, No.5, 1994.
35. Reflections on the research pattern of novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Research on Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties,No. 1995,No. 1.
36, should pay attention to the historical value of ancient novels, "Chinese and foreign works research"1995 no. 1.
37. Read Li Yanchang's Records of Past Events in the South, Book City Magazine, No.3, 1995.
38. Xu Yun and China's Novels of Ming Dynasty (Cooperation), Research on Novels of Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.4, 1995.
39. When Four Novels of Ming Dynasty were Written, Social Sciences, No.6, 1995.
40. On the Historical Value of Ancient Novels, Journal of East China Normal University, No.5, 1995.
4 1, Liu Lie female skills, etc. , A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties,No. 1, 1996.
42. Textual research on the time when Jin Ping Mei was introduced into Korea by Li Chao (cooperation), Journal of Yanbian University, No.2, 1996.
43. China's Ancient Novels during the Li Dynasty in Korea (Cooperation), Journal of East China Normal University, No.4, 1996.
44. Textual research on Ming Jiajing's block-printed Deng Jian Xinhua Jie ── Also on the spread and influence of this book in North Korea's Li Dynasty, Literary Heritage No.5, 1996.
45. History of Literature, etc., Wen Wei Po1Lin Xue Edition on September 4, 996.
46. Hong Kun's "Marrying a Wife" and other four items, "Research on Novels of Ming and Qing Dynasties" No.4, 1996.
47. Looking at the evolution of the research system from a comparative perspective, Journal of Fudan University,No. 1,No. 1997, reprinted in No.5, Copying Materials of the National People's Congress (Literary Theory).
48. Representation of China's ancient novel theory in foreign countries (cooperation), Research on Literary Theory,No. 1997,No. 1.
49. The research object of Ming and Qing novels is narrow and blank. Wen Wei Po1June 23rd, 997.
50. Foreign Reactions ── Comments on Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Korean scholars in the Li Dynasty, No.3 Study of Novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, 1997.
5 1, on novellas in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, literary heritage, No.3, 1998, reprinted by the National People's Congress (ancient literature), No.9, 1998.
52. The second issue of An Introduction to the History of Novels in Ming Dynasty, A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties 1998, was published and read at the 97' Wuyishan China International Symposium on the History of Novels.
53. On the Novels of North Korea's Li Dynasty, published in East Asia Cultural Forum, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House 1998.
54. On the spread (cooperation) of popular literature in Qing Dynasty from Diary of Jehol, in Humanistic Spirit of China and South Korea, Zhejiang University Press, 1998, 1 1 edition.
55. On the Revival of Classical Chinese Novel Creation in the Mid-Ming Dynasty, Volume II of China Language Translation Series,199865438+February.
56. The author's research on the Historical Romance of firewood, the fourteenth episode of Lin Xue Random Records, Zhonghua Book Company1April, 999.
57. Diary of Jehol and China's Novels and Dramas in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Research on Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.2, 1999, reproduced in the materials copied by the National People's Congress (ancient literature), No.
58. On the Creation of Classical Chinese Novels in the Early Ming Dynasty, Journal of East China Normal University, No.2, 1999, reprinted by the National People's Congress (Ancient Literature), No.7, 1999.
59. The Fate of Shen Wansan Xiu, Jiefang Daily, July 3, 1999.
60. Songjiang Jinshi in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Wen Hui Reading Weekly199965438+February 1 1.
6 1, rambling on Lu, Reading Weekly199965438+February 18.
62. Congratulations to Liang Jun's Complaints, Wen Hui Reading Weekly, No.65438, 2000+10/0.22.
63. "Broken boots" and "striking", Wen Hui Reading Weekly, February 2000 19.
64. The Qing Concession Banned A Dream of Red Mansions, Wen Hui Reading Weekly,No. 18, March 2000.
65. Talking about Money and Tao Heyu, Reading Weekly, March 25, 2000.
66. Song Mao Cheng and His Nine Stories, Reading Weekly, April 8, 2000.
67. The Bear Phenomenon: the Spreading Mode and Significance of Ancient Popular Novels, Literary Heritage, No.2, 2000, and Copied Materials (Ancient Literature), No.8, 2000.
Won the 2000-200 1 annual literary heritage excellent thesis award.
