2. Discipline Consciousness in the Study of China's Philosophy History, China Philosophy History, No.2, 2003; Copies of NPC Materials (China Philosophy) No.6, 2003
3. Can Confucianism become "living water"? Literature, History and Philosophy, No.2, 2003, and People's Congress Copying Materials (China Philosophy), No.3, 2003.
4. The China of Western Philosophy and the Construction of Contemporary China Philosophy, Academic Monthly, No.7, 2004; NPC Copying Materials (China Philosophy) No.9, 2004; China Social Science Abstracts No.6, 2004
5. Marxist Philosophy Towards Openness, Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping Theory Studies, No.9, 2004; NPC Copy Materials (Philosophical Principles)No. 12, 2004
6. "The Research Stream of China's Philosophy at the Turn of the Century", Contemporary China Thought (USA), March 2005.
7. The Golden Issue and the Exploration of the Discipline Independence of China's Philosophy History, Academic Monthly,No. 1 1 2005; Copies of NPC Materials (China Philosophy) No.2, 2006
8. From reappraisal to interactive dialogue, Confucius Studies, No.4, 2005; Copy materials of the National People's Congress (China Philosophy)No. 1 1 2005.
9. On the Regional Tradition of China's Ancient Philosophy, Literature, History and Philosophy,No. 1 2005; NPC Copying Materials (China Philosophy) No.3, 2005; China Social Science Abstracts No.3, 2005
10, Taiwan Province scholars' comments on Mainland China's religious studies in recent 20 years, Journal of East China Normal University,No. 1, 2005; NPC Copy Materials (Religion) No.3, 2005
1 1, The Transformation of Aesthetic Theory and the Regeneration of National Aesthetic Consciousness, Journal of Nanjing Normal University, No.2, 2005; Copy of NPC Materials (Aesthetics)No. 1 1, 2005.
12, How the contemporary value of Confucian tradition is possible, Journal of Shanghai Normal University, No.6, 2006; Academic abstracts of liberal arts in colleges and universities, 1, 2007; Copying Materials of NPC (China's Philosophy), No.2, 2007.