68. Tu Long and Two Cold Cases, Wen Hui Reading Weekly, May 20, 2000.
69. Zhang's Diary, Wen Hui Reading Weekly, July 29, 2000.
70. When can I see people in the cloud? Liberation Daily 200 1 1 12.
7 1, breaking through the traditional mode of novel history research, Literary News 20065438+0February 15.
72. Some thoughts on the study of modern novels, A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties,No. 1, 200 1.
73. Chronology of Modern Translated Novels and Instructions for Submission
Collection of Studies on the Ancient and Modern Evolution of China Literature, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, May 2002.
74. Mathematical Description of Modern Novels and Their Research, Journal of East China Normal University, No.4, 2002.
75. "Half the Country in the Red Chamber", Wen Hui Reading Weekly, September 6, 2002.
76. Serious imbalance and high-density duplication in the research pattern, Wen Hui Reading Weekly, September 6, 2002.
77. Five Rare Literatures of Ming and Qing Dynasties in Shanghai, Journal of East China Normal University, No.6, 2003.
Reflections on some phenomena in the study of classical literature, Literary Heritage,No. 1 2004.
79, "Jin Ping Mei" how the author textual research, "Wen Hui Reading Weekly" on February 6, 2004.
Reprinted by Xinhua Digest, No.9, 2004
80. Two arguments about The Journey to the West, Wen Wei Po, February 29, 2004.
The materials copied by the National People's Congress (China Ancient and Modern Literature Research) were reprinted in the fifth issue in 2004.
8 1, On the "Marks" of Novels in the Late Qing Dynasty, A Study of Novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.2, 2004
The materials copied by the National People's Congress (China Ancient and Modern Literature Research) were reproduced inNo. 1 1 in 2004.
82. Style and Rewriting of "Novel History", Liberation Daily, 2004, 1 1.7.
Reprinted by Xinhua Digest,No. 1 2005.
The materials copied by the National People's Congress (China Ancient and Modern Literature Research) were reprinted in the second issue in 2005.
83. Bibliography of Me and Novel Studies, Novel Studies in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.3, 2004.
84. On the Book Price of Novels in the Late Qing Dynasty, Journal of East China Normal University, No.4, 2005.
Reproduced materials of the National People's Congress (China Ancient and Modern Literature Research) in 2005,No. 12.
Frontiers of Literary Research, China, reprinted in issue 1 in 2007.
85. An Overview of Popular Novels in Ming Dynasty, A General Introduction to China Ancient Literature, Liaoning People's Publishing House, May 2005.
86. An Overview of Classical Chinese Novels in Ming Dynasty, A General Introduction to China Ancient Literature, Liaoning People's Publishing House, May 2005.
87. Novel Literature of Ming Dynasty, A General Introduction to China Ancient Literature, Liaoning People's Publishing House, May 2005.
The law of newspaper literature and business transactions ―― Taking the publishing history of Ying Huan Xiao Ji as an analysis case.
Academic Monthly, May 2006
The materials copied by the National People's Congress (China Ancient and Modern Literature Research) were reprinted inNo. 1 1 in 2006.
89. Rebuilding the Foundation of Literary History, Journal of East China Normal University, No.3, 2006
90. The earliest report on Lu Xun's literary activities, Wen Wei Po, July 2006 16.
9 1, historical novel piracy case, Wen Wei Po, September 24, 2006.
92. Chronology of Newspaper Novels in Late Qing Dynasty (1893- 1895), A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.3, 2006.
93. The Value of the Research History of Modern Novels in China, Journal of East China Normal University,No. 1 2007.
94. Chronology of News Novels in the Late Qing Dynasty (1896- 1902), Studies on Novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasties,No. 1 issue, 2007.
The price of novels in Qing dynasty
Frontier of Literary Research, China,No. 1, 2007.
96. Chronology of Newspapers and Periodicals in the Late Qing Dynasty (1903- 1905), A Study of Novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.3, 2007.
97. Chronology of Newspapers and Fictions in Late Qing Dynasty (1906- 1908), A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.4, 2007.
98. Preparation for the Novel Revolution, Journal of East China Normal University, No.6, 2007.
Reproduced materials of National People's Congress (China ancient and modern literature research), second issue, 2008.
99. The problem of the burden in The Journey to the West, Wen Hui Reading Weekly, June 5438+1October 65438+August 2008.